Hiking Calorie Calculator - Backcountry Foodie Use our science-based hiking calorie calculator to fuel your adventures This isn’t just another calorie estimator—our Hiking Calorie Calculator is built by a professional dietitian (Aaron, founder of Backcountry Foodie) using real-world backpacking nutrition science to give you the most accurate energy estimates possible
Hiking Calculator The hiking calculator allows you to calculate the number of calories burned while hiking
Backpacking Calorie Calculator - Beyond The Trail Based on the science-backed and mission-tested approach the US military uses for mission planning, we created an easy-to-use calorie calculator to help you determine your caloric intake and food needs for your next backpacking adventure
Backpacking Calculator – How Many Calories Do I Burn Backpacking? How many calories you burn backpacking depends on your weight and the pack’s weight On average, a 160-pound person burns 533 calories per hour, and a 200-pound person burns 667 calories per hour backpacking
Hiking Calorie Calculator - OutdoorAdept The Hiking Calorie Calculator uses a smart formula to estimate calories burned during a hike It adds up the distance walked, the elevation gain, the total weight of the hiker plus gear, and the MET value for hiking
Calories Burned Hiking Calculator Hiking 3 miles can burn between 450 to 900 calories depending on your weight, the weight of your backpack, the terrain, and more How many calories do you burn on a 7-mile hike? A 7-mile hike can burn between 1,000 to 2,100 calories
Hiking Calculator - Trailprep Maximize your hiking efficiency with our Hiking Calculator Easily estimate your caloric burn, plan meals, and adjust for trail conditions Ideal for backpackers seeking optimal nutrition
Backpacking Food Calorie Calculator - Mom Goes Camping As a general rule, backpackers need 16 to 25 calories per pound of body weight when hiking This breaks down to 2,500 to 3,500 calories of food per day for a healthy adult However, depending on factors like temperature, pack weight, and hike difficulty, a backpacker might need fewer or more calories