As a girl who spends as much time outside as possible, I am very confident this is the best gift guide for outdoorsy girls you’re going to come across. Every single item on this list is something I love and use on my outdoor adventures. I know the girl in your life will appreciate anything from this list of best Gift Ideas for Outdoorsy Girls and it will help her get out on more outdoor adventures.
I have sorted these gifts by price to hopefully cater to any budget. I have also listed the price of the gift next to the name. However, prices of course fluctuate so there is of course a chance the price may rise (or may be even lower!) by the time you read this.
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GIFTS UNDER $25
Petzl TIKKA Headlamp ($23)
A lightweight, bright headlamp should be in every girls arsenal. It’s great for early morning or late hikes, camping, or even car maintenance. I have a few headlamps and the Petzl headlamps are my favorite.
Backpacking Stove Fuel ($15)
Fuel for your backpacking stove is such a nice gift because it’s not always something you think of buying when you’re out shopping, but it’s important to have and if you run out, such a pain to go buy. This isobutane/propane burns very clean and won’t gunk up your stove overtime.
Buff Neck Gaiter ($16)
Such a diverse article of clothing. I use a buff year round. It can be worn traditionally around your neck but also as a headband, beanie, cloth to wipe your nose, “oven mit” for you backpacking pot, so many uses!
Nalgene Water Bottle ($15)
A Nalgene water bottle is extremely durable and holds 1 liter of water. It’s great for day hikes and backpacking trips. You can also boil water and pour it in and use it as a hot water bottle when camping at night.
Anker Phone Charger ($21)
Every girl needs a little extra battery when out in the backcountry. This one is nice and sleek and doesn’t weigh too much.
Kula Cloth Pee Rag ($22)
A pee rag may seem like a foreign concept to some people, but it’s actually a very functional piece of gear to bring on the trail. It replaces toilet paper (just after you pee) so you don’t have to pack out or bury your tp. It’s also infused with silver so antimicrobial. This is another one of those gifts that someone might not think to buy for themself, but be very happy to have.
Adventure Medical Kit First Aid Kit ($22)
A good first aid kit for hiking or backpacking is a great gift and one anyone would appreciate.
GIFTS UNDER $50
Sawyer Squeeze Water Filter ($29)
As an avid backpacker, I can say this is a golden gift right here. If you have a woman in your life who wants to start backpacking or being out in the backcountry more, a water filter is crucial. This one is super lightweight and extremely easy to use.
Enso Silicone Ring ($29)
I have an Enso silicone ring I wear everyday. It replaces my wedding ring and it’s great so I don’t have to worry about losing my real ring but still having that feminine touch out in the backcountry.
Walli Phone Case ($34)
I absolutely love this phone case and have been using it for about a year. I love that it can hold up to 3 cards (I always carry my credit card, drivers license, and Costco card) and the finger loop is an absolute necessity since I am always outside taking pictures in precarious spots.
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Goodr Sunglasses ($25)
When I asked for sunglass recommendations, the majority of people recommended Goodr. They are lightweight, a classic look, polarized, and not a fortune.
Klymit Luxe Pillow ($39)
A nice pillow when backpacking and camping is the best luxury item (at this point it’s a must for me). This one is inflatable but also has a soft cover so it doesn’t feel like you’re sleeping on a cold balloon.
Walker Family Louie Sling Bag ($48)
I love a good sling bag and this Walker Family one is a favorite of mine. It’s really cute and surprisingly holds a lot! multiple zippered compartments makes it easy to organize in it. I also highly recommend their messenger bag!
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Stanley 40oz Tumber ($40)
If you haven’t seen this tumbler before, you must not live in Utah. It has a cult following and for good reason. It holds a lot of water, fits in a car cup holder, the handle makes it easy to hold, and comes in a ton of cute colors.
Elta MD Sunscreen ($32)
Everyone should be wearing sunscreen daily even if they aren’t planning any crazy adventures. I’ve used this sunscreen for years after it was recommend by my dermatologist. They also have tinted sunscreen if that is preferred.
Lucky Bums Tobogan Sled ($35)
Sledding is one of our favorite winter activities so be sure to pick up a sled before they sell out! It’s always fun to feel like a kid again. I love bringing a sed on winter hikes so I can just sled on down. If you haven’t tried it, I highly recommend!
Mixhers HerTime Hormonal Drink Mix ($30)
Mixhers are powder supplements to be mixed in your water made for women by women. They have so many and have so many amazing benefits. Some of my favorites are HerGreens (greens supplement), HerMulti (vitamin supplement), HerHydration (electrolytes), HerPower (Caffeine-free pick me up). HerTime is also a great one for PMS support but is not recommended for pregnant or lactating women.
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Stasher Reusable Bags ($36)
Help your girl eliminate single plastic use and get some stasher bags! I have seen people make ramen on the trail in these bags as they are able to hold boiling water. Lots of uses for these!
Mary Ruth Organics Vitamins ($39)
The absolute best vitamins for the whole family and so many good ones for women. Get your girl some supplements to help her feel like her best self.
*Discount Code: MROHailey20 for 20% off (Excluding subscriptions)
GIFTS UNDER $100
Klymit Insulated Sleeping Pad ($51)
You will not find a sleeping pad that is this good for this price anywhere else. I have had this pad for years. It is insulated, thick, and wide, but it’s not crazy big and heavy so I use it for backpacking.
Teva Re Ember Moc Camp Shoes ($79)
The best camp shoe! These are lightly insulated so they keep your feet warm, they have a sole so they are meant to be warm outside, and the back is designed to fold down so you can easily slip them on.
Osprey Daylite Plus Hiking Pack ($60)
You can never have too many hiking packs. This Osprey pack is perfect for a day hike. It doesn’t have too many bells and whistles which I appreciate since I just need something to hold my stuff. This lightweight pack has a 20L capacity which I find perfect for a day hike.
Kahtoola Microspikes ($74)
I wear micorspikes way more than I do snowshoes. They are a must have piece of winter gear. You can go so much further on winter hikes and it’s just a much more efficient way to hike.
Fjallraven Kanken Backpack ($79)
This backpack is cute and functional. I have used it for a work backpack, my personal item on the airplane, an overnight bag, a day hiking pack, and a diaper bag.
Calpak Packing Cubes ($68)
Packing cubes really do help things stay organized when packing, and having cute ones makes it all the better. These are great quality and have held up really well for me.
Grand Trunk Monarch Backpacking Chair ($99)
Another backpacking luxury item is my camp chair. This 2 leg design is genius because it’s lighter weight and you can rock in it. I also love it because i can sit up and lean in towards the fire or my stove, or lean back when I want to relax.
Rumpl Blanket ($99)
These puffy blankets are so cozy to wrap up in around the fire. They’re also great to throw over yourself when camping for some extra warmth or wear on those chilly mornings.
Clean Simple Eats Protein Powder ($59)
My favorite protein powder. It doesn’t hurt my stomach, it tastes great, and there are dozens of amazing flavors.
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GIFTS $100+
Blundstone Chelsea Boots ($219)
These are my most worn boots in the fall and winter.They are leather so weather resistant. They also go with so much and I can even wear them hiking. The perfect all around boot!
I actually have the thermal version. They are waterproof and have a shearling footbed making them even warmer. For either boot I highly recommend sizing up a half size.
Jetboil Flash Backpacking Stove ($114)
I love my Jetboil stove when backpacking. It boils water in like a minute and they also have models you can cook in (I’m a lazy backpacker and prefer eating things I can just add hot water too). This is perfect if someone you know needs a stove upgrade or they want to start backpacking.
Patagonia Synchilla fleece pullover ($129)
This is a classic, cozy fleece. It’s Patagonia, really can’t go wrong.
Danner Inquire Chukka Hiking Boots ($169)
These are my newest, and favorite hiking boots! I wear trail runners a lot in the warmer months but in colder months I like to wear a waterproof mid rise boot. There are extremely cute and comfortable. No break in time either which I love!
Hoka Bondi 8 Running Shoes ($165)
These are not just running shoes, but the most comfortable walking shoes I have ever worn. They are also extremely popular and trendy so they look cute with everything.
Jackery Power Station ($219)
This Jackery Power Station comes on every road trip and camping trip we go on. I even use it in my car because the charging outlet doesn’t work. I love it because you can charge everything and anything you need. It really is a handy piece of gear.
YouSwim Swimsuit ($129)
This is a perfect swimsuit to gift because it fits 7 sizes. So if you don’t know the exact sizing of the girl in your life, there is a good chance this will fit them. It is my favorite swimsuit because it is cute and comfortable.
These gift ideas for outdoorsy girls are perfect for any ‘her’ in your life!
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Thank you!