Colorado, USA
Think in terms of three layers: Base, Mid, and Outer Layer. Avoid cotton for base layers, as it holds moisture and loses insulating properties when wet.
Your attire should match your planned activities.
Sturdy, broken-in Hiking boots with ankle support for trails. Comfortable walking shoes for city exploration.
Insulated, waterproof winter boots with good traction for snow and ice.
Comfortable Sneakers or casual shoes for everyday wear in cities and towns.
Having the correct documentation is critical for a smooth trip.
The United States uses Type A and B plugs (120V at 60Hz). International travelers need a Universal Travel Adapter. Check your devices for dual voltage compatibility.
Apps help with navigation, communication, and local services.
Use services like Google Drive or Dropbox for backing up photos and important documents.
An External hard drive for physical backups.
For secure internet access, consider NordVPN or ExpressVPN.
A well-stocked health kit manages minor issues and responds to unexpected situations.
Protect yourself from the strong sun and insects.
Gear needed for planned hiking activities.
Specialized gear for winter sports.
For camping adventures in the Rockies.
These items improve your comfort and security during travel.
Unique items specific to Colorado's dry climate.
Stay hydrated, reduce plastic waste.
For groceries or souvenirs.
Protect Colorado's waterways.
Eco-friendly power for devices.
Roll clothes tightly to save space. Use packing cubes for organization. Bring a travel laundry bag for dirty clothes. Pack a small, soft-sided bag for day trips.
Consider the Nordace travel bag for efficient packing.
