Trekking in Ingushetia

Bathing accessories (swimsuit, towel, slippers, hair clip) should be put in a separate bag in advance and taken with you to the bus cabin.

The list of equipment for tours from April 20 to May 10 and from October 25 to November 15:

The air temperature during this period:

• early morning and evening +1...+5C;
• in the afternoon +7...+13C.

If the winter was snowy, in May we will still walk on snow in the gorges.

At the end of October, the first snow may already fall in the gorges. In this case, you should have insulated trekking shoes.

Check with the instructor for up-to-date information about the weather in Ingushetia and the presence of snow in the gorges a week before the tour.

We draw your attention to the rules of choosing clothes for the trip: in the Caucasus, you can wear trousers and T-shirts. Shorts and T-shirts should not be taken for a trip to the Caucasus.

• hat, gloves;
• jacket. The air temperature in the gorges in the early morning and evening is +1...+5C, in the afternoon +7...+13C.;
• fleece. We recommend taking 2 fleeces: one for walking on the route (it gets a hiking smell quickly enough), the second clean and fresh fleece for walking in the hotel;
• T-shirt;
• thermal underwear;
• Buff. Protects the neck from burning, can be used as a headdress or scarf.
• warm running trousers;
• lingerie;
• socks;
• trekking shoes up to the ankle and above;
• flip-flops (for walking in a hotel);
• swimsuit;
• for girls on request: a dress for a photo shoot on the background of mountains;;
• waterproof clothing or raincoat from the middle of the thigh and below
• trekking poles. Sticks significantly reduce the load on the knees. Physically strong and healthy tourists are recommended to have sticks with them. Tourists who have problems with knees, joints and overweight must have trekking poles;
• if necessary, the club provides trekking poles for rent;
• passport / birth certificate of the child. It is mandatory to have the original documents (not a copy);
• camera/video camera and charger. In several gorges along the route that enter the border zone, it is forbidden to use a quadcopter for filming;
• toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, razor);
• hairbrush;
• sunglasses;
• thermos flask (volume 0.5-0.75 l);
• toilet paper (useful during the day, on the route);
• mug, spoon, plate. In the mountains, tourists drink tea from a mug that comes with a thermos or take a separate mug. The plate is useful to put sliced and small foods (vegetables, cheese, olives, etc.) into it during lunch. The mug and plate should be non-breakable;
• wet wipes;
• thread, needle;
• backpack for walking (volume 25-35 liters). The backpack contains the tourist's personal belongings (fleece, raincoat, thermos, etc.), as well as public products for lunch, which are issued by the instructor (the weight of the products is 400-600 grams);
• podpopnik;
• shoe dryers;
• sunscreen, hygienic lipstick;
• headlamp (for trips in September, October). The daylight hours become shorter in autumn, so sometimes a flashlight can be useful on the route in the evening;
• cash;
• individual first aid kit. Required: elastic bandage, patch.

The list of equipment for tours from May 11 to October 25:

• hat, gloves;
• cap / panama hat;
• jacket. The air temperature in the early morning and late evening is +8...+12C.;
• fleece. We recommend taking 2 fleeces: one for walking on the route (it gets a hiking smell quickly enough), the second clean and fresh fleece for walking in the hotel;
• T-shirt;
• lightweight long sleeve shirt. The shirt will protect your arms and neck from burning;
• Buff. Protects the neck from burning, can be used as a headdress;
• running trousers;
• lingerie;
• socks;
• trekking shoes up to the ankle and above;
• flip-flops (for walking in a hotel);
• swimsuit;
• for girls on request: a dress for a photo shoot on the background of mountains;
• waterproof clothing or raincoat from the middle of the thigh and below;
• trekking poles. Sticks significantly reduce the load on the knees. Physically strong and healthy tourists are recommended to have sticks with them. Tourists who have problems with knees, joints and overweight must have trekking poles;
• if necessary, the club provides trekking poles for rent;
• passport / birth certificate of the child. It is mandatory to have the original documents (not a copy);
• camera/video camera and charger. In several gorges along the route that enter the border zone, it is forbidden to use a quadcopter for filming;
• toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, razor);
• hairbrush;
• sunglasses;
• thermos flask (volume 0.5-0.75);
• 0.5L plastic bottle (for drinking water on the route);
• toilet paper (useful during the day, on the route);
• mug, spoon, plate. In the mountains, tourists drink tea from a mug that comes with a thermos or take a separate mug. The plate is useful to put sliced and small foods (vegetables, cheese, olives, etc.) into it during lunch. The mug and plate should be non-breakable;
• wet wipes;
• thread, needle;
• backpack for walking (volume 20-25 liters). The backpack contains the tourist's personal belongings (fleece, raincoat, water bottle, etc.), as well as public food for lunch, which is issued by the instructor (the weight of the products is 400-600 grams);
• podpopnik;
• shoe dryers;
• sunscreen, hygienic lipstick;
• cash;
• individual first aid kit. Required: elastic bandage, patch.