Packing for Alaska?
#2
Joined: Aug 2003
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HHHMM... I hope you get many responses, but here is my 2 cents...
-binoculars
-lots of film/batteries
-layers, as it may go from warm to cold and back again, hat, gloves, scarf for wind
-very comfortable walking/hiking shoes, maybe waterproof and good hiking socks like from the Walking Company for example
-Have an awesome time !!!
-binoculars
-lots of film/batteries
-layers, as it may go from warm to cold and back again, hat, gloves, scarf for wind
-very comfortable walking/hiking shoes, maybe waterproof and good hiking socks like from the Walking Company for example
-Have an awesome time !!!
#3
Joined: Jan 2003
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Do Not forget your binaculars. also find a highly detailed map of the inside passage at a book store so you know what you are seeing and where you are going while on the cruise. Oh and rain gear. Ketchican gets 12 FEET of rain per year.
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#9
Joined: Jan 2004
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One bit of advice I got before we did our Alaska trip was "you can't take enough film". That was very true. Also did a small adventure type boat. Loved it! You've made a good choice.
We went late May into June, and actually wore shorts a couple of days! Take a rainsuit - but maybe you'll be as lucky as we were and not need it. And, comfortable hiking boots are a must. Make sure they are broken in, not new.
We went late May into June, and actually wore shorts a couple of days! Take a rainsuit - but maybe you'll be as lucky as we were and not need it. And, comfortable hiking boots are a must. Make sure they are broken in, not new.
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One excellent piece of advice I got from Budget Queen: take nylon pants instead of jeans. They dry so much faster! I'm a jeans kind of gal, but I left them home and was glad I did - rain was no problem! And I borrowed silk long undies from a friend - Abram's right - they were awesomely warm, yet thin enough to wear underneath anything. Have a great time!



