The Pacific Northwest generally features a casual dress code. Comfort and functionality hold preference over formal attire.
Waterproof hiking boots are useful for trails, especially in wet conditions or shoulder seasons. Seek options for comfort and support.
For urban exploration, comfortable, water-resistant Walking shoes are ideal. You will experience much walking in cities.
Wool or synthetic Hiking socks help prevent blisters and manage moisture. Pack several pairs of quality socks. Avoid cotton socks for hiking.
Organized and accessible documents prevent stress during your trip. These are for smooth travel.
Ensure your devices are compatible and you stay connected.
Capture your journey and navigate with ease.
Consider a VPN service like ExpressVPN for secure internet access, especially on public Wi-Fi.
Enable 2FA on all important accounts for added security.
Use strong, unique passwords for all online accounts. A password manager can be useful.
A well-stocked personal health and wellness kit helps manage minor ailments and keeps you comfortable. Consider a Travel first aid kit.
Stay protected from elements and ensure safe water consumption.
Make your trail experience comfortable and safe.
For kayaking, paddleboarding, or swimming.
Essential items for your camping adventure.
Ensure maximum comfort during transit and keep your belongings safe.
Embrace the region's environmental values by packing reusable items.
A quality waterproof jacket and pants are indispensable.
Comfortable, broken-in hiking boots for varied terrain.
Capture stunning landscapes and cityscapes. See B&H Photo.
For wildlife viewing and distant scenic points.
Pack versatile items that can be layered and mixed-and-matched to maximize outfit options while minimizing luggage.
Roll your clothes tightly to save space and prevent wrinkles. Use packing cubes for better organization and compression.
