There are some adventurers who like the challenge of multi-day big wall adventures. Outdoor camping equipment is sometimes hard to find.
It is essential that you first gather as much information as possible from park rangers and guide books, understand well the geographical conditions and interact with campers who have already been there. The type and size of tent you need to carry will depend upon the number of people who plan to sleep in it as well as the climatic conditions. You can only take what you can carry, so this will mean that the things that you take will be limited.
Remember, you will be traveling over boulders and other rough surfaces at times and want to be able to press off the ground with confidence that your boots will provide the right amount of support. The first couple times you go hiking, your arms and legs will be noodle city afterwards. Ensuring that your camping gear necessities are in place, in order and are functional is critical if making that camping trip something really special and memorable for all is what you have in mind.
Also keep a whistle or other alarming device with you, this can help you raise an alarm someone at a distant place can hear in case you are trapped or lost. Never use the gas lanterns in the tent. Jeans get soaked easily in the rain and stay wet, which is uncomfortable, and can be dangerous if it is cold outside.
Keep your back pack as light as possible and enjoy your trip. Make sure you always check your equipment.
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