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49 Gifts for Outdoorsy Women (That Are Fun to Give & Get!)

November 24, 2021 By Jen Ambrose 12 Comments

Updated November 16, 2022

Woman in dark T-shirt and capris looking toward tan rock formations.

Are you searching for the best gifts for the outdoor woman in your life? Someone who lives for long days on the trail and dark nights around the campfire? Who prefers hiking boots over heels and North Face over Gucci?

It can be hard to choose the right gifts for outdoorsy women – especially since nature-loving types tend not to be super into stuff – but I hope this list will help. As a woman who’s passionate about the outdoors, these are the things I love and the presents I want!

Woman paddling a gray kayak, facing toward forested hills and snow-capped mountains.

And they’re things that make good gifts. Way too many articles on outdoors gifts for women are really just packing lists full of stuff she likely already has or would probably rather choose herself. Case in point: menstrual cups have somehow become a staple on “adventure gifts for her” guides. And that is just not a good gift!

Do you know what size and shape to buy? Did you even know they come in different sizes and shapes? Have you considered that maybe she already has one, or doesn’t want one, or would rather not unwrap one in front of her 8-year-old nephew?

Woman in light blue button-down, with arms crossed and a disappointed expression.
The face of a woman who just received a Diva cup as a gift.

And you know what else falls into this category: female urination devices! These contraptions also appear on all kinds of outdoor gift guides for women, and I just…suggest you assume that if somebody wants one of these, she will buy it herself.

My advice? Return that Diva cup or She-Wee, and give her one of these much better outdoorsy gifts for women instead. Of course, people of any gender may enjoy the items on this list, but all I can speak from is my own experience. (Ryan has and uses many of these items, although he seems to have a distinct lack of interest in fuzzy socks).

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Contents

  • The Best Gifts for Outdoorsy Women
  • Curated Outdoor Women’s Gift Baskets
  • Outdoor Gifts for Her: Useful & Practical
  • Outdoor Gifts for Her: Fun & Decorative
  • Splurge Gifts for Outdoors Women
  • The Best Outdoor Gift Cards

The Best Gifts for Outdoorsy Women

Want to make it quick? Here are my picks for the best outdoor gifts for women:

Best budget-friendly gift: National Park Playing Cards

Best splurge: Luxury Camp Recliner

Best hiking gift: Hiking Logbook

Best skiing gift: Panda Ski Goggles Cover

Best camping gift: S’mores Recipe Book

Curated Outdoor Women’s Gift Baskets

Want to make it more unique? Put together your own basket of women’s outdoor gifts to create the perfect present. (It’s okay, you can pretend you came up with the idea on your own!)

Date Night Basket: Gifts for an Outdoorsy Girlfriend or Wife

Bundle these items together, and plan her a fun outdoors date night:

  • Stargazing Guide
  • Puffy Blanket
  • Thermos
  • Hot Chocolate Bombs

Cozy, Comfy Basket: Gifts for Outdoorsy Moms

Package these gifts together to help Mom stay relaxed on your next family camping trip:

  • Travel Hammock
  • Camp Slippers
  • Travel Coffee Press
  • Camp Mug

Young & Hip Basket: Gifts for Outdoorsy Girls & Teens

Wrap these up together, and cement your status as the cool adult in her life:

  • Twinkle Lights
  • Fuzzy Socks
  • Metal Bracelet
  • Stickers

Outdoor Gifts for Her: Useful & Practical

Are you looking for gifts that will help her get outdoors more and make her time outside even more enjoyable? Give the gift of gear! Whether you’re shopping for a hiker, camper, skier, or general lover of nature, these are great gifts for outdoors women – and they’re things she’ll actually use, I promise!

Travel Hammock

I don’t know why anyone goes camping without bringing a hammock – and the outdoorsy woman in your life doesn’t have to ever again!

Man laying in a black hammock hung between two trees, looking toward a road and dirt path.

We’ve had our ENO hammock for years, and it’s perfect for travel or camping because it packs down to the size of your fist and weighs one single pound. It makes hanging out at the campsite so much more fun – and not that I can speak from first-hand experience, but I’d think a hammock would be one of the best outdoor gifts for Mom!

Camp Lantern

Nobody likes fumbling around in the dark inside their tent. But these compact little lamps are lightweight and conveniently hang inside the tent, so your adventurous gal won’t be stuck in the dark once the sun goes down. A little light will also make it easier for her to find her fuzzy socks in the tent…

Box with a photo of a rounded lantern and the words "BioLite," "AlpenGlow 250 lumens," "USB Rechargeable," and "Multicolor Modes."

Fuzzy Socks

Speaking of which. Fuzzy socks are definitely a camping non-necessity, but they sure are nice to wear in the tent at night. Can you say, stocking stuffer?

Two feet wearing tall navy and white socks, stretched out in the grass.

Camp Slippers

You know what I hate? Crawling out of the tent in the middle of the night to go to the outhouse, and having to either a) hassle with lacing up my shoes in the dark or b) take off my socks to put on sandals, and have my feet freeze.

Enter: camp slippers. Maybe these aren’t the right gift for the hardcore ultralight backpacker – but they’re great for a car camper. And as gifts for outdoorsy moms, they’re perfect.

Puffy Blanket

Okay, maybe I’ve just been on too many cold camping trips recently and camping in warm places doesn’t require any of these things. But in places that get chilly at night, these packable blankets from Rumpl are an easy way to add an extra layer of warmth over a sleeping bag. Plus, all the amazing colors and designs make them a fun gift to give (and get!).

Stuffed maroon fabric cylinder labeled "The NanoLoft Rumpl Puffy Blanket."

Kindle Paperwhite

This is the only item on this list from Amazon, and it’s a great gift for outdoorsy women who also love to read (hi, it’s me, and my Kindle comes on every camping trip).

The Paperwhite is the perfect model for camping because it doesn’t feel at all like using a backlit device – and isn’t avoiding electronic devices half the point of going camping? And since the screen is already lit with adjustable warm light, it’s easy to use in a dark tent. Plus, the battery lasts forever, so it won’t die even on weeklong trips.

Hand holding a Kindle displaying "Lands of Lost Borders: Out of Bounds on the Silk Road."

Better yet? Gift her a Kindle book like Lands of Lost Borders or Braiding Sweetgrass to read on it. And don’t forget a Kindle cover – like this starry night one to protect it from the elements.

Travel Coffee Press

If you ask me, camping is not a reason to forgo coffee in the morning. If the outdoorsy woman in your life feels the same, she’ll love you for giving her this camping- and travel-friendly French press. Unlike a regular French press, it’s (obviously) not made of glass, so it’s safe to use anywhere and super durable for travel. We’ve been using ours tent-side for years.

Plastic French press plunger on its side next to the base with navy cover.

Quality Coffee

Camping is also not a reason to drink bad coffee. Give her the treat of some quality coffee to brew in her new French press. Need a coffee snob recommendation? I’m partial to Revel Coffee – and by “partial to it,” I mean it’s legitimately the best coffee I’ve ever had anywhere.

Woman in green puffy coat and black leggings, sitting outside on a cooler and drinking from a coffee mug.

Camp Mug

Of course, she’ll also need a camp mug to drink it out of! Since they’re made out of enamel, these mugs are super lightweight. A couple of these will make perfect camping gifts for women who love coffee.

Spice Missile

Camping doesn’t have to mean eating bland food, either. The Spice Missile holds the perfect amount of six different spices to cook with over the campfire. Pro tip: an avid cook could easily use two of these gadgets, for even more spices!

Cylindrical plastic container with gray lid, attached to packaging reading "GSI Spice Missile."

S’mores Recipe Book

The best kind of camping cookbook there is: a s’mores cookbook! This book has 50 (yes, FIFTY) different recipes for unique variations of s’mores – like Nutella s’mores and lemon meringue s’mores. This is the thing she didn’t know she needed.

Twinkle Lights

Twinkle lights are fun and they’ll give her tent a little ambiance. And if you need gifts for an outdoorsy girlfriend or wife, keep in mind that these will make any camping trip a little more romantic.

Box with photo of a campground, labeled "30 Ft. USB Camping Light Trail Hound Warm White," and other text reading "The World's Longest Camping Light" and "Revel Gear."

National Park Playing Cards

Everyone needs a deck of cards for playing games around the campfire, and these national park-themed cards seem like the obvious choice.

Each card features a unique illustration of a different national park, with suits based on geographic region and card value determined by popularity. The four aces? Grand Canyon, Great Smoky Mountains, Yellowstone, and Rocky Mountain.

Daypack

Arc’teryx is pretty much top-of-the-line when it comes to backpacks, and that’s reflected in the price tag – but also in the comfort and quality. Their 15-liter pack will hold all her day hiking necessities, and it weighs barely over a pound.

Bright blue backpack with Arc'Teryx logo, laying on the floor.

Travel Towel

A towel wouldn’t ordinarily be a very fun gift (and I promised this list would have fun gifts!). But Nomadix towels are something different. They’re lightweight and super-absorbent and quick-drying, just like any travel towel should be.

Folded towel with blue squiggles and text reading "Fifty-Nine Parks 59parks.net," and packaging reading "Nomadix The Only Towel You Need."

But instead of the standard cerulean (why are travel towels always cerulean?), Nomadix towels come in all kinds of different stunning designs. I mean, this one has a one-of-a-kind map illustrating America’s national parks – and a portion of the proceeds go to the Conservation Alliance.

To recap. Boring towels? Not good gifts for outdoorsy women. These towels? They get the stamp of approval.

Stargazing Guide

Stargazing is practically synonymous with camping – so help her understand what she’s seeing with this National Geographic pocket guide to the skies of North America. It covers 50 different constellations with diagrams and tips on how to spot them.

First-Aid Kit

Everyone should carry some First-Aid supplies when they’re out in the backcountry. If the adventurous gal in your life doesn’t already keep one with her, a First-Aid kit would be a smart gift. This one has all the basics for handling minor issues, and it weighs less than half a pound fully packed.

Blue zippered pouch reading "Medical Kit Mountain Series," "2 People 2 Days Hiker," and "Adventure Medical Kits Be Safe."

Hand Warmers

Hand warmers are one of my not-actually-essential ski trip essentials. Is the woman you’re shopping for a skier? I can pretty much guarantee she’d appreciate these – and they’re partially compostable.

Resealable pouch labeled "Arctic Grade Ignik Hand Warmers," "More heat. Less waste," and "1 pair 10 hours each."

Hot Chocolate Bombs

You know what else is nice during a cold day of skiing? A warm thermos of hot chocolate. You could grab some at the grocery store – or you could make it more fun by giving her these hot chocolate bombs, filled with miniature marshmallows.

Thermos

And don’t forget to include a thermos to drink it out of! Ryan got a YETI tumbler as a groomsmen gift a few years ago, and I…often borrow it – because it keeps beverages hot forever. I leave my coffee in it, ski all morning, come back at lunch, and it’s still hot.

Slate gray thermos with clear plastic top, sitting on leaves and asphalt.

Neck Gaiter

The neck gaiter is a pretty overlooked piece of ski clothing, but to me, it’s the difference between a comfortable day on the hill and a frigid one. I’ve been wearing the same plain black fleece gaiter since high school (really!), but I would love it if someone gave me, say, this pretty maroon Smartwool one.

Female skier in dark clothes standing next to a six-foot-tall pink flamingo statue

Panda Ski Goggles Cover

There’s no way this isn’t the best goggle cover out there – I mean, really. If the woman in your life is a skier, she needs this. And it’ll make a great stocking stuffer!

Hiking Socks

I’ve worn a lot of wool hiking socks from different companies, but Darn Tough socks are hands-down my favorites. Darn Tough is a small company based in one of my favorite states – Vermont – and their socks are all made out of Merino wool, and all come with a lifetime guarantee! Add that they come in lots of fun patterns and colors, and these socks make pretty great outdoor gifts for women.

Fleece Jacket

Women’s clothes are notoriously hard to fit correctly (because, unlike in men’s clothes, the size is a made-up number that means literally nothing!), so clothing items are kind of challenging gifts for women.

But fleece jackets aren’t too difficult to pick out, and any gal who’s spending time outdoors needs one. North Face is kind of the quintessential fleece, isn’t it? And this one is ridiculously soft.

National Parks Pass

Hand holding a credit card-sized card with a car tent under a starry sky and text reading "America the Beautiful The National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass."

This is something every outdoors-loving woman needs – and every year! The “America The Beautiful” Interagency Annual Pass is valid at every single national park and federal recreation area in the U.S. – that’s over 2,000 places across all 50 states (plus Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands!).

Outdoor Gifts for Her: Fun & Decorative

Maybe she already has all the gear she could ever use? Then give her something to remind her of the outdoors even when she’s at home.

These aren’t things I personally own – it’s more like my curated wishlist of outdoors-inspired goodies. There are no camping essentials or backcountry must-haves in this section – just fun, unique gift ideas for outdoor women, all of which I would love to receive myself.

Surfer Girl Ornament

Does she prefer riding the waves over paddling through them? Check out this adorable surfer ornament – which can even be personalized.

Figurine of blond woman in blue wetsuit holding a surfboard labeled "2023 Catherine."
By Ornaments by Elves.

Scuba Tank Keychain

Or is she more of an underwater thrill seeker? The mini scuba tank on this keychain will remind her of her dive adventures even while she’s on land.

Tiny silver scuba tank with red and white dive flag attached to a keyring, sitting on a wood at a beach.
By Roland St. John.

Sea Sediment Earrings

I love the look of these handmade earrings, and knowing that each pair is one-of-a-kind makes them even more special. Pro tip: make sure she has pierced ears before you buy these!

Teardrop blue and copper-colored earrings handing off a wooden branch.
By Catherine Design NYC.

Trucker Hat

This is the attitude many outdoorsy girls take toward their hair (or is it just me?) – and this cap will cover it up anyway!

Gray baseball cap with "Beach hair Don't care" and a palm tree embroidered in teal.
By Ladybug Jane Gifts.

Elevation Map

Most people who love nature also love maps – so what better than a map that depicts nature in great detail? These minimalist elevation maps from East of Nowhere are stunning gifts for outdoor women. They make maps of tons of different states, countries, and parks, so you can choose a place that’s meaningful to her.

Montana map with shading in the middle and left to signify elevation, with a white mat and white frame.
By East of Nowhere.

Hiking Logbook

This isn’t just a blank notebook – it’s a dedicated hiking log, with prompts to help her remember the details of each hike. For an avid hiker who also likes journaling or list-making, this is perfect.

One side of an open notebook, with lines, checkboxes, and prompts.
By Campgirl Clothing.

National Parks Scratch-Off Map

There are lots of national park scratch-off lists out there these days, but this is one of the coolest ones I’ve seen. If you’re shopping for someone who’s into visiting national parks, she’ll love scratching them off as she goes.

Hand scratching off a blue and silver U.S. map with colorful circles denoting national parks.
By Kuulys.

Metal Bracelet

There are two reasons this engraved bracelet would make an awesome gift for the outdoors woman. One, the mountainscape will sing to her heart. Two, metal cuffs are sturdy and durable, so it’ll stand up to her rugged lifestyle. Bonus: you can even add a custom engraving.

Silver cuff bracelet engraved with mountains and trees, sitting on a white cloth.
By Wild Pine Jewelry.

Stickers

This is a quote that will resonate with almost any adventurous woman, and this sticker will go perfectly on her water bottle or laptop.

Two fingers holding a sticker with flowers growing out the top of a globe, above the text "love her but leave her wild."
By Casual Nomad Co.

Of course, many outdoorsy ladies will prefer this sticker instead!

Two fingers holding a sticker with crude mountains and trees above the text "chase views not dudes."
By Casual Nomad Co.

Engraved Wine Glass

The detail on these engraved glasses is incredible, and I especially love the skier. But the same shop also sells gin and pint glasses, and other engraving options include surfers, sailboats, and more, so you can really choose the perfect outdoorsy gift for her.

Wine glass engraved with a downhill skier in front of pine trees.
By Unique Glass Engraving.

National Parks Mug

How cute is this national park coffee mug? With a custom icon illustrating each of the U.S.’s national parks, it’ll give her something to dream about while she drinks her morning coffee.

White coffee mug with rows of icons and names of national parks.
By Maple and Hen.

Metal Bicycle Wall Art

Anyone who prefers to see the world from two wheels will love hanging this on their wall.

Black metal bicycle inside a metal frame, handing on a wall below a light.
By Artepera Wall Art Decor.

Splurge Gifts for Outdoors Women

I’m not just going to casually throw a high-ticket gift in between, like, a sticker and a keychain. No, these items will be a splurge – so if that’s not what you’re shopping for, just hop down to the next section.

But if you’re in the market for something big, these are fabulous gifts for the outdoorsy woman.

Luxury Camp Recliner

Anyone who loves camping probably already has a camp chair or two. But if you really want to wow her, splurge on this camp recliner from NEMO. The auto-recliner and headrest make it perfect for stargazing – if its gentle swinging doesn’t lull her to sleep first!

Check it out in action, and you’ll see why it’s been called “the closest thing you can get to bringing a La-Z-Boy on your camping trip.”

High-Quality Cooler

I scoffed at Ryan when he said he wanted to get a YETI cooler, because they’re so pricey. But honestly? It’s saved us tons of money in the long run and helped us eat healthier while camping and traveling.

Since it stays cold for so long, we can easily pack our own food and buy groceries on the road – instead of eating out all the time or relying on freeze-dried camping food. For people with dietary restrictions or specific preferences, a good cooler is even more essential.

Tan cooler with YETI label on front, covered in colorful stickers.

We have the Tundra 35, but sometimes wish we’d gone for the slightly-bigger Tundra 45 instead. Either way, it’s a great canvas for all our stickers from Montana small businesses!

Pro tip: Quality ice packs will keep everything even colder for longer, so pop one or two of these inside the cooler before you gift wrap it.

GPS Sports Watch

For the woman who’s tackling serious outdoor adventures, a sports watch is a must. There are so many different kinds out there, but the Garmin Fenix 7S is designed for smaller wrists and comes in a rose gold option for a sleeker look.

And it does…well, a lot. This watch tracks activity, sleep, stress, and heart rate. It provides performance metrics so she can see her improvement. And it has GPS, a compass, and even an altimeter so she’ll never get lost. What more could an adventure-seeking girl ask for?

Backpack

We’ve been an unpaid advertisement for Mystery Ranch backpacks for over half a decade. We’ve taken them backpacking to over 10 countries and on camping and road trips in something like 12 states, and they’re still going strong.

Woman facing away, wearing a large navy backpack and looking toward trees.

This small company is based in Bozeman, Montana, and they make a lot of gear for the military, fire crews, and medics – so you know they’re going to be high quality. I love mine because it’s comfortable to wear and, thanks to the front zipper, super convenient to pack and unpack.

The only downside? Mystery Ranch packs are on the heavier side – so if you’re shopping for an ultralight backpacker, I would check out this Arc’teryx one instead.

Puffy Coat

Puffy coats are the quintessential winter wear for outdoorsy women, and I don’t think anyone makes them better than Patagonia. A lot of people love the Patagonia Nano Puff Jacket, but I’ve had their Down Sweater (no, it’s not a sweater, it’s a coat – why do they call it a sweater?) for years.

It was not cheap, but honestly, it was worth it. It’s super thin but still very warm, it’s featherlight, and it packs down to almost nothing. And, the pockets are actually usable!

Woman in jeans, green puffy coat, and white hat standing in snow and looking out toward a lake.

Stand-Up Paddleboard

I secretly believe that stand-up paddleboarding only got popular because it’s so much more Instagrammable than kayaking. But that doesn’t mean it’s not one of my favorite outdoor activities! SUP’ing is a fun way to mix things up, and (I think) it’s a lot more challenging than kayaking. Plus, you can do yoga on a paddleboard!

Woman paddling a neon green stand-up paddleboard in front of a tree-lined riverbank.

That said, SUPs don’t come cheap, so they make a great gift for the outdoorsy woman who might not want to splurge on herself.

This paddleboard is inflatable, so it’s easy to transport and store (perfect for city living). And it comes with all the accessories she’ll need: a paddle, pump, leash, and repair kit.

Ikon Pass

Want to prepare her for the winter instead? If the woman you’re shopping for is an avid skier, and one who likes to explore lots of different hills, this is the ultimate splurge gift.

The Ikon Pass is an access pass that’s good for skiing at over 50 ski resorts in the U.S. (and several in other countries), including some of the big ones like Aspen and Jackson Hole. No wonder it’s one of the most sought-after gifts for skiers.

Skier in bright red pants and a yellow and black jacket looking down a narrow run, toward jagged snowy mountains.

The Best Outdoor Gift Cards

People have mixed feelings about giving gift cards. It’s not creative enough, it’s not personal enough, it’s not fun enough.

Gift cards might not be the most creative gifts for outdoorsy women, but choosing the right one will make it personal – and she’ll definitely have fun using it! These are my top recommendations for outdoors gift cards.

Patagonia

For outdoor clothing and accessories, it just doesn’t get much better than Patagonia. Everything they make is super high quality, so it works well and lasts forever – and Patagonia is dedicated to sustainability in a way that few big companies are. Their stuff doesn’t come too cheap, though, so any adventure-loving woman would love to get a gift card.

REI

Trust me, you won’t go wrong with an REI gift card, either. They sell practically every brand and every item an outdoorsy girl would want to buy. And REI is another company that makes real commitments to sustainability – it’s a cooperative, after all.

White wallet-sized card with light green forested background and "REI Co-op" written in dark green.

Airbnb

Airbnb isn’t just for plush vacation rentals anymore. It’s also full of remote campsites, incredible glamping set-ups, and other rustic accommodations that any outdoorsy woman would love to stay at.

Log cabin with white lace hanging in the window, surrounded by pine trees.

Hipcamp

Maybe you haven’t heard of Hipcamp, but that’s probably about to change. It’s an Airbnb-like platform that’s specifically for camping and cabins, and it has tons of amazing properties that would appeal to any nature lover.

Bright blue tent pitched under an arched tree branch, behind a boulder, picnic table, and fire pit.

Charitable Donation

If you need a gift for the outdoors woman who already has everything, a charitable donation in her name could be the perfect thing. Outdoorsy people tend to be passionate about the environment, so a non-profit organization that works in conservation, sustainability, environmental advocacy, or wildlife protection would be a great fit.

What are you giving as gifts for outdoor women this year?

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Comments

  1. Kariss Ainsworth says

    November 27, 2021 at 6:02 pm

    I’ll be adding some of these to my own Christmas list instead of gifts :p

    Reply
    • Jen Ambrose says

      November 30, 2021 at 6:48 pm

      The best way to use gift guides 😉

      Reply
  2. Krista says

    November 27, 2021 at 5:09 pm

    That Yeti cooler looks fantastic to use! I’ve been meaning to get myself one of those for a long time now.

    Reply
    • Jen Ambrose says

      November 30, 2021 at 6:48 pm

      The price tag is hard to swallow, but for us at least, it was totally worth it.

      Reply
  3. Alina says

    November 27, 2021 at 4:32 pm

    That spice missile sounds such a fantastic idea! I know someone who spends a lot of time outdoors and is an avid cook too, so she will definitely appreciate this one for Christmas! Thank you so much, I would have never thought of this on my own!

    Reply
    • Jen Ambrose says

      November 30, 2021 at 6:47 pm

      Yay I’m glad! We love using it while we’re camping!

      Reply
  4. ANUKRATI DOSI says

    November 27, 2021 at 2:45 am

    Even I think that Yeti cooler is a bit pricey. But, it is totally worth it.

    Reply
    • Jen Ambrose says

      November 30, 2021 at 6:47 pm

      Yeah, that’s exactly how I felt 🙂

      Reply
  5. Sharyn says

    November 27, 2021 at 1:26 am

    Plenty of great items on this list. I’m after some new coasters!

    Reply
    • Jen Ambrose says

      November 30, 2021 at 6:47 pm

      There are SO many cool ones on Etsy!

      Reply
  6. Christina says

    November 27, 2021 at 12:43 am

    I love my Kindle Paperwhite. Recommend for anyone who loves traveling.

    Reply
    • Jen Ambrose says

      November 30, 2021 at 6:47 pm

      Same! If I didn’t have one, I wouldn’t read nearly as much.

      Reply

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