/ˈbækˌpæks/
NOUN
Bags, sometimes mounted on a light frame, that are supported by straps and worn on a person's back to carry belongings, especially hiking equipment or schoolbooks.
Bags designed to be worn on the back with shoulder straps, allowing people to carry clothing, supplies, and other personal belongings while keeping their hands free.
Durable bags worn on the back to carry food, clothing, camping equipment, and other supplies during hikes, treks, and outdoor adventures.
Specialized packs worn on the back that contain a parachute or other equipment needed to support a person's safety and survival.
VERB
To travel through remote or backcountry areas on foot and camp overnight with necessary equipment carried in a backpack.
Traveling through natural or remote areas on foot while carrying camping equipment and supplies in a backpack and staying overnight outdoors.
VERB
To engage in generally urban or international travel while carrying minimal luggage and choosing inexpensive accommodation and other budget-friendly arrangements.
Traveling between destinations with limited luggage while keeping expenses low by choosing affordable accommodation and economical travel options.
VERB
To put one or more items into a backpack or transport them using a backpack.
Placing belongings, supplies, or equipment inside a backpack so they can be carried conveniently.