All Inclusive Wild-Camping
Our main USP is that we provide all of the wild-camping equipment required to have a safe and enjoyable experience in the mountains. We have years of experience in testing and trying out gear for long-distance and multi-day adventures, and continue to refine what we offer so it’s always the best.
The trick in multi-day lightweight trekking, in particular, is to carry the minimum and to make sure that what you do carry is light, effective and what you really need!
Lightweight trekking gear can be very expensive and for your Multi-Day Trek we aim to provide quality items for you to use without having to buy them. This is a great way to try out gear before you do buy your own and learn how to make your future multi-day trekking experiences less arduous by informed gear choice and use.
What do you need and what do we provide?
Depending on whether you are on a Multi-Day Trek or a Single Day Trek, there are different requirements for the kit you will need. Please see the below to help you prepare for your trek:
Multi-Day Treks
We provide all you will need for your Multi-Day Trek except for your clothes, waterproof jackets, trousers, boots and very personal items. Please see the kit list.
We change our gear on a regular basis to make sure it is up to date and in excellent condition.
- Lightweight four season tent.
- Down sleeping bag with liner.
- High quality sleeping mat.
- Down pillow.
- Lightweight mountain trekking rucksack with waterproof cover.
- Cooking stoves, pans and gas.
- Collapsible lightweight eating/drinking bowl and a spork.
- Water filter.
- All nutrition including hot dehydrated meals each evening.
- Hot drinks.
- Latrine trowels, toilet paper and wipes.
- Midge net head cover.
- Head torch.
- Whistle.
- Microfibre towel.
- Dry bags.
- Compass and map if wanted.
Single Day Treks
On our Day Mountain Treks we provide hot drinks, emergency survival bags, and group safety gear. You will need to provide your personal clothing and gear including the items listed on the Single Day Trek Kit List. This is to ensure your trek is comfortable, but most importantly, safe.
Bivvy Treks
On our Bivvy Treks we provide hot drinks, quality bivy bags, sleeping bag, sleeping mat, rucksack and group safety gear. You will need to provide your personal clothing and gear including the items on the Bivvy Trek Kit List. This is to ensure your trek is comfortable, but most importantly, safe. We will provide the below items. Some shared items your guide will carry and some you may be asked to carry.
- Lightweight Waterproof Bivvy Bag
- Sleeping Bag
- Sleeping Bag liner
- Sleeping Mat
- Rucksack
- Headtorch
- Water filter bottle
- Midge Net
- Tarp
- Cooking Stove and Accessories
- Hot Drinks
- Cup and Spork
- Map and Compass
- Whistle
- Water Filtration System
- First Aid Kit
- Safety Equipment
- Toilet Trowel
- Lightweight Micro-Towel
- Foam Sit Mat
- Dry bags to organise kit
Multi-Day Treks
We provide all you will need for your Multi-Day Trek except for your clothes, waterproof jackets, trousers, boots and very personal items. Please see the kit list.
We change our gear on a regular basis to make sure it is up to date and in excellent condition.
- Lightweight four season tent.
- Down sleeping bag with liner.
- High quality sleeping mat.
- Down pillow.
- Lightweight mountain trekking rucksack with waterproof cover.
- Cooking stoves, pans and gas.
- Collapsible lightweight eating/drinking bowl and a spork.
- Water filter.
- All nutrition including hot dehydrated meals each evening.
- Hot drinks.
- Latrine trowels, toilet paper and wipes.
- Midge net head cover.
- Head torch.
- Whistle.
- Microfibre towel.
- Dry bags.
- Compass and map if wanted.
Single Day Treks
On our Day Mountain Treks we provide hot drinks, emergency survival bags, and group safety gear. You will need to provide your personal clothing and gear including the items listed on the Single Day Trek Kit List. This is to ensure your trek is comfortable, but most importantly, safe.
Bivy Treks
On our Bivvy Treks we provide hot drinks, quality bivy bags, sleeping bag, sleeping mat, rucksack and group safety gear. You will need to provide your personal clothing and gear including the items on the Bivvy Trek Kit List. This is to ensure your trek is comfortable, but most importantly, safe. We will provide the below items. Some shared items your guide will carry and some you may be asked to carry.
- Lightweight Waterproof Bivvy Bag
- Sleeping Bag
- Sleeping Bag liner
- Sleeping Mat
- Rucksack
- Headtorch
- Water filter bottle
- Midge Net
- Tarp
- Cooking Stove and Accessories
- Hot Drinks
- Cup and Spork
- Map and Compass
- Whistle
- Water Filtration System
- First Aid Kit
- Safety Equipment
- Toilet Trowel
- Lightweight Micro-Towel
- Foam Sit Mat
- Dry bags to organise kit
Where can you buy the gear you need?
If you need to purchase outdoor gear before a trek, we can help advise and guide dependent on your requirements. We highly recommend Ultralight Outdoor Gear as an online ‘one-stop-shop’ for all equipment needs. If you are already in Aviemore or Braemar, we can recommend Cairngorm/Braemar Mountain Sports where the staff will help to ensure you are appropriately clothed for the conditions of the Cairngorms.