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Review – Wildland Coffee bags

Posted onJuly 21, 2021July 21, 2021AuthorPaul Mags2 Comments

A look at some coffee bags that’s a notch above my usual backcountry coffee fare Read More …

CategoriesGearTagscoffee, food, gear review

Right on Trek Meal Planning – Two Views

Posted onApril 27, 2021April 29, 2021AuthorPaul Mags5 Comments

Looking at the RightOnTrek meals and meal planning shopping. I loved the logistic part; Joan liked the variety. Includes a code for a free meal and discounts. Read More …

CategoriesGearTagsfood, gear review, Joan West

Tales from the Trail #1 – Mags goes all foodie

Posted onMay 27, 2020January 3, 2021AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

There’s this one time I had breakfast at a James Beard Awarding-nominated restaurant. And I did not realize it at the time. Read More …

CategoriesVideosTagsfood, utah, utah-tip, videos, wasu

Intro to Backpacking: Part 4 – Backcountry Food

Posted onMay 5, 2020AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

Part 4 in this series will discuss options for food in the backcountry with an emphasis on food purchased at the local grocery store. Read More …

CategoriesGetting Started, VideosTagsfood, videos

Coffee for backpacking and camping

Posted onApril 14, 2020April 14, 2020AuthorPaul Mags8 Comments

My methods for making coffee when backpacking or camping. Read More …

CategoriesGetting StartedTagscar camping, coffee, food

What’s in your mail drop?

Posted onOctober 30, 2019October 30, 2019AuthorJoan5 Comments

Joan details what she places in her maildrops for long hikes and why. With a focus on her cold food (no stove) strategy.

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CategoriesGear, Getting StartedTagsfood, Joan West, mail drops

Food Review: “Eat Your Coffee” snack bars

Posted onSeptember 4, 2019September 4, 2019AuthorPaul Mags1 Comment

Snack bars; with a caffeine buzz. Read More …

CategoriesGearTagsfood, gear, gear review

Quick Tip: Dollar store spice mixes for outdoor cooking

Posted onJune 18, 2019October 15, 2019AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

On a road trip or need to jazz up some backpacking meals easily? Get some spice mixes inexpensively. Read More …

CategoriesQuick TipsTagscar camping, food, quick tip

Old school cooking – Lentils and Sausage

Posted onApril 10, 2019April 26, 2019AuthorPaul Mags6 Comments

Part recipe, part food history. A dish I haven’t had in a long time with roots pre-Roman Empire. All with a 21st-century twist; made with a rice cooker. Read More …

CategoriesMusingsTagsfood, Italian-American, Roman

Italian-American Sunday Gravy recipe

Posted onFebruary 12, 2019February 13, 2019AuthorPaul Mags9 Comments

I made a batch of Neapolitan Ragu this past weekend. Better known as tomato sauce. Or “Sunday Gravy.” Read More …

CategoriesMusingsTagsfood, Italian-American

Mise en Place and the outdoors

Posted onNovember 7, 2018January 3, 2021AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

“Everything in its place.” That culinary phrase, when applied to outdoor pursuits, helps maximize time in the outdoors and makes it more enjoyable. Read More …

CategoriesMusingsTagscar camping, favorite, food, organization, time bank

Quick Tip: Easy Cowboy-style Coffee

Posted onOctober 25, 2018October 25, 2018AuthorPaul Mags9 Comments

An easy way to make Cowboy-style coffee without the muss and chewy grounds by using a coffee filter sachet. Read More …

CategoriesGetting Started, Quick TipsTagscoffee, food, quick tip

Pumpkin Beer is the Delaware of craft beer

Posted onSeptember 11, 2018February 8, 2019AuthorPaul Mags4 Comments

A few thoughts on Pumpkin Beer as I settle in my new home. ‘Tis the Season. With apologies to the fine people of Delaware. Read More …

CategoriesMusingsTagsbeer, food, pumpkin

Quick Tip: Backcountry Slushies

Posted onJuly 5, 2018January 3, 2021AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

Hiking in the glorious alpine terrain? See some snow banks? Time to make a backcountry slushy! Read More …

CategoriesQuick TipsTagsbackpacking, colorado-tip, cooking, food

Gear Review: Greenbelly Meals-2-Go

Posted onJune 14, 2018January 3, 2021AuthorPaul Mags11 Comments

A review of Greenbelly meal bars that prompted a discussion on food, nutrition, dollar to calorie ratio, and why we enjoy the outdoors. Read More …

CategoriesGearTagsfavorite, food, gear, gear review

Survival Coffee

Posted onJuly 26, 2017July 31, 2017AuthorPaul Mags5 Comments

A socially acceptable chemical stimulant to increase my time bank funds when driving to a trailhead late at night. Read More …

CategoriesMusingsTagscoffee, food

Trail Groove Issue 34

Posted onJune 20, 2017June 27, 2017AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

Trail Groove Issue 34 is now out. I wrote some New Mexico-themed articles. Read More …

CategoriesPressTagsfood, New Mexico, Trail Groove, Wind River Obscure Route

Trail Groove Issue 33

Posted onApril 17, 2017AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

Trail Groove Issue 33 with a great write up of the Wind River Obscure Route. Read More …

CategoriesPressTagsfood, Trail Groove, Wind River Obscure Route

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After an informative day of workshops, meetings, a After an informative day of workshops, meetings, and lectures @ramblinghemlock went higher into the nearby mountains to check out some canyons on the map. As with many of our recent trips, we went on a hunch, looked at some maps, and found some oblique references in academic journals. 
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We saw evidence of many different eras - pre-1920s ranching days, Ute images, and much evidence of Ancestral Pueblo habitation. 
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Many people came through this area over the years and continue to do into the modern times.
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@ramblnghemlock and I spent some time at a volunte @ramblnghemlock and I spent some time at a volunteer training event 
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 Before then we spent two nights camped out, hiked a bit, and saw some places new to us: structures, images, potsherds, and an intriguing boulder that showed signs of work from long ago.
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A memorable start to an informative weekend.

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@ramblinghemlock and I volunteer at @fremontindian @ramblinghemlock and I volunteer at @fremontindianstateparkmuseum as site stewards. 
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This past weekend proved an excellent one as we saw both a great archeological talk and a star talk, enjoyed hiking along lightly visited trails and canyons, and ended the weekend at an amazing dispersed site where a roaring creek provided the aural backdrop for a memorable sunset.
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In case you want to hear about backpacking from a In case you want to hear about backpacking from a guy with a northeast accent.
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Stephen Swept Away Hood @imstevehood interviewed the late Paul Mags on his book... check it out! 

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Geeky AND part of my childhood. #maythe4thbewithy Geeky AND part of my childhood.

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Along the rim ... @ramblinghemlock and I spent a w Along the rim
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@ramblinghemlock and I spent a weekend at an isolated car camping spot and based ourselves out of it for the weekend. If we hiked and roamed canyons last weekend, we walked along rim-top and nearby placed to see areas towards the latter years of the Ancestral Pueblo settlements in this location.
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On our last day, we looked at a map, had a hunch, and hiked to a structure reminiscent of the well-known "The Citadel" overlooking the canyon below. The chokepoints were all defended by walls. The sites sat at the end of a narrow peninsula—visually striking and thought-provoking, considering when, and possibly why, the Ancestral Pueblo constructed these structures versus the earlier ones on the canyon bottoms.
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