Backpacking at high altitude can suppress appetite, slow digestion, and increase hydration needs. Learn how to fuel efficiently, reduce risk of bonking, and recover faster in elevation-driven conditions.
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Do you have a high-altitude trip planned soon? Maybe you live at a lower elevation but are going backpacking, skiing, or rock climbing at higher elevations. There are a few things to know to make your trip more enjoyable.
Whether it’s the harsh desert sun or a frigid gust of wind, if you’re a backpacker, it’s likely that you’ve braved the elements once or twice. But what effect do these extreme conditions have on our bodies?
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