A mountain stream winding through the trees below a Utah ridgeline
OUT OF THE KITCHEN.
INTO THE MOUNTAINS.UTAH, USA
EVERYONE'S INVITED.

A good reason to get outside.

PANCAKE BOYS

Good hikes. Free pancakes. Come hungry.

JOIN THE NEXT HIKE
KEEP GOING
01 / THE NEXT ONEFREE PANCAKES. ALWAYS.

THE GRIDDLE
IS COMING
BACK OUT.

ON THE HORIZON

Next hike coming soon.

We're working on the next excuse to carry a griddle up a mountain. The time, trail, and meeting spot will be posted here when they're set.

WHEN IT'S TIME, BRING

Water. Layers. Good shoes.
A plate and a fork if you want syrup.
A friend, if you want. An appetite, definitely.

02 / HOW WE GOT HEREA GRIDDLE & A QUESTIONABLE IDEA

IT STARTED
WITH A BAD
BUSINESS IDEA.

We thought we could hike Timp and sell pancakes at a premium, pulling in a fortune. Maybe we could have. Pancakes on mountains sounded so fun, and who wouldn't love a little extra cash in the piggy bank? Except, the more we thought about it, the less it seemed like a good idea. Would it be worth it? Did we really want to hike places just to rip people off?

We didn't. We still wanted to make pancakes on mountains, so we figured we'd do it once or twice just for fun. The flicks were tough. The griddle kept us warm. People were smiling. “Maybe just one more hike,” we thought.

At our next hike, 50 people we didn't know pulled up, and we realized this might be something bigger than we'd anticipated. We're excited to hand you a pancake on the next hike.

Two Pancake Boys smiling in their brown aprons with a red mixing bowl
THE APRONS MADE IT OFFICIAL.
MORE FROM THE TRAIL

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Friends gathering beside the stream at Stewart Falls The Pancake Boys in their brown aprons The Utah mountains that bring us outside Pouring pancake batter onto the trail griddle Breakfast cooking outdoors
03 / FIELD NOTESGOOD COMPANY. BETTER BREAKFAST.

COME FOR THE PANCAKES.
STAY FOR THE PEOPLE.

STEWART FALLSFIFTY NEW FACES.
THE BREAKFAST PART OF THE HIKE.
BEST EATEN OUTSIDE.
A NOTE FROM THE TRAIL

We want to make tons of pancakes.
It brings us joy.

See you out there.
A smiling Pancake Boy wearing the custom brown apron and holding a plate of pancakes
04 / SOMETHING WORTH WEARING

OFF THE TRAIL.
STILL ONE
OF THE BOYS.

It started with custom aprons. Something you can take home is next.

MERCH IS IN THE WORKS

When it's ready, you'll find it right here.

05 / KEEP IT GOINGMORE PEOPLE. MORE PANCAKES.

GOOD THINGS
TAKE A LITTLE
BATTER.

The pancakes stay free. Support helps us bring the mix, carry the gear, and keep showing up.

We're building ways to help through merch, contributions, and partnerships. The goal is simple: more people outside, together.

PANCAKE
BOYS
GOOD HIKES. FREE PANCAKES.

THE PANCAKE BOYS ORIGIN STORY

LET ME TELL
YOU A STORY.

Conor and I hiked Timpanogos a year ago. Over a thousand people were up there, freezing their butts off, clinging to each other for warmth, and starving.

A year later, on Gobblers Knob, we thought we'd stumbled on a genius business idea. Pack up hoodies. Sell pancakes for $5 each. “This is genius.”

But the logistics didn't really work. How would people pay us at the top of a mountain? And did we want to hike 7.5 miles every weekend to go rip people off?

We ditched the idea, but not entirely. Pancake mix isn't that expensive, and pancakes at the top of Timp sounded fun. We got a group together, made custom aprons, did a photo shoot, and went for it.

The turnout was so good, we did another hike. After Squaw Peak, our system was dialed. A reel for the next hike got almost 30,000 views and over 650 shares. Fifty people we didn't even know showed up for pancakes at Stewart Falls.

That's when we realized this could be bigger than casual pancakes on mountains. We want to keep hiking, bring as many people as we can, and make tons of pancakes. It brings us joy.

READ THE ORIGINAL STORY PDF ↗

KEEP THE PANCAKES COMING

LET'S MAKE
MORE OF THIS.

Supplies, filming, and an extra pair of hands all help us bring more people together.

We're getting merch, contributions, and partnerships ready. Until then, bringing a friend to a hike is a pretty great place to start.