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Gear I Loved, Hated, and Wished I Had on the John Muir Trail/Nüümü Poyo

While hiking Nüümü Poyo, also called the John Muir Trail, gear is everything. Carrying your backpacking gear up mountains, you want to have ultralight backpacking gear, but you want to stay warm, comfortable, and healthy up in the Sierra Nevadas too. This is my packing list, what I thought about it, and what I would change, so you can see my reasoning and figure out what works best for you! Why call the trail Nüümü Poyo? To show respect for the folks that called the area home for centuries! This is a really good article explaining more, you should give it a read: https://www.rei.com/blog/news/nuumu-p... or search Indigenous Women Hike on Instagram! Why am I still using JMT in my titles and such? So people interested in the trail but haven't heard the indigenous name yet will know what I'm talking about! 🎒Gear List🎒 Here is my "script" (aka a note on my phone) I used for this video. It's very basic, but just in case anyone would like a hard copy of what I say in this video. Remember, consumerism is the enemy of environmentalism, so anytime you can barrow gear or find it gentley used second hand, the better!! Gregory Deva 60 l - hate Rei flash air 1 - love Insulated static v sleeping pad- love Nemo disco sleeping bag- love Homemade journal- love Coast Headlamp- like Goal Zero Nomad 10 solar panel- love, depends on how much you use your phone, can't move it across rock or rough surface. Attaching it to my pack took some figuring out Nat geo map- like Freeze MND Hat - like Buff-like, usually used as a handkerchief Rei puffy- love Stoic and rei base layers- love Freebie glove- love Smart wool Wool socks- love Marmot rain jacket- hated at the time, it got really smelly and water sometimes went down my sleeves through the hand holes. Now, I don't think any rain coat could've kept be 100% dry while i was out in the rain all day long Rei converable pants- love hate Columbia convertible shirt- Women’s Silver Ridge™ Lite Long Sleeve- love Hat- Lethmik Men's Boonie- love hate Freebie sunglasses- fine Altra lone peak high top trail runners - hate Smart wool hiking socks- love Smart wool running socks- okay Sawyer mini- love until… Water purification tablets- hate GSI "the soloist" cookset- love Backpackers cache bear canister- Don't like, water got in when it rained, you always have to have a coin Walmart Trekking poles- okay Multi tool- okay The Tent Lab "the deuce" trowel - loved Also I had cash, a key to my car, my phone, my phone changer, a power bank, my permit, my drivers license, a debit card, cash (bring plenty of cash!) my national parks pass (which no one ever asked for), toilet paper, tampons, toothbrush, toothpaste, retainers, floss, chapstick, toiletry bag, first aid kit, a quarter to open my bear canister, and a pencil to journal, and all of those thing I felt neutral about. Don't bring bear spray Wished I had Rain pants Gaiters Camp shoes for creek crossing Rain gloves Inflatable pillow 📱Important Links!📱 Instagram:   / beer_in_beautiful_places   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/beerinbeauti... Untappd: add @beer_in_beautiful_places TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@beer_in_beaut... Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/beerinbeautif... "Tip Jar" / (one time donation)- CashApp $MadelineZickel, Venmo @Madeline-Zickel, or PayPal @MadelineZickel What is Road Trip Brew-S-A? To challenge myself and live life to the fullest, I am trying to reach all 50 US states while living in my minivan. In each state, I will •go on an outdoor adventure •get involved in a good cause •drink a local beer What is Beer in Beautiful Places? Hi, I'm Maddie! Celebrating an outdoor adventure with a beer has been a long-time tradition for me, and I wanted to create a platform for like-minded folks to come together. In my videos, I cover all types of adventures and review beer! Topics include day hiking, kayaking, travel, thru-hiking, and life on the road. In short, if you would describe yourself as an outdoorist, outdoorsman, outdoorswoman, hiker trash, nomad, or dirtbag, come on along, this is the channel for you! Welcome and cheers!