| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | A-Frame Tent | Triangular tent with ridgepole. |
| 2. | Aftermarket Stakes | Stronger replacement tent stakes. |
| 3. | Air Mattress | Inflatable sleeping pad. |
| 4. | Anchor Points | Fixed points for securing lines. |
| 5. | Anemometer | Tool measuring wind speed. |
| 6. | Backcountry | Remote area without facilities. |
| 7. | Backpack (Rucksack) | Pack for carrying gear. |
| 8. | Backpacking Stove | Compact stove for cooking. |
| 9. | Bandana | Multiuse cloth for camp tasks. |
| 10. | Base Layer | Clothing worn next to skin. |
| 11. | Bear Bag | Food hung away from animals. |
| 12. | Bear Canister | Hard container to protect food. |
| 13. | Bear Hang | Method for hanging food bag. |
| 14. | Bedding Roll | Rolled sleeping gear bundle. |
| 15. | Bivy Sack | Water-resistant sleeping cover. |
| 16. | Blaze (Trail) | Marker indicating trail route. |
| 17. | Blister Kit | Supplies for treating blisters. |
| 18. | Boot Gaiters | Covers keeping debris out. |
| 19. | Bug Net | Mesh barrier against insects. |
| 20. | Bushcraft | Wilderness skills using natural materials. |
| 21. | Camp Chair | Portable chair for sitting. |
| 22. | Campfire Ring | Designated stone fire area. |
| 23. | Campground Host | On-site staff assisting campers. |
| 24. | Campsite | Area where you set up camp. |
| 25. | Carabiner | Clipping connector for gear. |
| 26. | Cast Iron Skillet | Heavy pan for camp cooking. |
| 27. | Catch Basin | Area collecting runoff water. |
| 28. | Catenary Cut | Curved edge reducing tarp flapping. |
| 29. | Cold Soak | Rehydrate food without cooking. |
| 30. | Compression Sack | Bag that shrinks packed gear. |
| 31. | Cordage | Rope or strong string. |
| 32. | Cowboy Camping | Sleeping outside without a tent. |
| 33. | Crampons | Spiked traction for ice. |
| 34. | Crown Land | Public land managed by government. |
| 35. | Daisy Chain | Looped strap for attachments. |
| 36. | Daypack | Small pack for day trips. |
| 37. | Deadfall | Fallen tree or branches. |
| 38. | Deck of Cards | Simple camp game item. |
| 39. | Dehydrated Meal | Dried food needing rehydration. |
| 40. | Dry Bag | Waterproof bag for gear. |
| 41. | Dry Run | Practice setup before trip. |
| 42. | Duff | Forest floor leaf litter. |
| 43. | Dutch Oven | Lidded pot for baking. |
| 44. | E-Tool (Entrenching Tool) | Small folding shovel. |
| 45. | Emergency Blanket | Reflective heat-retaining sheet. |
| 46. | Emergency Whistle | Loud signal for help. |
| 47. | ETD (Estimated Time Depart) | Planned time leaving camp. |
| 48. | Fair-Weather Gear | Equipment for mild conditions. |
| 49. | Fatwood | Resin-rich wood for fire starting. |
| 50. | Ferro Rod | Spark rod for fire. |
| 51. | Fire Blanket | Smothers small fires. |
| 52. | Fire Starter | Material helping ignite a fire. |
| 53. | Firewood | Wood used for burning. |
| 54. | First Aid Kit | Supplies for treating injuries. |
| 55. | Fixed-Blade Knife | Non-folding knife for camp tasks. |
| 56. | Flash Flood | Sudden rapid flooding risk. |
| 57. | Fleece | Warm synthetic insulating fabric. |
| 58. | Fly (Rainfly) | Outer waterproof tent cover. |
| 59. | Food Cache | Stored food kept secure. |
| 60. | Footprint (Tent) | Groundsheet protecting tent floor. |
| 61. | Four-Season Tent | Tent built for harsh weather. |
| 62. | Freeze-Dried Food | Lightweight food needing water. |
| 63. | Frost Line | Depth where ground freezes. |
| 64. | Fuel Canister | Pressurized fuel for stoves. |
| 65. | Gaiter (Tent) | Fabric skirt blocking drafts. |
| 66. | Gear Loft | Overhead storage inside tent. |
| 67. | GPS Coordinates | Location expressed by latitude/longitude. |
| 68. | Gray Water | Used water from washing. |
| 69. | Green Wood | Fresh wood that burns poorly. |
| 70. | Groundcloth | Sheet under sleeping area. |
| 71. | Guyline | Cord stabilizing tent or tarp. |
| 72. | Hammock Camping | Sleeping suspended between trees. |
| 73. | Hand Warmers | Heat packs for cold. |
| 74. | Headlamp | Hands-free light worn on head. |
| 75. | Heat Shield | Barrier reducing heat exposure. |
| 76. | Hiking Poles | Poles aiding balance and knees. |
| 77. | Hot Tent | Tent designed for wood stove. |
| 78. | Hydration Bladder | Water reservoir for drinking tube. |
| 79. | Hypothermia | Dangerously low body temperature. |
| 80. | Ignition Source | Tool creating flame or spark. |
| 81. | InReach (Satellite Messenger) | Device for off-grid messaging. |
| 82. | Insulated Pad | Sleeping pad reducing heat loss. |
| 83. | Jet Boil | Integrated fast-boil stove system. |
| 84. | Jute Twine | Natural fiber cord for tinder. |
| 85. | Knot (Bowline) | Fixed loop knot for lines. |
| 86. | Knot (Taut-Line Hitch) | Adjustable knot for guylines. |
| 87. | Kula Cloth | Reusable cloth for backcountry hygiene. |
| 88. | Lantern | Area light for camp. |
| 89. | Leave No Trace | Minimize impact outdoors. |
| 90. | Leeward | Sheltered side away from wind. |
| 91. | LNT Cathole | Small hole for human waste. |
| 92. | Load Lifters | Straps improving backpack carry. |
| 93. | Long Spoon | Utensil for deep meal pouches. |
| 94. | Map & Compass | Navigation tools without batteries. |
| 95. | Microfiber Towel | Fast-drying lightweight towel. |
| 96. | Midlayer | Insulating layer over base. |
| 97. | Moleskin | Padding to prevent blisters. |
| 98. | Mosquito Repellent | Chemical or natural bug deterrent. |
| 99. | Nalgene Bottle | Durable wide-mouth water bottle. |
| 100. | Needle and Thread | Basic gear repair kit. |