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Welcome to Fatpacking

Did you mean Fitpacking?

Fatpacking is weight loss backpacking. We take clients on 1 and 2-week wilderness hiking vacations with the dual objective of:

  • Altering your body composition
  • Giving you an unforgettable wilderness experience

Havasu Canyon, AZ
Havasu Canyon Arizona

Fatpacking provides participants a supportive environment in which slower hikers can feel comfortable and enjoy themselves. If you love the outdoors, but are a little overweight or older and prefer not to feel rushed by super-fit athletes or obsessive hi-mileage hikers, Fat Packing could work for you.

There are no austere eating programs with Fatpacking. You can and should eat all you want while backpacking. During your intense, yet relaxing long distance walk, you will carry all your food and gear on your back and

  • Lose weight
  • Get in shape
  • Rid yourself of stress
  • Increase core strength
  • See beautiful remote places that cars can't access
  • Make close friendships

Please note that backpacking is a rigorous activity. A moderate fitness level and consulting a physician are highly recommended before embarking upon a Fatpacking trip.

Fatpacking is a fun alternative to Boot Camps, Fat Camps, Fat Farms, and a less rigorous alternative to Outward Bound.

Current Trip

Redwood National Park, CA - 12 days

Previous Trips

"My experience pushed me out of my perceived comfort zone and physical limitations. I would definitely do it again!" -- Val P., Great Smoky Mountains Trip

Next Trips

Mt. Rainier National Park, WA - 1 Week
We've been awarded 1 of only 5 commercial permits to hike in MRNP
Aug 30 - Sep 6, 2008
Cost $1025

North Cascades National Park, WA - 2 Weeks
One Week Option available, e-mail if interested
September 13-25, 2008
Cost $1575/$1025

New England Fall Foliage, CT/MA - 1 Week
Oct 11-19, 2008
Cost $925

Upcoming trips continued below

Continental Divide Trail, CO
Continental Divide Trail Colorado

Big Bend, TX - 1 Week
Nov 1-9, 2008
Cost $1000

Florida Trip for the Disenfranchised, FL*** - 1 Week
Dec 25, 2008 - Jan 2, 2009
Cost $950

Cumberland Island National Seashore, GA*** - 1 Week
Jan 24-31, 2009
Cost $975

Joshua Tree National Park, CA - 1 Week
Feb 28 - Mar 8, 2009
Cost/Details TBD
E-mail if interested

Arizona Superstition Wilderness, AZ - 2 Weeks
Mar 14-26, 2009
Cost $1650

Mt. Rainier National Park, WA - 1 Week
We've been awarded 1 of only 5 commercial permits to hike in MRNP
Sep 5-12, 2009
Cost TBD
E-mail if interested

All Prices quoted as Per Person Double Occupancy (Hotel Sharing)

***Denotes Easier Trips (Note: All trips are difficult at times)

Location of past and upcoming trips (sorry, not clickable)