RialityTV: What's In My 55L Pack - Packing For The Three Capes Track

Packing for a 4D3N hike in Tasmania.

[@alexisfayevillegas1953]

Hi ria, what was the weight of your backpack?

[@guohuali8205]

Hi, Ria, can the foods, especially the rice, be bought in Hobart? If yes, in which store? Thanks.

[@riachen8285]

Hey Guohua, you easily find the rice in supermarts. I got them from Coles. Mac and Cheese from supermarts as well. The instant noodles in the video I got from Sandy Mart and the cans of salmon were from Tassal in Salamanca!

[@guohuali8205]

@@riachen8285 Thanks a lot!

[@rowdyposs]

Hi. I am planning to go in early next year How did you go? What didn't you need please?

[@riachen8285]

hey there! That's great to hear! I booked a return trip with Pennicott Wilderness Journeys in Hobart. The main thing I found excessive in my packing were the extra clothes. All you actually need one set to wear in the day and another to wear for sleep. There is an option to shower at the 2nd cabin (Munro) so if you really want to you could bring a second set to change into then. I'm working on a more detailed video in your second question and also to touch on stuff I found to be essential! Cheers!

[@rowdyposs]

Ria Chen Thank you, Also did you need the extra battery pack? I might take my GoPro but conserving just my Garmin and phone.

[@riachen8285]

@@rowdyposs You're referring to the portable charger? Yes i did find that quite handy. While there are USB ports in the kitchens at the cabin, there are only about 6-12 of them and they charge fairly slowly. There aren't enough ports to go around especially if each person has multiple devices. Consider bringing a spare battery pack along! You won't be restricted to when you can charge your gadgets!