A classic Alpine loop around Mont-Blanc spanning France, Italy, and Switzerland. One of Europe's most popular multiday hikes with stunning scenery and well-maintained huts throughout.

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Overnight oats are our go to breakfast wether on trail or at home. This recipe is a real treat on trail and can feel like a desert, delicious!

Overnight oats are our go to breakfast wether on trail or at home. This is our base for on trail that we build on for over flavors so we don't bored of eating t…

Overnight oats are our go to breakfast wether on trail or at home. This recipe is a real treat on trail and can feel like a desert, delicious!

Overnight oats are our go to breakfast wether on trail or at home. This recipe is a real treat on trail and can feel like a desert, delicious!

Risotto is a great meal to end a day hiking, comforting, filling and not fiddly to rehydrate!

Your pack is your home for the duration of a multiday hike. Here's how to choose the right one and fit it so it carries comfortably all day.

Blisters are the most common reason a multiday hike ends early. Here's how to choose footwear that fits, and how to stop problems before they start.

A complete one-night wild camping checklist covering shelter, sleep system, clothing, navigation, food, cooking, and safety. Tick items off as you pack.

A good sleep system is about more than the sleeping bag. This guide explains how sleeping bags and mats work together, what temperature ratings really mean, and how to choose a setup that fits your trips.

A beginner guide to clothing layers so you stay warm without overheating on trail.

Trekking-pole tents can save meaningful pack weight, but they ask more from your setup skills. This guide covers how they work, where they shine, and how to pitch them well in real conditions.

Choosing a tent is easier when you work through your real conditions first. This guide gives a practical decision framework and compares common tent types with clear use-cases and tradeoffs.

Picking the right route makes all the difference for your first multiday hike. Here's how to find one that builds your confidence without biting off more than you can chew.

A private planning page that uses my own Strava hike history to estimate moving pace and elapsed pace for future routes.

Wild camping laws are very different by country and land type. This guide gives a practical, reference-backed overview for popular hiking destinations across major trekking regions.

A beginner-friendly rundown of everything you need for a multiday hiking trip, and just as importantly, what you can leave at home.

Most route plans fail because the daily distances looked fine on paper and unrealistic under a pack. This guide shows how to set daily mileage that matches terrain, elevation, and real recovery.

A simple pre-trip safety check you can run the day before any multiday hike.

A multiday forecast is never perfect, but you can still make solid decisions if you know what to look for. This guide explains how to read forecasts, spot the limits, and plan with enough margin.

Strong multiday pacing is about staying steady, not proving how hard you can push. This guide explains how to manage effort through the day and recover well enough to do it again tomorrow.

A good campsite makes the night easier and the next day better. This guide explains what to look for when pitching, what to avoid, and how to balance comfort, safety, and low impact.

Running out of safe water is one of the most serious risks on a multiday hike. Here's how to find it, carry enough, and make it safe to drink.

Practical steps to stay warmer, drier, and safer when hiking in prolonged rain.

Practical beginner guidance for peeing and pooping on trail while following leave no trace and protecting water sources.

A simple hygiene routine for beginners to stay healthy and comfortable on multiday hikes.

Practical methods for rehydrating dehydrated trail meals with less stove time while keeping texture and taste reliable.

Beginner-friendly resupply basics so you carry enough food without overloading your pack.

Beginner-focused food safety habits for dehydrating, storing, and carrying trail meals with less guesswork and fewer avoidable risks.

Getting your food right on a multiday hike means eating enough to keep going, without carrying so much that your pack is crushing. Here's how to plan it simply.

Good hiking food is not only about dinner. This guide covers practical no-cook lunches and snacks that are easy to carry, quick to eat, and useful for steady energy across long days.

A practical beginner guide to planning, dehydrating, packing, and testing homemade trail meals before a multiday hike.