Planning Food for a 4-Day Backpacking Trip

[@jean-francoiscloutier7361]

You'v done it again. Great review on what to bring on a hiking trip. My favourite is the sidekick, any sidekick and a chocolate bar. To wrap it up some little cheese individualy wrap and some wine in a pouch... Cheer. You'r amazing.

[@riseandalpine]

Can't beat cheese and wine :) :)

[@link7373]

Good tips for some dual sport and overnight dirtbike trips too. Thanks.

[@riseandalpine]

Happy it was helpful!

[@ryanbembridge300]

Can’t go wrong with any supper from Bushka’s Kitchen… although I’ve never seen it in Canada so I order online

[@riseandalpine]

Bushka's eh, I'll have to give it a try. Any flavour recommendations?

[@adam_la_morre]

Throw some amazon short-links on these products in the description. Then you get $$ when people buy it for themselves 👍👍

[@nicholashawkins8629]

It's called Amazon affiliate and he'd definitely qualify. Good idea

[@riseandalpine]

Put some in the link below! Gonna be rolling in the commission thanks to my Sidekicks Sales Pitch :) :)

[@shanejoo7194]

Ok I listened to your advice and took 2 teriyaki sidekicks on the Juan de Fuca and it did NOT sit well with me 😂 Carbonara sidekicks were killer though. Also chocolate bars were huge

[@riseandalpine]

Oh no hahahah - I guess I've got an iron gut. Years of practice maybe? How was the Juan De Fuca?

[@malcolmstoddart549]

Do you bring any electrolytes and such?

[@riseandalpine]

Hey Malcolm! No I actually don't bring any electrolytes. I usually just eat some food with salt or sugar and it does the trick for me. Electrolytes are never a bad call though. (just a tad expensive). Also some of those tablets can make for delicious tasting water.