Gift Guides

From gear to gadgets, these are the ten best gifts for the weight-weenie in your life.

Keep your favorite backpacker well fed, from cooksets to organic meals and portable seasoning shakers.

A small-but-mighty headlamp, portable water treatment, and more pocket-sized gifts for your favorite hiker.

Our top picks for trail life, including an annual national parks pass, ultralight pillow, and convenient filter system.

From a headlamp to a pint-size Nalgene to a combo bandana/pack towel, these affordable last-minute holiday gifts are here to save the day.

From our favorite meals to essential kitchen tools, these are the presents your culinary-minded giftee wants most.

From a $30 titanium pot to a $1,300, sub-6-pound raft, this is what’s on our editors’ wishlists this holiday season.

From Dyneema doggy bowls to fuel-saving gadgets, these are the ideal presents for friends and family with baseweight in mind.

You haven't known happiness until you’ve worn alpaca hiking underwear. Find that and 11 more perfect small gifts ranging from $20 to $125 on our expert-curated list.

There's a perfect piece of gear out there for every backpacker. From socks to gadgets to a stellar sleeping bag, these are the gifts that will help the hikers on your list take their trips to the next level.

Sure, you could send the hiker on your list cash—but these digital gift cards will show them you know what they’re about.

Light weight, heavy hitters: These affordable gifts will help an aspiring ultralighter shave down their pack weight.

From a trail-ready pourover setup to some smart (and light) spices, these 10 gifts will help up any hiker's cooking game.

The smallest gifts are sometimes the most useful. Snag one of these three-ounce-or-less upgrades for the hiker on your list.

Go beyond the standard-issue spork with these trail-ready items.

From backyard to basecamp, these are the gifts we’ll be giving to the cushy campers in our lives.

Yes, a $25 tchotchke can be an indispensable backcountry tool.

Outdoorsy folks get stoked on gear year-round, but the holidays are a chance to surprise your favorite trailblazer with the latest and greatest items for their gear closet.

What do outdoorsy moms want? The same thing all hikers want: Quality gear that will make their next hike more comfortable and fun. From neat camp lighting to an ultra-flexible boot, here are our favorite gifts of the year.