Looking for gifts for outdoorsy women in your life? Read on to find our top picks that any woman of the wild needs for her adventures.
Our own JackRabbit outdoors adventurer Emily, introduces us to her must-haves from the practical, to the stylish.

HAT
When it comes to gifts for outdoorsy women, start at the top! A top pick for any adventure is an on-point hat to shade my face from harmful UV rays (gotta protect the money maker!)
SUNGLASSES
Sunglasses with polarized lenses are key to shield my eyes from reflection off the water on SUP adventures. Goodr is my go-to for fun, affordable, on-trend polarized style.
FACE COVERING
Face covering or neck buff (of course) because we should all wear face masks when leaving our homes, even in the woods!
SHORT-SLEEVED TOP
A short-sleeved shirt as a thin, fitted base layer is key under my warmer long sleeves; it’s always nice to be able to shed layers when the sun comes out!
LONG-SLEEVED MID-LAYER
I use a long sleeve mid-layer, half zip or pullover on top for those early morning start times. I make sure to choose something thin and light enough to carry in my day pack when it warms up.
TECHNICAL SOCKS
Socks made with Merino wool to keep my feet dry and warm. I like to choose wool for it’s sustainability as well as its anti-bacterial and practical warmth.
TRAIL RUNNING SHOES
Trail running shoes with big lugs for traction on slippery terrain are a must for outdoor adventures.
HYDRATION PACKS
A hydration pack that is easy to carry, super light and holds a surprising amount of H20, is a non-negotiable for any outdoor adventures.
WINTER ADVENTURES
Stay safe outside all winter – LOVE the Kahtoola Microspikes for winter hiking and good traction in snow and ice. These spikes fits my hiking boots, winter snow boots and trail shoes perfectly. I use them for winter hiking when the snow is packed and snowshoes might not be called for.

SPORT WATCH
I use a Garmin watch to track my adventure miles, elevation gains and hours on the trails.
