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Suggested gear list for
Cape to Cape

The Cape to Cape walk trail in the South West of Australia is much more than a stroll along the beach and shouldn’t be under estimated. A quick walker may do the 140 odd kilometres in 5 nights / 6 days, however, an extra night or two will allow you to enjoy this delightful part of the world much more. There are designated camping areas but there are many other spots to pitch a tent. Fires are strictly prohibited & water supply can be sparse at certain times of the year. Be aware that there is a lot of sand walking. Don’t expect to walk in a day the same distance as you do on firm ground. Enjoy the challenge!


• Hiking boots
• Socks & sock liners
• Hutt Booties
• Gaiters (optional)
• Thermal top (winter)
• Shorts
• Swimmers
• Long trek pants
• Over trousers (optional)
• Trek shirts pref. With collar
• Fleece
• Liner gloves (winter)
• Beanie (winter)
• Broad brimmed hat
• Waterproof/breathable shell jacket
• Trekking poles (optional)
• Travel towel
• Toiletries
• Tent & sleeping mat
• Biodegradable soap
• Sunscreen & lip balm
• Wet ones or similar
• Head torch
• Spare batteries
• Camera & film
• Dry bags or stuff sacks
• Bush book on plants & animals of south-west
• Maps
• First aid kit
• Insect repellent
• Sun glasses
• Swiss army knife
• Whistle
• Water bottles/bladder (poss. Up to 5lts)
• Purifier or tablets
• Sleeping bag & inner sheet
• Stove, fuel & food
• Binoculars


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