Adirondack Hiker’s Gift Guide 2016

Have an avid hiker on your holiday gift list this year? Check this out! I love reading gift guides, so I finally decided to make my own!

1. Big Agnes 15 Degree Down Sleeping Bag – this sleeping bag looks perfect for cold weather camping and should definitely keep you warm and cozy in your tent.
2. LAMO Footwear Suede Sheepskin Fleece Lining Slippers  – there’s nothing like slipping your feet into warm fuzzy slippers for the drive home after a winter hike.
3. Pistil Clara Visor Beanie – I have a beanie very similar to this one and I love it
4. Adventure Medical Emergency Bivvy – keeping one of these bivvys in your hiking pack is a must for anyone hiking in the high peaks. I got one as a gift a few years back!
5. Mountain Landscape Necklace – Etsy is a great place to find unique jewelry for that hiking lady in your life.  *coughcough*
6. Adirondack Peaks Plaque Burl – With a customizable summit marker, this would make a great gift for someone finishing the 46!
7. Sea to Summit DryLite Antibacterial Towel – these towels are amazing for camping. They pack down small and are super absorbent and dry quickly!
8. Stanley Adventure Stainless Steel Food Jar – these are great for keeping food hot! Enjoying a hot meal on a cold summit definitely warms the soul.
9. Moutain Hardware Snowpass Scarf – fleece infinity scarf. Enough said!
10. REI Revel Cloud Vest – an extra layer of insulation in the high peaks is always a good idea.
11. Jetboil MinMo Cooking System – a stove is a  must for winter hiking and  year-round backpacking. I have a jetboil and it is amazing–it boils water in a flash.
12. Smartwool PhD Outdoor Mountaineer Socks – every hiker loves getting a good pair of wool socks, just sayin’.
13.  Marmot Fuzzy Wuzzy Glove – keeping hands warm is key during a cold hike–these gloves look like they’d do the job.

Note: I’m not affiliated with any of the above companies, but I have purchased many similar items and highly recommend them.