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Backpacking Gear Reviews at SectionHiker.com

If you are weighing the pros and cons of any backpacking gear purchases or looking for advice about light-weight backpacking, Philip over at SectionHiker.com has a great blog packed with information.

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Fig Nutties

Looking for a healthy and high energy trail snack? See my guest chef blog post over at OnePanWonders.com.

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Vegetarian Spaghetti Sauce

Dehydrated cheesy vegetarian spaghetti sauce recipe submitted by CreakyKnees

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Your Best Backpacking Recipes

New backpacking recipes submitted by readers of BackpackingChef.com. Beef and Bean Burrito, Apple Cobbler, and Cinnamon Biscuits...

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Backpacking Cookware

Backpacking Cookware - Cook with a pot and a fry pan lid at the same time. Wouldn't a side of mashed sweet potatoes or hot apple sauce be nice with your meal?

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Backpacking Stoves

Backpacking Stoves - Trail cooking with an alcohol and candle stove. Heat a side of vegetables with your main meal. How to make pot supports and windscreens.

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Pot Cozy

A pot cozy will keep your food hot in the pot. Your meal continues to cook and rehydrate for ten minutes and then it's chow time.

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