Food for backpacking

Have you come back from a backpacking trip with way too much food leftover in your food bag? I know I have. My biggest struggle when it comes to backpacking has always been overpacking my food…for every single trip I go on. So for my next overnight backpacking trip, I decided to try something different. I used Backcountry Foodie to put together a backpacking meal plan for my trip and see if I can NOT overpack my food for once. #backpacking #backpackingfood #backpackingmeals…

Shake up your backpacking meal plan! We are sharing the best backpacking food ideas from our JMT hike to help you find your new favorite lightweight backpacking meals. We have you covered for breakfast, lunch, snacks, dinner, and dessert!

Need a backpacking meal plan for your next trip? Check out this 3-day plan filled with easy, tasty backpacking meals.

Backpackers eat weird stuff. We cut the mold off of things, ignore refrigeration labels, and ask questions like, “Would I be able to dehydrate this?” Unless you're eating only dehydrated meals, you'll probably want to mix things up next time you're on the trail. Here are 12 of my favorite "weird" foods to take backpacking. I Backpacking foods and snacks I Hiking meals

If you're wondering what to eat backpacking, or just looking to switch things up, I have some great backpacking food ideas in this post!

Grocery stores are often the best place for budget-friendly, lightweight, and nutrient-rich backpacking food. Whether you have specific dietary needs or simply need to stock up for a weekend adventure, you’ll find plenty of selections for your backpacking meals in the grocery aisles. Here are our top 100 favorites, plus check out backcountryfoodie.com for over 150 grocery-friendly backpacking recipes. #backpackingmealideas #backpackingrecipes #bestbackpackingfood

Backpacking Food For 8 Days on the Pacific Crest Trail - The Hungry Hiker

Holy cow! I just came across a huge asset for backpacking meal planning. I don't know if you're like me, but I'm always looking for ways to change things up in the food department without adding weight. This site put together an amazing list of food ideas broken down into categories: Brea

You can make all of these backpacking meals with 4 ingredients or less!

Favorite backpacking & hiking lunch ideas - not just snacks. From day hikes to multi-day trips. Backpacking lunch ideas - no cooking required!

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What to eat while backpacking? Here are some of my favorite snacks, breakfasts, lunch, and dinner meal ideas for your next backcountry trip

If you're looking for the best backpacking meal plans, you've come to the right place. Whether you're planning a day hike or a multi-day backpacking trip, be sure to check out our tips for the best way to pack food for your adventure. #backpackingmealplans #hikingmealplan #ultralightmealplanning #backcountryfoodie

Read on for more backpacking lunch ideas you can pack on your next hiking trip, from classic backpacking staples to some out of the box backpacking lunch ideas to keep you going even on difficult hikes. Most of these lunches are no cook, and a few are cold soak or just-add-water.

This post includes dozens of backpacking snack ideas—some healthy, some fun, and all full of energy to keep you fueled for a day of hiking.

The author hiked the Pacific Crest Trail in June 2017 -- 117 days in which the PCT became her home. Learn from her best tips.

Oatmeal is a beloved staple for backpacking meals due to its convenience, lightweight nature, and nutritional benefits. But how do you eat it every morning without getting bored? Be creative! Make your own blends with instant oats and combinations of dried fruits, berries, nuts, herbs, and spices. With a little variety, your oatmeal can be a flavorful and satisfying way to start the day on the trail.

Here are some of the most delicious, unexpected, creative recipes thru-hikers ate last year. Featuring tortillas, ramen, and *a lot* of surprises.

Excellent ideas you can take in your pack for a day-hiking meal (or a travel/school/work meal). Make at home or grab-n-go options. No camp stove required.