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10 Winter Backpacking Tips For Beginners

Jan, 18, 2024

Photo by Mitya Er on Unsplash Buckle up, adventure seekers! As winter weaves its frosty magic across the landscapes, it's time to break free from the ordinary and dive headfirst into the enchanting world of winter backpacking. Picture yourself navigating through serene snow-covered trails, breathing in the crisp, invigorating air, and basking in the ethereal beauty of a winter wonderland. But, hold on...

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How to go backpacking with your partner (without breaking up)?

Feb, 07, 2023

Photo by Lou Lou B Photo on Unsplash Want to go backpacking as a couple but not sure if it will work out the way you want it to? Then this blog post is just for you... Spending time outdoors and sharing adventures with your significant other can take your relationship to the next level. You can even become better...

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Backpacking Food: Meal Planning Guide

Sep, 08, 2022

Photo by Ilya Shishikhin on Unsplash This post outlines the best backpacking meal planning tips for your next adventure! A solid backpacking meal plan is very necessary for a successful trip out in the wilderness. Whether you’re going on a short day hike or a week-long adventure, having a solid backpacking meal plan should be one of your top concerns....

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The Ultimate Guide To Backpacking Clothes – What To Pack?

Jan, 01, 2020

Photo by Hendrik Morkel on Unsplash Having trouble picking the right backpacking clothes? In this guide, we’ll go over what clothes to pack for a backpacking trip. Clothing in most times is often overlooked when preparing for a backpacking trip, with more importance given to other camping gears and tools. What you wear to protect yourself from the elements of...

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A Complete Guide To Ultralight Backpacking

Jan, 01, 2020

Photo by Sebastien on Unsplash Backpacking is about trekking or hiking for days at a time. It’s about carrying your sleeping gears, shelter, suppliers, and cooking items, which as you already know can quickly add-up to heavy loads. As a rule of thumb, the heavier the load, the harder it is to walk (especially up a mountain), the more often you...