Biking Packing List

• Park Entrance Pass (please purchase in advance; click on Fees and Passes.) 
• Daypack to carry items from this list, and your lunch. Daypack rentals are available if needed.
• Hydration system or 2 water bottles. Refillable bottles are available for purchase in our retail store.
• Hiking shoes or tennis shoes are advised.
• Rain pants and a rain jacket – the road may be wet from melting snow.
• Warm layer, like a puffy or fleece jacket.
• Breathable base layers, like long underwear, tights, or yoga pants. Shorts may be appropriate on warmer days.
• Gloves, for biking or just simple fleece.
• Baseball cap if it’s hot, stocking cap if it’s cool – or maybe both! The weather is always subject to change in the mountains. Must fit under helmet.
• Sunglasses and straps.
• Sunscreen and lip balm.
• Insect repellent.
• Camera (optional)
• Compact binoculars (optional)
• Spare corrective eye wear, glasses, or contacts (optional)
• Gratuity for guide (18-20% is the standard for our industry)

Provided (no additional cost on guided trips)

• E-bikes and helmets.
• Bike Repair Kit
• Trail Lunch
• Group First Aid Kit
• Water Filter
• Bear Spray
• Restroom Necessities: Toilet Paper, Trowel, Hand Sanitizer
• Multi Tool
• Map

Joining us for our Three Hour Glacier E-Bike Tour this summer? Please follow the above packing list – though you likely won’t need as much warm weather gear. 
 On a nice day, shorts will work just fine! On a cold day, bring warm, breathable layers. Keep in mind that rain and snow are always possible in the mountains. Lunch is not provided on this tour, but you’re welcome to bring a snack!

Most of these items are available for sale in our West Glacier office if you forget something.  

EQUIPMENT

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• Duffel bag for overnight clothing/gear
• Daypack (30L)
• Rain Cover for Daypack (or line inside of pack with garbage bag.)

CLOTHING

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• Long Underwear Top and Bottom (Midweight, Synthetic)
• Midweight Fleece/Wool Jacket or Sweater
• Polar Fleece or Insulated Jacket (needed in June and September)*
• Rain Jacket (Hooded, Lightweight, Waterproof, Breathable)
• Rain Pants
• Pair of Hiking Pants (Convertible, Quick-Dry, Lightweight)
• Fleece/Wool Hat
• Fleece/Wool Gloves
• Synthetic Wicking T-Shirt (1 for hiking, 1 for camp)
• Pair of Biking Shorts (Quick-Dry Lightweight)
• Lightweight Hiking Boots or shoes
• 2 pairs of wool or synthetic socks – no cotton please
• Sandals for Camp (Teva/Chaco type)

MISCELLANEOUS ESSENTIALS

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• Valid Passport to cross US-Canadian border. 
• Park entrance pass and ID or money to purchase one.
• Gratuity for Guide (18 to 20% is the standard for our industry)
• Water Bottles that fit into a bike water bottle cage. (Two 1-Liter)
• Ziploc Bags (larger size; to organize, keep items clean and dry)
• Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, personal wipes, wash cloth, towel.)
• Pillow
• Sunscreen and Lip Balm
• Sun Hat or Ball Cap
• Bug Spray
• Headlamp with Fresh Batteries

OPTIONAL ITEMS

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• Camera
• Binoculars
• Bike shoes and bike pedals (if you want to bring your own)
• Fleece Pants (for trips in June and September)*
• Camp Towel
• Bandana
• Swimsuit
• Sunglasses and Straps
• Ear Plugs
• Small Multi Tool
• Reading and Writing Materials
• Fishing Gear – if you want to fish
• Your Favorite Snack!
• Alcoholic Beverages (no glass, consider weight for trip)

PROVIDED (NO ADDITIONAL COST ON GUIDED TRIPS)

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• Bicycles and helmets. (E-bikes available at an additional cost)
• Bike Repair Kit
• All camping gear (tent, sleeping pad, sleeping bag)
• All Group Cooking Gear and Food
• Stove and Fuel
• Group First Aid Kit
• Water Filter
• Bear Spray
• Toilet Paper
• Trowel
• Hand Sanitizer
• Multi Tool
• Map