The 4 Ways to Feed Yourself on a Thru-Hike: Gas Stations, Mail Drops, Dehydrators, and Dealer’s Choice
Whether you're a Mountain House fanatic or dehydrate your entire menu yourself—here's how to keep your energy levels stable on trail.
Backpackers need plenty of protein, quality carbs and healthy fats before, during and after backcountry expeditions to repair tired muscles, regulate metabolism and boost their immune systems. Enjoy tips and articles on backpacking food basics to help you pack nutritious trail food whether you’re on a weekend trip or an AT thru-hike.
Whether you're a Mountain House fanatic or dehydrate your entire menu yourself—here's how to keep your energy levels stable on trail.
Whether you want gas station-fast or cafe-gourmet, there's a way to do it right.
Backcountry Foodie’s Aaron Owens Mayhew explains what you should eat and when to best suit your individual body and hiking needs.
Skip the resupply box: There are better uses for your time.
Optimize your diet and nutrition and you'll feel fresh, hike strong—and leave the Hiker Hobble behind for good.
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Go beyond granola bars and make these energy-rich essential foods part of your trail diet.
Go beyond granola bars and make these energy-rich essentials part of your trail diet.
A chocolate bar that benefits hiking trails? Yes, please!