100+ Gifts For Outdoorsy Girls They’ll Actually Love

When I sat down to write this list I filled LITERAL PAGES of ideas. As an outdoorsy girl who spends a ridiculous number of hours hiking, backpacking, camping (and having lived in my campervan for the last few years) the amount of gifts for outdoorsy girls I love is LONG.

While I actually own a majority of things on this list, there’s also a few items from my wish list, too.

If you’re looking for the perfect gift for outdoorsy girls in your life then start scrolling!

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Unique Gifts For Outdoorsy Girls

While I believe everything on this list is something outdoorsy girls will love, this list of unique gifts are especially unique and the perfect gift.

1. National Parks Insulated Water Bottle

A friend gifted this to me a few years ago and it’s the perfect outdoorsy gift I never knew I needed!

The water bottle is really great quality and I’ve loved adding new stickers for each National Park I visit.

They also have a version for all 50 states.

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2. Outdoorsy Handcrafted Mug

One of my favorite finds while traveling was a beautifully crafted ceramic mug. Everyone has their favorite coffee mug, and this is mine!

As an added bonus, you get to support a small artisan with this gift.

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3. Personalized Push Pin Travel Map

My sister in law gifted me a push pin travel map a few years ago and I love being able to track all of my travels in one place.

It’s a great conversation starter with guests, too.

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4. Smokey The Bear Accessory Bag

I’ve never met anyone who doesn’t love Smokey the Bear. This accessory or sunglass holder is the perfect gift for an outdoorsy girl.

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5. “Gone Hiking” Candle

Candles are always a great gift idea, and this one is especially perfect for the outdoorsy girl in your life.

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6. Nomadix Puffer Blanket

I am obsessed with this blanket. It’s perfect for so many things. It’s water resistant, so it’s great even if there’s a drizzle outside.

There are tabs along the sides, so you can fold it up like a sleeping bag, or snap it around your chest like a cape to stay warm while sitting around the campfire.

Best of all, it comes in a lot of different patterns and some National Parks scenes.

NOTE: I’ve compared this to the popular Rumpl blankets and find that Nomadix is superior quality and design.

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7. Hiking Photo Collage

If you have so many photos you’re running out of wall space then this is the perfect gift for outdoorsy girls!

The text is customizable and you can add your own adventure photos.

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8. Personalized Hiking Boot Tag

These boot tags are a perfect, thoughtful gift for outdoorsy girls. You choose what each tag says!

It could be an inside joke, or an aspiring quote. I also love the idea of remembering someone who can’t be with you anymore.

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National Park Lovers – Gifts For Outdoorsy Girls

Looking for gift ideas for National Park lovers? Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered! These are all my favorite things, and a few gifts at the top of my wishlist.

9. Nomadix National Parks Towel

This is the perfect travel towel. It’s the only towel I used in my campervan.

Lightweight, *actually* absorbs water, and dries quickly so there’s no funky odor.

Plus, it comes in multiple patterns. This towel is one of my favorite gifts to give outdoorsy friends.

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10. National Parks Compression Packing Cubes

Why travel with a boring set of black packing cubes when you can have THESE?

The artwork is so beautiful, and they come in different sizes which is perfect for clothes, accessories, shoes, etc.

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11. National Parks Puzzle

I can’t be the only one who loves a puzzle. This one is National Parks themed!

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12. Passport For National Parks

I’ve had my National Parks passport since I was 12. It has a LOT of stamps in it from visiting National Parks.

It’s really fun to look back and see the dates and parks I’ve visited.

You can stamp your book at the visitor centers in each park for free!

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13. National Parks Map

If you need a gift for an outdoorsy girl on a mission to see all the National Parks this gift is perfect! (And also on my wish list)

One day this will hang on my wall with every tree filled in.

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14. National Park Bucket List Scratch Off Poster

Similar to the map above, this is another fun gift for an outdoorsy girl who has every National Park on her bucketlist.

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15. National Park Prints

One of my outdoorsy friends has a wall in her home filled with a poster from each of the National Park’s she’s visited and I LOVE the idea.

It’s a great conversation starter for parties, too.

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16. Custom National Park Ornament

You can customize this National Park ornament with each park you’ve visited this year. What a cool way to remember past trips.

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17. National Park Candles

There’s a candle for each National Park – and they actually smell like you’re there!

Add a new candle every time you visit a new National Park and never run out of gift ideas for outdoorsy girls again.

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18. Memory Game – National Parks

This National Parks memory game is the perfect gift for a younger outdoorsy girl and the artwork is breathtaking.

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19. National Parks Postcard Box

Recently, a friend gifted me a set of National Park postcards “just because” and it made me so happy.

I honestly think these are too beautiful to let USPS touch, so mine are framed on the wall now.

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20. Roaming America | National Park Book

One of my favorite photographers wrote a book about her roadtrip to every single US National Park, and ranked them!

This is a great coffee table book with beautiful pictures.

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21. Subpar Parks: Hilarious Bad National Park Reviews

This book is filled with hilarious bad reviews guests have given National Parks.

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22. National Parks Wall Calendar

Everyone needs a calendar, but this one will keep you organized AND be a work of art at the same time.

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23. National Parks Coaster (Build Your Own Set)

These coasters are a perfect gift for an outdoorsy girl who has recently visited a few National Parks. You can pick which parks to include and customize it for their recent travels.

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24. National Parks Notebook

These National Parks Notebooks are perfect for planning a trip, or for keeping notes from your visit.

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25. National Parks Weekly Calendar

The artwork in this weekly calendar is beautiful, and the layout is perfect for a weekly calendar.

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Gifts For Outdoorsy Girls – Under $25

These are my favorite gifts for outdoorsy girls under $25. You could also mix and match a few of these to build a nice gift basket.

26. She Explores Book

My parents gifted me this book a few years ago and I love it. It’s broken out into short chapters recapping individual experiences from female adventurers. I found it really inspiring.

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27. Kula Cloth

Whether you need a gift idea for an outdoorsy girl who loves hiking or backpacking, this Kula cloth is perfect.

The quality is unbeatable and they come in a variety of fun patterns. It replaces the need to pack out toilet paper and the material is made from antimicrobial material so it’s easy to keep clean.

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28. Base Camp Cards

This set of playing cards doubles as a fun questions game. It’s great for camping trips to play around the fire at night.

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29. Nemo Foam Seat Pad

There’s a lot of debate as to whether a seat pad or a collapsible camping chair is more ideal for backpacking trips. These are light weight and ideal for heavy backpacking loads, and they take up less space.

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30. GoodR Sunglasses

GoodR Sunglasses are like the traveling pants of the sunglass world. They look good on everyone! They also come in a huge variety of fun patterns – there’s even a pattern for each National Park.

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31. Nalgene Water Bottle

I love my Nalgene. It’s spill proof and it can hold boiling water. On cold camp nights I fill my Nalgene with warm water before bed and slip it into my sleeping bag to warm it up.

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32. Wool Socks By Darn Tough

These are the crème de la crème of the sock universe. They’re made of high quality wool to keep your feet dry. Wool also naturally keeps your feet cool in the summer and warm in the winter.

I own several pairs and live in them all winter long.

Darn Tough comes with a lifetime warranty.

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33. Lightweight Backpacking Mug

I’m a coffee before everything person. This mug is perfect for backpacking or camping trips because it’s lightweight and can be clipped onto the outside of your backpack.

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34. Hot Lips

Camping mugs are great for being lightweight, but they can also get quite hot because of the material they’re made out of.

These “hot lips” lip guards are the perfect gift for an outdoorsy girl and they slip right onto the rim of the mug.

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35. Expandable, Biodegradable Wipes

Toilet paper is extremely bulky to try and stuff into your backpack, but these expandable biodegradable wipes work perfectly and take up almost no space!

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36. Wilderness Wipes

I relied on these wilderness wipes frequently when living in my campervan full time. Shower’s aren’t always prevalent, especially on the trail.

These are thicker and larger than regular body wipes and work really well to clean up after a hike. I keep a set in my car at the trailhead for after long day hikes.

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37. Whistle

This is a hiking essential, that unfortunately most people do not have. I like this one because it clips onto my shoulder strap for easy access.

Recently, I did have to rely on my whistle to flag down help while backpacking through the Grand Canyon. You won’t need it until you do – but you’ll be glad you have it.

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38. Dry Bag

I use my dry bag for so many things. To keep my electronics dry. To keep my down jacket or sleepwear dry while backpacking. Or sometimes, I throw my dirty clothes in it so they don’t stink up the rest of my items. It’s also great for wet bathing suites.

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39. Blister Pads

I cannot leave the house without these. They’re by far the best blister pads I’ve used, and they actually stay on your feet. I once had to use these on a 10-day trip and they stayed put the ENTIRE time.

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40. Hand Warmers

I love having a few hand warmers in my backpack for when I’m eating lunch on a chilly day hike, or for throwing into my sleeping bag while winter camping.

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41. Portable Bidet

This might seem like an unusual gift for an outdoorsy girl, but hear me out. With this, you don’t have to carry your used TP around. It’s also really great for long hair dogs – mine frequently has tummy issues and it’s a lot easier to hose him down with this than go through an entire roll of paper towels trying to clean him up.

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42. Compass

I’m so used to relying on my phone for trail navigation, but sometimes my GPS signal is weak – especially in canyons with tall rock walls. A compass is a must-have while hiking.

I like that this one also has a temperature gauge and can easily be clipped onto the shoulder strap of your backpack.

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43. Backpacking Trowel

These trowels are very lightweight and easy to clip onto the outside of your backpack. I use mine for human waste, and also for my dogs waste when on longer backpacking trips.

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44. Thigh Anti-Chafe Stick

I am usually not a shorts girl, I like hiking in pants because they protect my legs from brush and I don’t have to worry about thigh chaffing. But sometimes it’s just way too hot for pants, and this anti-friction stick is a life saver.

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45. Portable Power Bank

A good quality power bank is essential for hiking, backpacking, and general travel. For years I used a handful of inexpensive ones that were each only good for one charge – I will never do that again.

This bank is slim and lightweight and will recharge your phone several times.

It’s especially important to hike with a power bank when it’s cold outside. Your phone battery will die faster when you’re hiking in cold weather.

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46. Liquid IV Hydration Packs

Water alone isn’t enough to stay hydrated when hiking in hot weather. You need to replenish the electrolytes you lose through sweating. Liquid IV has several flavors and they’re easy to drink.

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47. Rechargeable Pocket Flashlight

Relying on your phones flashlight is a bad idea, particularly if you need it for an emergency. I like this slim flashlight that slips into my hip belt pocket. It’s lightweight and bright.

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48. Lifestraw

My brother gifted me one of these years ago. It’s lightweight and I always have it in my hiking backpack in case of emergency.

The day came earlier this year when I needed it, at the bottom of the Grand Canyon when my primary water filter system failed.

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49. Backpacking Spork

I wish I had purchased this sooner. It’s so lightweight it won’t add much to your backpacking weight, and it can be clipped onto the outside of your pack.

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50. Unbreakable USB String Lights For Cozy Camping

I love these lights for camping. The bulbs are made of plastic so they won’t break, and they plug into a USB outlet (I use a power bank) to provide a cozy glow at camp.

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51. Toilet Paper Carrier

I found this on Amazon a few years ago and love it. I keep it in my car for trailhead toilets that don’t have TP (a frequent occurrence). The holder keeps my TP clean, dry and prevents it from unrolling around my backseat.

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52. Tent Fan

This is perfect for summer camping trips when it’s still stifling hot at night. You can clip it onto the top loop in your tent, or set it on the ground next to you. I recommend powering it with a portable battery bank.

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53. Tinderblox Camp Game

A friend recently turned me on to this game. It’s a great social game to play at night at your campsite. You have to use the tongs to arrange the blocks according to the card you pick.

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54. Chums Sunglasses Keeper

I kept losing my sunglasses before I bought a pair of Chums to keep them attached to my body. Especially when hiking through forests, I find that my sunglasses come on and off a lot – which is how I kept losing them.

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Gifts For Outdoorsy Girls – Under $50

55. Smartwool Gloves For Women

Smartwool is a top quality brand that makes outdoor gear from merino wool. Merino wool is a great insulator, but it’s also resistant to odors and will keep you dry. These gloves aren’t too bulky, but still provide a lot of warmth.

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56. Outdoor Research Sun Hat

I tried a few different brim hats before settling on this one from Outdoor Research. It travels well and doesn’t get crumpled in my backpack. A brim hat on exposed hikes is life changing – not only does it keep the sun off my face and shoulders, but it produces a cooling effect too.

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57. Inflatable Solar Powered Camping Lantern

I love this lantern, it’s perfect for backpacking because it collapses and is lightweight. It’s also great for camping because of the adjustable light settings and the inflatable structure creates a lot of light throughout camp without being too bright to look at.

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58. Quick-Dry Hiking Shirt

These REI hiking shirts are my favorite – I own them in several colors. They dry quickly and fit well for day hiking or backpacking.

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59. UPF 50+ Long Sleeve Shirt

I have this long sleeve UPF sunshirt in two colors. The sleeves cover the backs of my hands and the loose fit is comfortable to wear even in warmer temperatures.

On really exposed desert hikes this shirt is a great extra layer of protection from the sun.

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60. Water Reservoir For Hiking

A water reservoir is a must have for hiking and this CamelBak is the perfect gift for outdoorsy girls. It slips into your backpack to make it easier to carry.

I recommend the 3L size because you can always under fill it if you need less water for your hike, but it gives you the option to carry more when needed.

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61. Headlamp

Originally, I bought a headlamp for a backpacking trip but I love it so much that I actually use it ALL the time. They’re great for sunset or sunrise hikes when you’re hiking back in the dark, or for hanging around a campsite after dark without having to haul around a flashlight everywhere.

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62. Patagonia Fanny Pack

I tried at least 5 different fanny packs before deciding on this one. It’s really lightweight and packs down small, but it still a lot.

I use mine for short hikes when I don’t need a backpack, or as a quick access pocket I can wear for longer hikes without having to get into my backpack for things.

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63. First Aid Kit For Hiking

Please always carry a first aid kit with you, even on short hikes. I recommend a kit specific for hiking because it has more appropriate equipment for the types of injuries you’re likely to encounter outdoors.

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64. Trekking / Hiking Poles

I thought trekking poles were a bit goofy until I was gifted some a few years ago. And now I won’t hike without them.

They take the load off my ankles, knees and hips while also keeping my hands elevated so they don’t swell. Plus, having 4 points of contact means I’m more stable and actually hike much faster.

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65. Portable, Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker

I was gifted this bluetooth speaker last year and I love it. It’s compact, has a great sound, and the loop makes it easy to attach to a backpack.

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66. Multi-Purpose Buff

This buff has saved my ears on multiple occasions. It’s lightweight so I always have it in my backpack, even when I don’t expect to need it.

When the wind picks up my ears get cold. This is great to wear as a headband, or around your neck to keep the wind from blowing down your jacket.

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67. Travel Size Coffee Aeropress

I was gifted an Aeropress a few years ago before I had even heard of them. It’s the perfect way to make coffee with limited mess and cleanup. This was my sole coffee maker in my campervan, and is also my go-to for camping trips. They’re also available in Original & XL sizes.

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68. Pour Over Coffee Set For Camping, By Stanley

If coffee is a ritual, this Stanley pour over set is great for camping trips. It’s insulated to keep your coffee nice and hot, and Stanley is known for quality that will last decades.

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69. Walkie Talkies

Not just for kids! These are great for hiking parties- the person in the front and back gets a walkie talkie to keep the group together.

Recently, I was hiking with a friend and we had to separate for a while – we both kept our walkie talkies on in case we needed to communicate outside of cell signal.

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70. Flextail Mosquito Repeller

I hate to wear bug spray, and this repeller means I don’t have to. This device is great in a tent to keep bugs out while you’re setting up camp and have the doors open.

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Gifts For Outdoorsy Girls – Under $100

Spending time outdoors might be free, but the gear required to stay safe and comfortable can add up quickly. I always appreciate when someone gifts me something for my outdoor hobbies because it means they really know me, and also because building up a good set of gear can be quite an investment.

71. Inflatable Camping Pillow

I tried several camping pillows before settling on this one. It packs down really small – about the size of my fist, and is lightweight.

This model comes with a layer of down which helps with insulation during colder nights.

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72. Solar String Lights

A few friends have these and they’re high on my wish list! They’re solar powered string lights that can clip on to trees at your campsite, or inside your tent for a cozy vibe.

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73. Cozy Slip-On Camp Shoes

These are the slippers of the outdoor world and they’re extremely popular because of how comfortable they are.

The back is collapsible so you can wear them as slip-ons, or pulled up over your heel for a more snug fit.

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74. ENO Hammock

Having a lightweight hammock for backpacking trips is such a luxury. On long day hikes I love to break mid-day and eat lunch in my hammock while relaxing.

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75. Lightweight Backpacking / Camp Chair

This chair is surprisingly sturdy for how lightweight it is. It collapses down and easily fits in a backpack – or you can strap it to the outside of your backpack.

In my experience, the REI brand is more affordable than the more expensive brands but has the same high quality and weight.

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76. Selk’Bag Wearable Sleeping Bag For Women

Everyone I know in the van life community has one of these. They’re perfect for lounging outside when the weather gets colder instead of fumbling with a blanket every time you want to move around.

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77. Solo Stove

These might be the best invention since fire! They’re small and self contained, so it’s perfect for high-risk fire areas, camping, or roasting s’mores on your back porch.

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78. Fjallraven Kanken Backpack

Fjallraven is one of my favorite brands – they’re top quality and last a lifetime. This bag is perfect for short day hikes, and for travel.

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79. Water Filter By Platypus

I love my Platypus water filter. It’s compact and lightweight and does a great job at filtering even the muddiest water sources.

I recommend running water through your filter to prime it a day or two before your trip. I also highly suggest back filtering the filter after each trip to keep the fibers clean and working well.

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80. Teva Tirra Sandals

These are my favorite camp shoe. For backpacking trips, these double as my water crossing shoes and the ones I wear around camp to let my feet out of my hiking boots for a while.

I like that the sole is thick and sturdy so I don’t feel every root and rock, that the toe has two adjustable straps for a perfect fit, and that I can wear socks with them when the weather gets colder.

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81. Festival / Picnic Blanket From Nomadix

This was a gift I never knew I needed, but now it’s a permanent staple for time outside. The quality is unbeatable, too.

The backside of this blanket is waterproof, and the corners have loops so you can use stakes with it in windy places.

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82. Garmin Venu GPS Smart Watch

I bought this as a birthday gift for myself a few years ago and I love it. The GPS lets me track mileage for hiking and backpacking.

I also love using this for lap swimming because it counts my laps for me – a vast improvement from when I tried to remember which lap I was on and often forgot.

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83. Hiking Leggings By Lululemon

While I do love proper hiking pants for colder weather, these Lululemon leggings are perfect for warmer weather hikes.

I’ve tried a few dupes and been really disappointed. Overall, these leggings are a bit more expensive but they last far longer.

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84. Bear Canister By BearVault

This is a must-have if you’re going to be in bear country. My brother gifted this to me a few years ago and I love it.

They come in a few sizes but I’ve found the 450 is perfect for 2-4 day trips. Anything smaller won’t fit all my scented items, and anything larger is far too bulky in my backpack.

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85. Traction Devices For Winter Hiking

Hiking on compact snow or ice can risk injury, which is the last thing you want to have when you’re several miles from help and out of cell signal.

I carry traction devices with me for many hikes, particularly ones at elevation where I expect winter weather at the summit.

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86. Portable Espresso Machine

Talk about luxury! Imagine being able to brew a cup of espresso while camping. This neat little compact device can do just that!

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87. Spill-proof Thermos For Sunrise Hikes

A friend gifted me an insulated thermos a few years ago and it’s been a staple for my sunrise hikes. Now, I can brew coffee and take it with me without worrying that it’ll spill or go cold before I can hike up and enjoy it while watching the sunrise.

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88. Polaroid Camera

I have so many memories and photos stored on some cloud and forgotten about. It would be so cool to instantly have printed memories from hiking and camping trips to put on my fridge.

A friend of mine has a little notebook she tapes pictures in and writes a few memories about for each trip she takes.

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89. Quality Merino Wool Base Layers

The proper winter hiking outfit will make a huge difference in your comfort. I love layering these wool pants under my hiking pants. They also double as PJs when camping because they’re warm but lightweight, and they regulate both moisture and temperature.

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Gifts For Outdoorsy Girls – $100+

While outdoor gear tends to be pricy, I’ve also found that most of it is insanely high quality and lasts a lifetime. I even use some of my dads old gear from the 70’s! So while it can be an investment up front, it’s great to know you’ll never have to buy it again.

90. Jetboil Camp Stove

My Jetboil is how I cook all my backpacking meals. I also take it with me on day hikes so I can make hot chocolate or tea at the summit.

I have the larger stove, but in hindsight I’d actually get this one. I never need the larger size and it takes up unnecessary space in my backpack.

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91. Kelty Loveseat Camp Chair For 2 (Or A Dog!)

This was another birthday gift I bought for myself (cough… ok I bought it for my dog). It’s very comfortable and it has enough space that my dog can snuggle up with me around the fire.

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92. Patagonia Nano Puff Jacket

Prior to owning this jacket, I had a less expensive version. While it got the job done, it was way too bulky to carry in a backpack.

This jacket is better quality, much warmer, and takes up less space. It’s also available with a hood!

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93. Blundstone Boots

I live in my Blundstone boots during the fall and winter. They’re great for hiking, but can also be dressed up which make them extremely versatile for trail-to-town or travel.

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94. Stargaze Camp Chair By NEMO

I’m willing to bet this chair is more comfortable than most recliners in your home! I bought this for van life and now use it religiously on camping trips, or even to sit in my backyard.

A friend has the Costco knock-off and it’s a far cry from comparable. This chair is unmatched.

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95. Dehydrated Backpacking Meal Kit

The best part about backpacking meals is that they are shelf stable for years (maybe decades). I’m always surprised by how tasty they are, especially given it’s a meal that comes in a bag.

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96. REI Trailmade 2 Tent

I did a lot of research before buying the REI Trailmade 2 Tent. For the price, it’s unbeatable in quality and weight. There’s enough space for me, my dog, and some gear. It also has wide vestibules on either side so I can leave gear outside of my tent and it won’t get rained on – great for boots and my backpack.

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97. Waterproof Kindle

My kindle is one of those luxury items I like to bring backpacking. Since it doesn’t weigh a lot and it’s very slim it’s easy to haul around, and it’s nice to have something to do at camp after the sun goes down and I’m out of cell service.

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98. Big Agnes Backpacking Sleeping Pad

This was a recent upgrade for me and I’m in love. Prior, I tried a few other sleeping pads and none of them compare. This pad is lightweight without sacrificing insulation. It’s warm at night and since it’s a bit wider I don’t roll off of it.

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99. GoPro + Accessories

My GoPro goes everywhere with me – I’ve used it while swimming with whale sharks, hiking a glacier, and even diving the Great Barrier Reef.

My favorite accessories are the floating hand grip (great for water, in case you drop it it’ll float!), the suction cup mount and the tripod/handle combo.

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100. Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board

An inflatable SUP is at the top of my wish list. A friend has one and I love it. It’s compact (she usually keeps it in her car for easy access) and when it’s inflated it actually feels like a hard-sided board.

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Subscription & Gift Cards For Outdoorsy Girls

Subscription and gift cards are always great for outdoorsy girls, especially if you need something you can send virtually.

101. AllTrails+ Membership

I live by my AllTrails+ membership. It’s about $3 per month but the paid version allows you to download offline maps (lets be honest, most trails don’t have signal so this is a necessity). My favorite feature of the paid version are the off-trail alerts – I can keep my phone in my pocket and know that if I wander off the trail my phone will alert me before I get lost.

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102. America The Beautiful Annual National Park Pass

This is the holy grail of gifts for outdoorsy girls who love National Parks. The pass is good for a year and gives access to 400+ National Parks, Recreation areas and other public lands.

The annual pass costs $80. For perspective, most National Parks charge $35 per visit, so entrance fees can add up quickly.

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