Whether you're hitting the trails, setting up camp under the stars, or just living your best crunchy life, this list has everything a granola girl needs. From eco-conscious gear to comfy layers and trail snacks, here are my go-to recs for embracing t...
Keen is my favorite brand for trail shoes. I have two pairs of their hiking books and sandals for hikes with lots of water.
Men's & Women's Hiking Shoes
Trusty pack fits everything I need and has tons of easy access storage pockets.
Using trekking poles as tent poles helped me cut a few pounds from my gear. A trekking pole backpacking tent is worth the investment.
Trekking Pole Tents - Winter Backpacking
I've officially become a camping quilt girl and ditched my sleeping bag. It's warmer, lighter, and allows me to stay cooler in warm months.
Backpacking & Camping Down Sleeping Quilts
I can't stand getting my bag down from a tree on a cold morning when I'm half asleep and just need coffee. So I switched to the bear vault- it doesn't take up as much space in your pack as it seems because you're storing a ton inside. It also can dou...
Bear Vault
This water bottle comes on every camping trip. I love that I can measure my water for making food or coffee. It also flows in the dark really well so it's like a night light for my tent.
Glow Green 32oz Wide Mouth Sustain Water Bottle
You need good hiking socks to keep your feet dry and cozy. These work perfect
Women's Hiking Socks: Guaranteed for Life
Pocket rocket for your backpacking set up is all you need.
Backpacking Stoves
This cookware set comes with everything and more that you'll need for your next trip. It's meant to be packed together for easy and convenient storage.
Backpacking Cookware
Join the REI co-op for great perks and cash back options. I get all my hiking clothes here.
Women's Hiking Clothing | REI Co-op
I always allow a personal item or two in my pack and a pocket sketch book is always one of them. A book is usually the other
Pocket Sketchbook
I've tried several sleeping mats- do yourself a favor and 1. Splurge on this item 2. Lightweight will definitely make you feel like you're sleeping on the ground.
Sleeping Pads for Camping & Backpacking
Arguably the most important piece of equipment- my headlamp! I might do scary things but I'm still afraid of the dark ok.
Headlamps for Camping, Hiking & Running | REI Co-op
If you're intimidated by bringing your own food, start here! You can bring fresh carrots, kale, broccoli, hot sauce, and all your favorite seasonings to make these freeze dried meals even better.
Tasty Camp Food & Snacks to Fuel Your Adventures
A Sawyer filtration system is tested and true. Remember to sleep with the filter in your sleeping bag on cold nights so it doesn't freeze!
Sawyer Squeeze Water Filter System | REI Co-op
You will find uses for bandanas you never imagined once you've hit the trail. I bring two.
Bandana Multipack
Remember to pack a cozy fleece to stay warm!
Women's Fleece Sweaters | REI Co-op
Rain jackets are a backpacking necessity. This one is super lightweight!
Women's Rain Jackets & Waterproof Coats | REI Co-op
These fig bars are one of my favorite trail treats.
Whole Wheat Fig Bars
Always bring a personal item. I bring a book- this is my current read.
Braving the Wilderness: Reese's Book Club
You will not regret buying well made hiking pants.
I love having a smaller day pack for shorter adventures.
Daypacks: Small Day Hiking Backpacks | REI Co-op
Trekking poles are a must for me, they literally hold my tent up at night.
Trekking Poles and Hiking Staffs | REI Co-op
My Garmin watch looks just like other big brands but I know it's capacity for GPS navigation and emergency response are what I can depend on for my adventures.
Sport Watches | Smartwatches
Hammocks are my favorite park of setting up camp
ENO Hammock Straps & Accessories | No Knots, No Hassle
