It’s also important to check with your tour operator or the place you’re staying as they may have specific recommendations or requirements for what to pack.
- Warm and waterproof clothing including a jacket, pants, gloves and a hat. The weather in Alaska can be unpredictable, so it’s important to be prepared for different temperatures and precipitation.
- Good hiking boots or shoes for exploring the outdoors.
- Rain gear such as a rain jacket and pants.
- Sunscreen and sunglasses to protect from the glare of the sun on the water or snow.
- A camera and extra batteries or a power bank to capture the natural beauty of Alaska.
- A comfortable backpack to carry essentials while exploring.
- A headlamp or flashlight for low light situations.
- A first aid kit including basic items such as band-aids, pain relievers and any personal medication.
- A book or magazine for downtime or waiting for transportation.
- Food and water, depending on the type of trip you are taking, you may need to bring your own food and water, specially if you’re going on a backcountry trip.
