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AIRMAP
Assessing Icing Conditions in the High Elevations of the Northeast
Cold-Air Pools in Mountain Valleys
Boundary Layer Exposure on Mount Washington
Climate Change and Air Pollutant Impacts to New England's Rare Alpine Zone
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Snowpack Energy Monitoring with Low Cost Instrumentation
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Gear Requirements for All Summer Trips to the Summit
Due to transportation space limitations, all belongings must be condensed into a single pack
All essential outdoor gear items must be readily accessible while in transit to/from the summit station
Any trip participant who is not appropriately prepared with the required gear is subject to dismissal from the trip
Please note: we have included an example of each item listed simply as a recommendation. We do not require you purchase the specific brand items suggested.
Required for all trips
Wicking base layer
(e.g.
EMS Techwick Midweight/Heavyweight Base Layers
)
Insulating mid-layer such as a fleece or parka
(e.g.
EMS Featherpack Down Jacket
)
Waterproof outer layer/shell jacket
(e.g.
EMS Storm Front Jacket
)
Shell pants
Pair of gloves
Wool hat
(e.g.
EMS Power Stretch Beanie
)
Baseball cap
Hiking Boots
Wool socks
(e.g.
EMS Merino Wool Hiking Socks
)
Headlamp or Flashlight
Water bottle
Sunglasses
(e.g.
Julbo Sunglasses
)
Additional requirements for overnight guests
Indoor “lounging” clothes & footwear
Sleeping bag (one fitted sheet and a pillow will be provided by MWO)
All necessary toiletries
Food items (if special non-allergenic dietary restrictions apply)
Recommended for all trips
Additional layers
(e.g.
EMS Classic 200 Fleece
)
Basic first aid supplies
The following will be provided by MWO if necessary
Any appropriate traction devices
(e.g.
Kahtoola Microspikes
)
Trekking poles
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