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Slow Down!

Sure, you want to hike and camp, but it’s not a race. Slow down! Stop and smell the roses, as they say. Unwind, relax. And after your trek, instead of shoveling in a bland freeze-dried meal, some of which taste suspiciously like space food, try savoring one or more of our gourmet hiking meals. At… Continue reading Slow Down!
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Vegan Minestrone La Guita

It’s Not Just About Food

Yes, when you’re out hiking and camping, you want a delicious, healthy, rib-sticking meal to fortify yourself and enhance your experience. But the key word here is “experience,” and eating should only be a small part of your wilderness adventure. On an ideal excursion into the forest, you’ll see things you’ve never seen, smell things… Continue reading It’s Not Just About Food
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La Guita Near Waterfall

Get the Best From Your Hike

You’ve just come off a long, grueling but energizing and awesome hike through some beautiful landscape. Do you really want to chow down on powdered potatoes and mushy fruit? If you’re one of those people who head back to nature to slow down, do a little introspection and give your body and mind a chance… Continue reading Get the Best From Your Hike
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Organic Roma Tomato

Beauty of the Roma Tomato

Did you ever wonder why we include Roma tomatoes in several of our gourmet hiking meals? Well, we’re happy to solve that mystery for you. Roma tomatoes, for the uneducated, are those oblong fruits—yes, tomatoes are classified as a fruit—with a thick, meaty, drier flesh that cooks down to make ideal, thick sauces and pastes… Continue reading Beauty of the Roma Tomato
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Yosemite Female Backpacker from San Francisco

Raising the Bar

“Um, yeah, it’s good.” That’s a lie and you know it, by the look on the hiker’s face. The eyes are a teensy bit guilty, the smile a little bit fake. The guy is trying to be nice, but it’s obvious his hiking meal did not appeal. It happened to our intrepid expert backcountry guide… Continue reading Raising the Bar
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La Guita Hikers in Yosemite

Two Types of Hikers

We want you to have the best possible hiking and camping experience. In this case, one size does not fit all. Over the years, we’ve noticed two extremes of forest adventurers. The first type brings everything—a 65-liter backpack loaded with three changes of clothes, a collapsible stool, salt and pepper shakers and maybe even the… Continue reading Two Types of Hikers
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Savor Organic

Take it from a seasoned wilderness camping/hiking guide who has seen the faces of hikers who have prepared and consumed typical backcountry meals. The look is not one of wonder or delight. It generally ranges from trying-to-appear-satisfied to “That was pretty yucky.” Of course, the super polite and those with no taste buds may even… Continue reading Savor Organic
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Organic Hiking Meals

La Guita, a Great New Product

Often, the best new-product ideas are the simplest — such as paper clips, Velcro, weighted blankets, Beanie Babies and Koosh balls, not to mention the Pet Rock. The idea for La Guita began with one simple question: Why can’t campers (or servicemen and women or Boy or Girl Scouts) enjoy quality, gourmet meals when camping… Continue reading La Guita, a Great New Product
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