Healthy backpacking snacks

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!

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.

Here are some easy kids lunch ideas that any picky eater will love, especially if they love peanut butter or other nut butters! Get creative with their school lunch to switch things up and get some fun conversation starters!

Now that we’re well into hiking season (though honestly I love to hike year-round if I can!), I wanted to share some of my favorite homemade hiking snacks! From healthy granola bars to nutritious baked goods and no bake energy bites, these make ahead snacks are perfect for keeping you fueled up for your outdoor adventures.

So here are 17+ no cook backpacking lunch ideas that are NOT just snack bars. I like to divvy these lunch ideas into two categories. The first is our more challenging one of mostly non-perishable items, lighter weight and no-cook lunches good for multi-day backpacking or bikepacking that aren’t just snacks or bars. The second category is the easier category which is basically day hike lunch ideas or your first (or second, depending) day of backpacking. #backpacking #lunch #camping #hiking

Looking for healthier hiking snacks to add to your pack? Check out this ultimate list of healthy snacks for hikers and backpackers to keep you going on the trail this season.

Here's a complete list of all the backpacking food I brought with me for 8 days while section hiking the Pacific Crest Trail.

Keep your kids motivated when out exploring with these easy hiking snack suggestions. Store-bought and easy homemade hiking snacks for kids.

Healthy foods for backpacking. Packing paleo food can be hard. Here are my favorite paleo and healthy foods to take on the long haul.

Easy no-cook backpacking lunches that you’re going to love! They’re simple, taste awesome, require no cooking, and have hardly any cleanup.

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!

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…

Discover a collection of healthy and delectable camping snack recipes designed to fuel your outdoor adventures! This article offers a diverse range of options, from refreshing fruit skewers to homemade granola bites packed with nutrients. Whether you're aiming for a quick boost of energy or a delightful treat around the campfire, these recipes will satisfy your cravings while keeping you nourished during your camping escapades.

If you need snack ideas for your next trip, check out this list of super easy hiking snacks, most of which are grab and go, for your next hiking or backpacking trip.

For the whole family: 23 delicious no-cook snacks for your next road trip! Includes KIDS' RATING for each snack!

Teton Crest Trail Backpacking Gear List: Everything We Brought Hiking | GearJunkie

1. Cold Soaking and Cold Soaking Containers 2. My Go-to Cold Soaking Meals on the PCT 3. Resupply strategy on the PCT 4. Being Vegetarian on the PCT 5. Healthy options on Trail 6. Water filters

If you're anything like me.... you freaking love cheese! Depending on the kind of cheese and how it's stored, cheese can make a wonderful hiking snack or addition to your backpacking and camping meals and can actually last many days out of refrigeration. Read on to find out the best kinds of cheese to take into the backcountry plus some ideas on how to best enjoy them.