Complete Guide: What to Wear for Trekking in Summer, Monsoon, and Winter

Trekking is fun in every season, but each season in India brings unique challenges. The clothes and gear you wear decide whether your trek will be comfortable or difficult. Wearing the wrong outfit can cause discomfort, blisters, or even health issues.

Here’s a complete guide on what to wear for trekking in summer, monsoon, and winter — plus why CTR waterproof trekking shoes should be part of every trekker’s kit.

👕 Summer Trekking Outfit

• Quick-dry T-shirts & pants → Light, breathable, and sweat-resistant
• Sun cap or bandana → Protects from heatstroke
• Sunglasses & sunscreen → Shields from strong UV rays
• Lightweight shoes → Go for CTR TREK-2 or RUB-700 (low-ankle, breathable, water-resistant)

👉 Perfect for Sahyadri treks, desert hikes, or day trails.

🌧️ Monsoon Trekking Outfit

• Quick-dry T-shirts & convertible pants → Dry fast after rain
• Poncho or raincoat → Keeps you dry during heavy showers
• Waterproof backpack cover → Protects your gear
• Waterproof shoes → Best choice is CTR RUB-50 or OD-4 (high-ankle, waterproof, anti-skid grip)

👉 Ideal for slippery Sahyadri monsoon treks and waterfall hikes.

❄️ Winter & Snow Trekking Outfit

• Thermal inner wear (vests & trousers)
• Fleece jacket + down jacket for warmth
• Waterproof pants for snow
• Woolen gloves, socks, and cap
• Snow-proof trekking shoes → Go for CTR Sherpa-1 or RUB-600 (high-ankle, insulated, snow-proof waterproof)

👉 Must for Himalayan expeditions and high-altitude treks.

⭐ Why CTR Shoes for All Seasons?

Every CTR model is water-resistant or waterproof, designed for Indian trekking conditions:

• TREK-2, RUB-700 → Lightweight, breathable for summer
• RUB-50, OD-4 → Monsoon-ready, waterproof with strong grip
• Sherpa-1, RUB-600 → Snow-proof, durable for Himalayan expeditions

Final Words

The right clothing and shoes will make your trekking experience safe and enjoyable in every season. Remember:

• In summer → Stay light and breathable
• In monsoon → Stay waterproof
• In winter → Stay insulated