Inside The Pantry
Generally, winter camping gear is just summer camping gear on steroids. More insulation, more weather resistance, more stability in high winds. Here’s a list of essentials to get you started, and then below we’ll go deeper on what some of these terms mean.
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With the right gear, careful planning, and mindful packing, you’ll be ready for a successful backpacking trip. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced hiker, this guide covers the essential items you’ll need for backpacking, with tips for adjusting your packing list based on the climate, terrain, and duration of your trip.
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This summer, Backpacker's Pantry supported Adam Cove (Team Wildcat) in the Race to Alaska, a 750 mile human-powered sailing race from Washington to Alaska. We spoke to Adam about the race, it's challenges and successes, how he got into sailing, and what you need to know before embarking on a similar expedition.
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In the face of climate change, soil degradation, and an increasingly unsustainable food system, organizations that prioritize regeneration—of both the earth and local economies—are more essential than ever. SOIL Boulder, located in Boulder, Colorado, is making significant strides toward sustainable agricultural practices and community resilience.
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No matter where you live, having an emergency food supply is more than just a wise precaution—it’s a lifeline. Natural disasters, power outages, global pandemics, political unrest, and even war can strike without warning, and being prepared means being able to weather these storms without panic. A well-stocked emergency food supply can provide peace of mind, knowing you have the resources to take care of yourself and your household during any length of crisis.
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