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Equipment
What clothing and equipment should you bring? Since being suitably equipped is the single most important consideration contributing to your welfare, we have provided the following information which we ask you to consider, adapting it where you feel necessary to your own outdoor experience or preference.
There is a fine balance between taking too much and too little, especially considering that you need to equip yourself for all extremes of climate. Over the years we have seen all extremes, from trekkers who have brought everything but the kitchen sink, to others with the bare minimum.
What to carry with you in your backpack while trekking in Morocco?
In your Backpack. |
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Waterbottle/Camelbak from 1 to 2 liters |
| Water purification tablets or device: on sale in pharmacy/or awaterbottle with pump incorporated to filter water |
| Flashlight or headlamp with extra batteries (it gets dark very early in winter) |
| Warm clothes (for the evening in particular): polarfleece, wind-breaker, beanie |
| Sun protection - Sun lotion, hat, sunglasses, scarf |
Rainjacket, in the event of bad weather, but also for protection from the glance of the others while going to the toilet
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| Toilet paper and lighter |
For the mountain: |
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A good pair of hiking boots |
| Light shoes or sandals for after walk |
| A warm sleeping bag |
| Sunglasses (2 pairs are better than 1 in the event of loss or of breakage…) |
For the desert: |
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A good pair of walking shoes |
| Full cotton trousers |
| Warm clothes for chilly nights |
| Warm sleeping bag |
| Sunglasses (bring a backup pair, just in case) |
| Goggles to protect your eyes in the event of sandstorm |
Personal pharmacy: |
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Anti-diarrhea |
| Aspirin |
| Disinfecting/cotton |
| Bandages (or gauzes and adhesive plaster) |
| Lipbalm |
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