You will want to dress in multiple  warm layers so that you can adjust on the trail as needed.   Avoid cotton socks and base layers, choose wool or synthetic.  It is better to have an extra layer you take off and carry in the sled then to not have enough gear.
And you will definitely want your camera, you will want to make sure you are using lithium batteries as alkilines don’t work when they get too cold. Also consider extra batteries as they do not last as long in the cold.  For longer rides and camping you may want a thermos for hot drinks, and chemical heaters/hot hands for inside your mitts make for cozy warm hands.  For the camping trip or night run you will want a small LED headlamp or flashlight.

And be sure to bring a sense of adventure!

***We do have some gear available, please contact us prior to your trip if you have any concerns about your gear so we can make sure you will be comfortable and prepared for your trip.  All guest will have a gear check during orientation to ensure they are prepared for the conditions.***

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