What to bring
Our goal is to provide you with a memorable, safe vacation, free of stress, and to expose you to what we feel are the best mountains in the Rocky Mountain Region.
Come prepared
Weather in the san juan mountains
The average high temperatures in July and August range from the mid 60s to the mid 70s; at night it gets to the low 40s. In September both the highs and lows drop by about 5 degrees. In July and August afternoon thunderstorms are not uncommon which results in a plethora of wildflowers, green meadows and tundra. It is also a source of sudden temperature/climate shifts. To be prepared layering is highly recommended; please follow the clothing list.
What to bring
Llama personal gear list
- Stuff sack for clothes approximately 12”x24”
- Sleeping bag with stuff sack
- Extra heavy duty garbage bags (water proofing in sacks)
- Therma-rest sleeping pad
- 2 short sleeve shirts
- 2 long sleeve fleece shirts
- 2 pairs of shorts
- 2 pairs of fleece pants
- Long underwear
- 3 pairs of hiking socks
- Underwear
- Fleece jacket or pullover
- Down jacket
- Stocking/fleece hat
- Ball cap or sun hat
- Shoes for camp (light weight running shoes)
- Toiletries in small bottles in a zip lock bag
- Sun glasses
- Headlamp or flashlight
- Extra batteries
- Sunscreen
- Day pack
- Water bottles or camel back
- Good rain pants and jacket
- Gloves
- Matches
LIMIT 20 POUNDS