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What to Bring
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Required Paperwork
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Closed-Toe Shoes
Two forms (Participant Agreement & Health Form) are required for participation and should be submitted prior to the day of your event. If a participant is under the age of 18, a parent or guardian signature is required. You can download them here.
Preferably tennis shoes. Keens are acceptable, but NO Crocs, NO Chaco’s, soccer sandals, ballet flats, and no flip flops. There is too high of a risk to trip, losing a shoe while climbing, or puncturing an exposed foot with a stick while walking.
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Filled Water Bottle
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Personal Medications
Bring 2 or 3 on particularly warm days. Participants are often surprised at how thirsty they become while on the course. It is important to arrive hydrated and stay hydrated.
Inhalers, EpiPens, allergy, or other meds are always helpful to have on hand and acknowledge on your waiver. If you are under 18 coming with a group, this should be addressed with the responsible adult chaperone/leader of your group. Stowe Heights supplies a first aid kit, however, does not supply inhalers & EpiPens.
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Comfy Layered Clothing
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Hats or Visors (optional)
Be ready for a variety of temperatures and conditions. Modest shorts (inseam to mid-thigh or knee) if not long breathable pants or leggings that work better under a harness.
While the trees do provide a reprieve from the sun, you’re still exposed to it. Wearing a hat or visor can be helpful and it fits well underneath a helmet.
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Sunscreen and/or Bug Spray
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Lunch and/or Snacks
Sunscreen of at least 30 SPF is recommended.
Should be discussed with your group leader in situations where it is included.
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