BACKPACKING FOOD on the Pacific Crest Trail | My Resupply Strategy

Backpacking Food on the Pacific Crest Trail | My Resupply Strategy // In this video, I’m going to talk about my PCT resupply strategy and the backpacking food I ate while hiking the Pacific Crest Trail this year.
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[@TheHungryHiker]

Here was my resupply strategy (food and gear) for hiking the Pacific Crest Trail this year along with some of the backpacking food I ate throughout my hike. Get 20% off your Backcountry Foodie membership when you click on this link backcountryfoodie.com/aff/44/ and use coupon code "HUNGRYHIKER20"

[@alextheis1123]

You are an excellent presenter. Clear, concise, helpful, and free of ums and uhs and other crutch phrases. It’s nice to see a fellow hiker articulate so well. Great job. I hope you keep making backpacking videos and your channel continues to grow. I would have zero hesitation recommending you as a backpacking coach to any woman I know who’s interested in getting started. 👍 I won’t hold your love of coconut curry against you. 😂

[@TheHungryHiker]

Wow, thank you! More new videos coming soon so stay tuned. :)

[@juliamarple3785]

That resupply backcountry foodie might work for me cuz im short on helpful support people. Good to know.

[@TheHungryHiker]

Happy to help!

[@paisleyfamily5972]

Been a backcountry foodie member for a couple years now. Big fan. Love the Peanut Butter chocolate breakfast drink

[@TheHungryHiker]

I LOVE that shake too. So yummy and super easy to make!

[@ironpig701]

Pro tip #2 is vital absolutely vital. I did a short 3 day section hike my first and focused all my energy on training physically for hike. Day before hike hit the store and focused on calorie per ounce and had multiples of same thing. Like grabbed a 10 pack of bars as well they were light and this was easier. Such a bad mistake. By day 2 I hated to stop. I hated to eat. Food was the same. It was bland. Not what I wanted. Now Ill pack heavier food and a variety of food so each day is differnt or atleast every other day the majority is different. As for the blue gatorade I had some great value raspberry lemon aide packets that i loved and its a motivator. Id get to a point where it was say 4 miles to camp and I was not motivated. Well Id say go 20 minutes and you get lemon aide. Believe me it helps. Use what you need or love to get you through the trek

[@TheHungryHiker]

100% agree with this! I’m always willing to carry a little more weight in my pack if it means I have meals and snacks I’m looking forward to eating while I’m out there.

[@daven.7685]

As a low-sodium, gluten-free cold soaker, my subscription to Backcountry Foodie has been one of the best investments I have made!

[@TheHungryHiker]

Backcountry Foodie is the best!!

[@domciuniuszek]

So many great tips! Thank you! I love that you always speak from experience and share your personal hacks :) Hiking PCT is one of my biggest dreams, hopefully in a few years this dream will come true.

[@TheHungryHiker]

Glad you found this video and hopefully you find it inspiring when planning your own hike. Good luck!

[@randomrachel1480]

I love this. Thank you! I get so excited about meals and snacks and drinks for when out on trail or just even camping in general. 😋 XOXO, from Olympia!

[@TheHungryHiker]

As a food motivated hiker and backpacker, I also get VERY excited about the food I bring with me out on trail. 😀

[@adventureseeker9800]

These detailed guides are super helpful.

[@TheHungryHiker]

Glad you’re finding my videos helpful!

[@russellrlf]

This was a great video!

[@TheHungryHiker]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@StephsHealthMatters]

Thank you for sharing this detail as honestly this is the part that can just feel challenging.

[@TheHungryHiker]

Glad it was helpful!

[@StephsHealthMatters]

Your videos are always helpful

[@dodge_walks]

Great information and tips well presented. Excellent video!

[@TheHungryHiker]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@inga3979]

How long does a fuel canister last?

[@TheHungryHiker]

It depends on many things like the elevation you're hiking at, the temperatures you're hiking in, the stove you're using (how efficient your stove is, how long it takes to boil water, etc) and the size of fuel canister you're using.

[@user-im2uv8nk7f]

Do you go on long hikes solo all by yourself ???

[@TheHungryHiker]

Yes. Long-distance solo backpacking trips are my jam.

[@lyellclare9365]

This video is very interesting ,however that is a very large amount of processed food you are eating. dehydrating your own food is a good idea and saves heaps of money.

[@TheHungryHiker]

I agree with you - dehydrating backpacking food is a great idea. I was able to dehydrate and even freeze dry a lot of home cooked meals before my PCT hike this year and then have them sent to me while out on trail. However, not everyone has access to a dehydrator or freeze dryer, whether they're at home and especially when they're in the middle of a long-distance backpacking trip like a thru-hike. In these situations, a hiker's only option if they haven't sent themself a resupply box is to resupply in town at a grocery store, general store or convincing store.- whatever option is available for the town they're in.

[@CelestialxPanda]

I wanna see more food than the presenter

[@TheHungryHiker]

Then perhaps the Food Network would be a better option for you than KZbin. :)

[@harrytraction1380]

Great review! 🤙🏼

[@TheHungryHiker]

Glad you enjoyed it!