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Essential Packing List for your Alaska Adventure

Heading to the Last Frontier? 🌲🗻 This is the ultimate packing list for your Alaskan adventure! From clothing essentials to must-have gear, ensure you're fully prepared for the rugged beauty and unpredictable weather of Alaska. Get ready to explore ...

These wipes are great to travel with and keep the bugs off!

Ben's Tick & Insect Repellent Wipes - Travel Wipes

Mosquitos are the unofficial bird of Alaska, they are bigger and there are more of them than I've ever seen in the lower 48.

Coleman 100% MAX DEET Insect Repellent Spray

These work wonders when spending time outside, and are A MUST if you're traveling by RV.

Thermacell Patio Shield Mosquito Repeller

If you're going to be hiking anywhere in Alaska, you probably need some bear spray. If you don't want to buy any yourself, there are lots of groups on Facebook where you can borrow from a local.

Bear Spray

Good rain gear is essential when in Alaska. Do not bring a poncho if you're planning to hike or spend any time outside.

Rain Gear

You will see a lot of Xtra Tuff boots in Alaska, there's a reason. What's important is that you have waterproof boots!

Xtratuf Non-Marking Slip-Resistant Fishing Boots

Alaska weather varies greatly, even in the summer. A packable down coat is light enough to carry, and will keep you warm when you need it.

Lightweight Hooded Down Packable Puffer Coat

Wool socks are imperative for Alaska, they keep your feet dry and warm, even in wet or muggy weather.

Smartwool Performance Hike Full Cushion Crew

These are my absolute favorite pants for hiking. They dry quickly, and don't get pulled on anything even in heavy brush. Available in regular & plus as well.

Women's NoGA Classic Relaxed Leg Pants

If you're doing any hiking trekking poles will come in handy. I like these because they are light and compact making them easy to travel with.

Collapsible Hiking Poles

There is so much wildlife to be seen in Alaska, Binoculars or a spotting scope come in very handy!

Compact Binoculars

Layers are key when planning what to wear in Alaska. Wool has great properties for keeping you warm or cool. Wool is also antimicrobial, so you can wear this multiple times without it smelling bad.

Merino Wool Base Layer 100% Merino Wool

“Cotton Kills” is a common phrase in Alaska. Cotton holds moisture near your skin and prevents you from being warm. Always plan to bring synthentic or wool to wear and not cotton.

Moisture Wicking Shirts

These fleece jackets are great for that in between temperature.

Women's Frost Lake Fleece Full Zip Jacket

I always bring this list of First Aid supplies with me when traveling.

Travel First Aid Kit Must Haves

Even in the summer it's cool in the mornings in Alaska.

Carhartt Men's Tonal Patch Beanie

If you're planning to drive around Alaska, this is the ultimate guide! It gives information on where to stop and what is around you. a MUST HAVE!

The MILEPOST 2024: Alaska Travel Planner

These wipes are so convenient to keep in your bag for just in case.

Ben's 30% DEET Insect Repellent Wipes, 12 Count