The Safe Trail 'Survive All' Go Bag

TENS OF THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE GO OFF TRAIL OR GET LOST IN U.S. NATIONAL PARKS AND WILDERNESS RESERVES EVERY YEAR.

If you don't rejoin the trail or get rescued in the first few hours, you need to be prepared for a long-term survival situation.

That's why we designed The Safe Trail – 30+ survival essentials in a lightweight 7 lb, compact bug out go bag – food, water, shelter, fire, light, nav & more. Clip to your backpack or shoulder strap carry solo.

SPECS:

• Weight – 7 lbs Fully Packed
• Dimensions – 11 in Tall x 6 in Wide x 9 in Deep (Fully Packed)
• Compact – sling over your shoulder / insert in or attach to your backpack

• First Aid Kit – Handle cuts, scrapes & minor injuries on the fly.
• Food & Water Rations – Sustain yourself with calorie-dense rations & emergency hydration.
• Emergency Poncho + Blanket – Stay dry, stay warm, and stay alive.
• Emergency Tent – shelter & warmth if stranded overnight.
• Flashlight – your set of eyes in dark situations.
• Strobe Light – See and be seen – from long distances.
• Tactical Knife + Multi-Tool – Cut, slice, open, fix – whatever it takes.
• Mag Alloy Firestarter – Create warmth & light with ease.
• Compass + Survival Whistle – Navigate out and signal for help fast.

Note: The Safe Trail go bag & contents may vary slightly from pictures as we refine quality with vendors while maintaining a consistent price.

Know Your Gear Before You Need It

Before heading out, open up the bag and get familiar with what’s inside. Try the firestarter, test the flashlight, unwrap the poncho – don’t wait for an emergency to read instructions.

Pack It Where You Can Reach It

Don’t bury your Safe Trail bag under tents, gear, or food. Keep it within arm’s reach, whether it’s slung across your shoulder or strapped to your pack. Seconds matter in an emergency.

Use the Whistle + Air Horn to Signal

Lost or in danger? Three sharp blasts on your whistle is the international distress signal. The air horn adds extra decibel power to cut through wind, rain, or wilderness noise.

Stay Dry = Stay Alive

Hypothermia can strike in any season. If weather hits, use the emergency poncho and thermal blanket right away. Don’t wait till you’re soaked and shivering.

Ration Smart

Your food and water are meant to last – so pace yourself. Eat small bites throughout the day, and drink steadily, not all at once. Hydration keeps your mind sharp and your body going.

Light = Life

Use the flashlight to stay visible at night and avoid injuries. The strobe setting? That’s your emergency beacon — great for rescue signaling or keeping wild animals at bay.

Firestarter = Warmth + Morale

Cold night? Wet wood? No problem. Practice with the magnesium firestarter ahead of time so you can spark a fire when it really counts.

Stay Oriented with the Compass

Always know which way you’re heading – use the compass at trailheads or when visibility drops. Combine it with a paper map or app for backup. Don’t just wander and hope.

Knife + Multi-tool = Your Best Friend

From gear repairs to food prep, shelter building to first aid – your knife and tools are the MVPs. Keep them clean and sheathed when not in use. Safety first!

Bonus Tip: Replenish After Use

Used your bandages? Ate the food rations? Restock after every trip so you're never caught off guard. The bag’s only as useful as what's inside it.