One of the best parts of backpacking is eating. You can do it at home, but it's so much more gratifying when you're on trail ...

We spent the summer season testing backpacking kitchen gear in the Tetons, the foothills of the Wind River Mountains, the high peaks in Colorado's Uncompahgre National Forest, and the wandering trails ...

We all have our own ways of fueling in the backcountry. Whether you’re a gluttonous food snob (hand raise) or a minimalist nibbler, there are some things we can all agree on: everyone’s gotta eat.

This simple backpacking cooking trick can make preparing meals in the backcountry much easier. See how a small change to your setup can open up more possibilities on the trail. #Backpacking ...

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What’s really in my backpacking cooking setup? Take a closer look at the stove, cookware, and essentials I bring along for making meals outdoors. #BackpackingCooking #CampingGear #OutdoorCooking ...

The other day I wrote an article on cooking while backpacking. Right after writing it I was at the July 4th Fireman’s Breakfast in Middleton and saw Steve Weston who is a really good chef and ...

The days of unidentifiable dinner globs and cardboard-like snack bars are over. With the number of artisan backpacking food makers growing every year, organic vegetables, grass-fed meat, and a ...

Cooking in the backcountry is a delicate balance of luxury and weight-savings. Will a plastic, $5 spork suffice? Probably, but we'd rather dine in style. We gorged on cozy pasta dinners, sipped canned ...