Easy Way to Pack a Gpe N

WHAT SHOULD I TAKE?

WHAT SHOULD I TAKE?

Crossing the Alps on foot is a dream for many hiking enthusiasts. So what should you have on your packing list for an Alpine traverse? What should you take? Experienced mountain guide Hans Herbig runs through all the essentials you'll need to pack:

   Sturdy hiking footwear & technical layers

  Sleeping bag & rain cover for your backpack

   Sufficient food & in particular plenty of water

   Toiletry essentials & mountain first aid kit

Watch the video and check out the list below. You can download a PDF of the list:

Item

Weight

 What to wear

Technical baselayers and socks

-
Technical jacket -
Ski touring pants -
Ski touring boots -
Touring / backcountry skis -
Telescopic poles with powder baskets -
Avalanche beacon -
Hat -
Thin gloves/ liner gloves -
Backpack, approx. 26-34 L 1,460 g
 Essential
Change of shirt (short-sleeve/long-sleeve) 150 g
Waterproof, windproof jacket 400 g
Warm down jacket 500 g
Warm gloves / mitts 150 g
Probe 200 g
Shovel 440 g
Bivy bag 270 g
First aid kit and personal medication 280 g
Insulated vacuum bottle filled with tea 800 g
Sandwiches 300 g
Ski crampons 100 g
Skins 300 g
Ski helmet 500 g
Goggles 120 g
Sunscreen SPF 50 and lip balm 30 g
Sunglasses 30 g
ID, cash, cards, plastic bag 60 g
Cell phone with emergency numbers and altimeter 140 g
Pocket flashlight/ headlamp 70 g
 Recommended
Nuts, dried fruit, muesli bars 150 g
Tissues 10 g
Pen knife 60 g
 Without a mountain guide
Maps 80 g
Ski tour guidebook 100 g
GPS 220 g
 Optional
Hydration bladder, Thermo Bag, Tube Insulator, 1 liter water -
Camera -
Repair kit: Cable ties, wire, skin adhesive, wax -
Mountain loyalty cards -
Power bank -
Pullover / fleece -
 TOTAL WEIGHT (guideline) 6,920 g

The information provided is only meant as a recommendation. We do not assume any liability for its completeness or accuracy. deuter Sport GmbH in partnership with the German Association of Mountain and Ski Guides

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Item

Weight

What to wear

Ankle-high hiking boots with good grip

-
Technical hiking pants -
Technical shirt -
Technical jacket or vest -
Backpack 1,550 g
 Essential
Spare s/s shirt 150 g
Waterproof, windproof jacket 900 g
Waterproof, windproof overtrousers 300 g
Hat or headband 60 g
Cap or Buff 70 g
Thin gloves 70 g
Sunscreen SPF 30 with lip balm 60 g
Sunglasses 30 g
Water bottle or bladder with min. 1 liter fluids (depending on the hike) 1,190 g
Electrolyte / magnesium tablets 150 g
First aid kit (S or M) with blister bandages and personal medication 150 g
ID, cash, cards, plastic bag 40 g
Pocket flashlight/ headlamp ideally 80 g
Cell phone with emergency numbers 130 g
 Recommended
Nuts, dried fruit, muesli bars 200 g
Functional shorts 220 g
Pen knife 60 g
Telescopic poles 460 g
 Without a mountain guide
Maps 80 g
Hiking guidebook, route descriptions 210 g
Compass 80 g
or GPS 220 g
 Optional
Snacks/ sandwiches -
Pullover / fleece -
Camera and camera case -

 TOTAL WEIGHT (guideline value)

6,480 g

The information provided is only meant as a recommendation. We do not assume any liability for its completeness or accuracy. deuter Sport GmbH in partnership with the German Association of Mountain and Ski Guides

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Hiking - download day-hike packing list as PDF

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Pocket flashlight/ headlamp ideally

Item Weight
What to wear
Ankle-high hiking boots with good grip -
Technical hiking pants -
Technical shirt -
Technical jacket or vest -
Backpack 1,700 g
 Essential
Change of s/s shirt 150
g
Change of l/s shirt 200 g
1-2 pairs of short or long underwear 100 g
Hiking socks 60 g
Waterproof, windproof jacket 900 g
Waterproof, windproof overtrousers 300 g
Hat or headband 60 g
Cap or Buff 70 g
Thin gloves 70 g
Technical hiking shorts 220 g
Sunscreen SPF 30 with lip balm 60 g
Sunglasses, ideally self-tinting 30 g
Water bottle or bladder with min. 1 liter fluids (depending on hike) 1,200 g Electrolyte / magnesium tablets or tubes 150 g
First aid kit (S or M) with blister bandages and personal medication and space blanket 320 g
ID, cash, cards, plastic bag 40 g
Hut sleeping bag 250 g
Toiletries (shower gel, toothbrush/paste, small travel towel, tissues, earplugs) 280 g
80 g
Cell phone with emergency numbers 130 g
 Recommended
Lightweight pants 200 g
Pen knife 60 g
Telescopic poles 460 g
T-shirt for up at the hut (cotton) 150 g
Hut footwear 180 g
Plastic bag (for footwear and dirty clothes etc.) 20 g
  Without a mountain guide
Maps 80 g
Hiking guidebook, route descriptions 210 g
Compass 80 g
GPS 220 g
Bivy bag 280 g
 TOTAL WEIGHT (guideline) 8,500 g

The information provided is only meant as a recommendation. We do not assume any liability for its completeness or accuracy. deuter Sport GmbH in partnership with the German Association of Mountain and Ski Guides

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Hiking - download multi-day hike packing list as PDF

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Item Weight
 What to wear
Long-sleeve jersey / sleeves
Biking pants / leggings / shorts
Windstopper jacket/ vest
Gloves
Helmet
Biking shoes
Socks
Sunglasses, ideally self-tinting
Backpack 1,150 g
 Essential
Spare long-sleeve jersey / sleeves 70 g
Spare pants / leggings/ shorts 80 g
Windstopper jacket / vest 150 g
Hardshell rain jacket 250 g
Rain pants 200 g
Hat / Buff / headband 50 g
Full finger cycling gloves 60 g
Sunscreen 60 g
Hydration bladder and min. 1 liter fluids (depending on the tour) 1,150 g
Electrolyte / magnesium tablets or tubes 150 g
Energy: Power gels, muesli, dried fruit, nuts, bars etc. 150 g
First aid kit M (with space blanket) 290 g
Personal medication 100 g
Pain killers 20 g
Multi-tool 260 g
Bike tools:
- Spare inner tube 220 g
- Pump 200 g
- Puncture repair kit 120 g
- Brake pads 60 g
- Spare screws 80 g
- Cable ties 10 g
- Clamp (for temporary repair of shifter cables) 20 g
Tools, if not already part of the multi-tool:
- Tire lever 100 g
- Chain joint 10 g
- Spoke wrench 30 g
ID, cash, cards, plastic bag 40 g
Toiletries (shower gel, toothbrush / paste, small travel towel. tissues, earplugs) 320 g
Hut sleeping bag if required 250 g
 Recommended
Underwear 50 g
Undershirt 100 g
Spare socks / shoelaces 100 g
Lightweight pants 300 g
Hut shoes / slippers 180 g
T-shirt 120 g
Soap 70 g
Lube, adhesive tape 100 g
Pen/pencil 15 g
Lights 20 g
 Without a bike guide
Bike maps / guidebook 150 g
Compass 80 g
GPS 220 g
Headlamp 150 g
Suspension pump 400 g
Cell phone with emergency numbers 115 g
Bivy bag 280 g
 Top tip
Chamois cream
 Optional
Sandwiches if no food provision / hut on the way
Pullover / fleece
Camera and camera bag
Spare batteries (for lights, camera etc.)
 TOTAL WEIGHT (guideline) 8,020 g

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Item Weight
What to wear
Technical hiking pants
Technical shirt
Technical jacket or vest
Ankle-high hiking boots with good soles
Backpack 1,320 g
 Essential
Climbing harness 230 g
Via ferrata set 520 g
Via ferrata gloves 120 g
Locking carabiner 95 g
Climbing helmet 320 g
Spare s/s shirt 150 g
Waterproof, windproof jacket 900 g
Waterproof, windproof pants 300 g
Hat or headband 60 g
Sunscreen SPF 30 with lip balm 60 g
First aid kit M 280 g
Blister bandages 20 g
Pain killers 20 g
Water bottle or bladder and min. 1 liter fluids (depending on route) 1,190 g
Electrolyte / magnesium tablets 10 g
Nuts, dried fruit, muesli bars etc. 150 g
ID, cash, cards, plastic bag 40 g
Headlamp 80 g
Cell phone with emergency numbers 130 g
 Recommended
Sunglasses 30 g
Functional shorts 220 g
Slings 40 g
Rock shoes (if the route requires it) 530 g
Multi-tool 150 g
 Without a mountain guide
Route description / topo, poss. copied out of book 80 g
Compass 80 g
GPS 220 g
Short static rope 1,000 g
Bivy bag 280 g
 Top tip
Folding trekking poles
 Optional
Sandwiches in case there's no provision/ hut on the way
Pullover / fleece
Camera and camera bag
 TOTAL WEIGHT (guideline) 8,625 g

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Item Weight
What to wear
Ankle-high hiking boots with good grip, ideally crampon compatible
Technical hiking pants
Technical shirt
Technical jacket or vest
Backpack 1,800 g
 Essential
Change of s/s shirt 150 g
Change of l/s shirt 200 g
1-2 pairs underpants (short / long) 100 g
Mountain / hiking socks 60 g
Waterproof, windproof jacket 900 g
Waterproof, windproof pants 300 g
Hat and / or headband 60 g
Thin gloves 70 g
Thick gloves / mitts 280 g
Functional shorts 200 g
Cap or Buff 70 g
Sunscreen SPF 50 with lip balm 60 g
Sunglasses/ goggles, ideally self-tinting 30 g
Water bottle or bladder with min. 1 liter fluids (depending on route) 1,200 g
Electrolyte / magnesium tablets (or tubes) 150 g
Muesli, dried fruit, nuts, bars etc. 200 g
First aid kit M (incl. space blanket) 280 g
Blister bandages 20 g
Pain killers 20 g
Telescopic trekking poles 460 g
Hardware:
- Harness 230 g
- Locking carabiners, x2 190 g
- Prussic loops: 4m x Ø 6mm, x2 100 g
- Slings 40 g
- Ice axe 630 g
- Crampons 1,000 g
- Climbing harness 320 g
ID, cash, cards, plastic bag 40 g
Hut sleeping bag 250 g
Toiletries (shower gel, toothbrush / paste, small travel towel, tissues, earplugs) 280 g
Headlamp 80 g
Cell phone with emergency numbers 130 g
 Recommended
Insulated vacuum bottle 560 g
Pocket flashlight 50 g
Multi-tool 150 g
T-Shirt for at the hut (cotton) 150 g
Lightweight pants 200 g
Gaiters 120 g
Plastic bag or Dirtbag (for trail trash, your own trash and wet clothes) 20 g
 Without a mountain guide
Maps 80 g
Guidebook, route description 210 g
Compass 80 g
GPS 220 g
Bivy bag 280 g
Hardware:
- Rope: 35 m / 50 m depending on route 2,700 g
- 2 ice screws 340 g
- Depending on route: Nuts + Friends 700 g
 Optional
Sandwiches, if there is no provision / hut
Pullover / fleece
Camera and camera bag
Batteries and spares (headlamp, camera, GPS etc.)
 TOTAL WEIGHT (guideline) 15,750 g

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Item Weight
What to wear
Ski / snowshoeing equipment
Technical ski touring pants
Technical shirt
Technical jacket or vest
Hat
Thin gloves
Avalanche beacon, always check battery status before heading out!
Backpack 1,290 g
 Essential
Probe 300 g
Shovel 750 g
Ski crampons (ski tour) 190 g
Spare l/s shirt 200 g
Thick gloves / mitts (spares) 280 g
Waterproof, windproof jacket 450 g
Waterproof, windproof overtrousers 300 g
Sunscreen SPF 30 with lip balm 60 g
Sunglasses / goggles - ideally self-tinting 30 g
Water bottle or bladder and min.1 liter fluids (depending on tour) 1,200 g
Electrolyte / magnesium tablets 10 g
First aid kit S incl. space blanket 190 g
Blister bandages 20 g
Pain killers 20 g
ID, cash, cards, plastic bag 40 g
Headlamp 80 g
Cell phone with emergency numbers 130 g
 Recommended
Nuts, dried fruit, muesli bars etc. 200 g
Goggles 140 g
Gaiters (snowshoeing) 120 g
Ski wax (ski tour) 20 g
Repair kit (screwdriver, cable ties, tape etc.) 180 g
Stuff sack 50 g
 Without a mountain guide
Maps 80 g
Guidebook 210 g
Altimeter 60 g
Compass 80 g
GPS 220 g
 Top tip
Multi-tool
 Optional
Sandwiches, if no provision/ hut along the way
Pullover / fleece
Ski base/ skins cleaner
Camera and camera bag
Change of hat
 TOTAL WEIGHT (guideline) 7,360 g

Download snowshoe / ski tour - single day tour packing list as PDF

Check out the list below. You can download a PDF of the list:

Item Weight
What to wear
Ski / snowshoeing equipment
Technical ski touring pants
Technical shirt
Technical jacket or vest
Hat
Thin gloves
Avalanche beacon, always check battery status before heading out!
Backpack 1,880 g
 Essential
Probe 300 g
Shovel 750 g
Ski crampons 190 g
Spare l/s shirt 200 g
Long thermal underwear 160 g
Change of ski socks 80 g
Waterproof, windproof jacket 900 g
Waterproof, windproof overtrousers 300 g
Thick gloves / mitts (spares) 280 g
Hat or headband 60 g
Cap or Buff 70 g
Sunscreen SPF 50 with lip balm 60 g
Sunglasses / goggles - ideally self-tinting 30 g
Water bottle or bladder 190 g
Insulated vacuum bottle 560 g
Min. 1 liter fluids (depending on tour) 1,000 g
Electrolyte / magnesium tablets or tubes 150g
Nuts, dried fruit, muesli bars etc. 200 g
First aid kit M 280 g
Blister bandages 20 g
Pain killers 20 g
ID, cash, cards, plastic bag 280 g
Hut sleeping bag 250 g
Toiletries (shower gel, toothbrush/ paste, small travel towel, tissues, earplugs) 280 g
Headlamp 80 g
Cell phone with emergency numbers 130 g
 Recommended
Goggles 140 g
Multi-tool 150 g
Repair kit (screwdriver, cable ties, tape etc.) 180 g
Stuff sack 50 g
Sandwiches 130 g
  Without a mountain guide
Snowcard / loyalty ski pass 50 g
Maps 80 g
Guidebook 210 g
Altimeter 60 g
Compass 80 g
GPS 220 g
Bivy bag 280 g
 Top tip
Chamois cream
 Optional
Sandwiches
Pullover / fleece
Wax (ski tour)
Gaiters (snowshoeing)
Camera and camera case
Spare batteries
 Additional gear for glacier traverses without a mountain guide
Rope: 35 m / 50 m depending on route 2,700 g
Climbing harness 230 g
Locking carabiners, x2 190 g
Prussic loops: 4m x Ø 6mm, x2 100 g
Slings 40 g
2 ice screws 320 g
Ice axe 630 g
Crampons 1,000 g
Depending on route: Nuts + Friends 500 g
 TOTAL WEIGHT (guideline) 16,200 g

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Source: https://www.deuter.com/int-en/advice/how-to-pack-a-backpack

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