Imagine this:You just reached your campground after a 8 hour hike with a 40-lbs pack, you're hungry and just want to fry up some food. You want your
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Backpacking Alcohol: Things to Consider & Your Best Options
Packing for a backpacking trip involves the careful balance of selecting the necessities and letting go of luxuries. You want to make sure that you have all the
The 5 Best Backpacking Frying Pans
MSR Alpine Fry PanGSI PinnaclePrimus CampfireMSR Quick SkilletGSI BugabooOverall ScoreMSR Alpine Fry PanGSI PinnaclePrimus CampfireMSR Quick SkilletGSI BugabooBottom lineMost durable and overall bestBest non-stickBest for open firesBest for
Camping Foods: No Cooking, No Refrigeration
Now, technically, 2 main things should be considered when choosing what foods to bring:High calorie/weight ratio to leverage more energy per unit weight carriedHigh protein and fat content
Backpacking Eggs: Most Suitable Types, Carry and Shelf Lives
As I always say in the beginning of backpacking food posts, there are 3 things to consider when looking for a hiking food:High calorie/weight ratio to leverage more energy