Best Hiking Gear for Women

With the weather warming up it’s time to gear up and get outside. Here are the trendiest items to get you ready for adventure season. From trekking poles to leggings you will find something here that will suit your wanderlust needs. All the clothes in this article are functional and fashionable. That way you don’t have to look like a frumpy granola cruncher, you can look cute!

Hats

Let’s start from the top. Keep it classy with a wool Panama hat or go old school with a knit beanie. Either way one of these will keep your head warm from spring breezes.

Wool Flannel

Stay cozy and warm with this wonderful wool layer. Wool is fabulous for active hiking because it says warm even if you get it wet. This shirt jacket even has pockets for you to put your hands in. An added bonus is if it gets too warm it will still look super cute tied around your waist or shoulders.

Active Pants

No baggy cargo pants that cause chaffing here. Opt for something more comfortable and chic like these tapered joggers or slimming leggings. Both options have pockets and the synthetic fabric is breathable and will wick moisture.

Blundstone Boots

These boots look great on the trail and off the trail. They are rugged enough to keep your feet safe and supported on long hikes and beautiful enough to wear out to dinner after.

Wool Socks

Keep your toes warm with these wool socks. They come in tons of cool patterns and colors.

Venture Pal Backpack

This backpack can hold 40 liters and when you are not using it it can be compressed into the tiny built in bag. It is just the right size to carry everything you need for a days adventure.

Trekking Poles

Going on a long trek or a path less traveled? Grab your self some poles that make difficult terrain easier to manage. These trekking poles are great for snow and gravel. They are also great for giving your legs a break and getting your arms a workout.

Travel Hammock

Once you have reached your scenic destination you will want a way to take a rest and enjoy the view. Pull out this travel hammock and get cozy gazing out at the wilderness.

Dog Pack

Get your pup a pack for longer adventures. That way they can help carry their own food and water. Pack it in, pack it out is a good policy, with this pack they can even carry out their own poop bags.