Safety Backcountry cooking is actually one of the leading causes of injury in the backcountry. Not being careful or being distracted when you’re cooking can lead to injuries such as burns and cuts. Here are a few ways to prevent injuries while cooking
Backpack leaning against tree with coastal sunset in background.
Cooking on a campfire Cooking on a campfire is both fun and tasty! And there are multiple ways to go about it. Here are a few options for cooking on a camp fire.
Fire Building
Backcountry Nutrition Nutrition: The essential fuel your body needs, recreating outside.
Photo of a backpack leaning up on a tree. On the ground beside the bag is a water bottle, a change of clothes and some snacks.
Backcountry Stoves There are hundreds of different types of backcountry stoves for cooking. Here we have 3 examples, including pros and cons, use/safety, and resources for more information. *Note: always read the operating manual of your stove prior to use to ensure proper use and safety*
Backpacking stove being used.
Food and Recipes
Shelter Building
Clean-Up