Backpack Rain Covers Hood River OR

When I am backpacking on a weekend trip and I know there is going to be a chance of rain, I bring one of these rain covers along. Outdoor stores and backpack manufacturers make these, and I have found most to do the job quite well.
Columbia Hills State Park
509-767-1159
Mile Post 85 on Highway 14
Dallesport, WA
Kayak Tillamook County, LLC
(503) 866-4808
PO Box 9132
Portland, OR
Anytime Fitness
541-536-9779
16487 Bluewood Pl
La Pine, OR
Chainsaw Creations
541-536-7691
52784 Hwy 97
La Pine, OR
East Lake Resort
(541) 536-2230
22430 Paulina Lake Rd
La Pine, OR
Cascade Meadows RV Resort
(541) 536-2244
53750 Hwy 97
La Pine, OR
Central Oregon Visitors Assoc
(541) 389-8799
661 SW Powerhouse Dr. Ste Bend
La Pine, OR
Multnomah Athletic Club
(503) 223-6251
1849 SW Salmon Street
Portland, OR
Homestead Quilts and Gallery
(541) 536-2360
51425 Hwy 97
La Pine, OR
Oregon State Snowmobile Assn.
(541) 536-3668
P.O. Box 435
La Pine, OR

Backpack Rain Covers

Ducks Back Cover 60L Pack

Ducks Back Cover 60L Pack

Gregory pack cover

Gregory pack cover

REI Ducks Back cover

When I am backpacking on a weekend trip and I know there is going to be a chance of rain, I bring one of these rain covers along. Outdoor stores and backpack manufacturers make these, and I have found most to do the job quite well. I use a Gregory brand rain cover for my Gregory Deva 60 backpack, because the fit is very good.

Specialized backpack rain covers are heavier than plastic garbage bags, but they do the job better. They have a closer fit to the pack, and are of a sturdier nylon construction so they don’t tear if a branch from a tree snags your backpack.

Luckily I’ve rarely had to use my rain cover, but on the occasional downpours I encounter on backpacking trips they come in very handy.

REI Ducks Back Rain Cover
Gregory Seam Sealed Rain Cover

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