| BACKPACKER | One who hikes or travels carrying their belongings in a rucksack (10) |
| BLAIRWITCH | The ___ Project 1999 found footage film that follows three students who hike the Black Hills to film a documentary: 2 wds. |
| BAGS | Bulging bundles, game sacks, packs, pokes, purses, satchels or even haversacks for hikes; or, under-eye souvenirs of sleepless nights (4) |
| PACKED | Filled to capacity with people; finished putting belongings in a suitcase (6) |
| SWAB | Airport security staff frequently carry out ___ tests on passengers and their belongings. (4) |
| VORACIOUS | Insatiable vicar travels carrying nothing round America (9) |
| PENNER | Word for a writer or composer; a case for carrying their nibs, quills or stylographs; or, one who corrals, herds or shepherds cattle, pigs, sheep or other livestock into folds, stalls or sties (6) |
| MANTRA | Brahman travels, carrying sacred text (6) |
| BRANDINGIRON | It hurts when farmer uses this appliance carrying their logo |
| GOLDSTATECOACH | As per Coronation Day... The royal horse-drawn transport of eight Windsor Greys carrying Their Majesties to Buckingham Palace after the official crowning at Westminster Abbey: 3 wds. |
| ZABAGLIONE | Dessert in a rucksack possibly left by one entering area (10) |
| ADVENTURER | Person engaging in hazardous exploits or travels (10) |
| SABBATICAL | Period of freedom granted for study or travel (10) |
| PACK | A rucksack or folded parachute; a set of playing cards; a unit of Cub Scouts or Brownie Guides; or, a group of hunting hounds/wolves (4) |
| RISE | A trek or walking tour wearing boots and a rucksack; a long distance; or, a sharp increase in cost/price (4) |
| ROOTS | One's sense of belonging in a commnity as in one's birthplace (5) |
| BUBBLEPACK | Soapy rucksack? Such a pain to open! (6,4) |
| NONFICTION | biography or travel, say |
| BILLOFFARE | Menu or travel account? (4,2,4) |
| WAYFARER | Literary word for a person who journeys or travels on foot; or, a classic style of Ray-Ban sunglasses (8) |
