Backpacking Food Ideas

Resealable bag with peanuts, chocolate candy pieces, raisins, and almonds.

Single-serve packs of crunchy glazed walnuts, roasted cashews, granola clusters, shaved coconut, banana chips, dried mango, and dried pineapple.

Tender Teriyaki Beef Jerky that's a favorite on the trail and off.

Beef jerky and dried fruits are excellent trail food and making your own is tastier, healthier, and you'll save money in the long run.

Tasy and compact, high in protein, these tuna packets are lighter and more environmentally friendly to bring along than cans.

Instant oatmeal in convenenient single-serve envelopes are a quick and easy breakfast to prepare in a camping mug.

Dehydrated meal kits are light and you simply add boiling water and wait for a full nutritious and flavorful meal.

Delicious real fruit flavored bars are great to bring for an easy source of calories to give you that extra energy to keep going.

Quest Bars have no added sugar, and are full of high quality whey and milk protein isolates.

With one tablet every hour you can get minimum vitamins and nutrition for your body each day, especially great when you're not carrying much food.

These popular electrolyte tablets are made with clean, plant-based ingredients, are vegan, gluten free, soy and dairy free, and are low in sugar.

Convenient single serve packets of Starbucks coffee for when you're nowhere near a coffee shop.