The Ultimate Holiday Gift Guide For the Granola Girl in Your Life

I know it can be hard shopping for the outdoorsy girl that already “has all the gear.” I’ve been gathering up some of my favorite outdoor products and brands that we all love. The good thing with a lot of these items come in tons of different colors or styles that she might not have.

The Best Stocking Stuffers:

If your outdoor lover enjoys a warm cup of coffee after sleeping in the tent, get her some camp coffee. Alpine start is delicious instant coffee that is perfect for backpacking. Kuju coffee is pour-over coffee that tastes amazing sitting next to a campfire after sleeping in a cozy tent all night.

Journal + Polaroid Camera

$30

Shop the Journal:

The outdoorsy girl in your life may already have a yeti but I promise they don’t have all the colors and I promise there are colors that she doesn’t have that she’d like. You can not have too many Yeti mugs. It’s a really safe gift too if you’re unsure of what to get her. You can never go wrong with a coffee mug.

Kitchen + Cookware:

Jetboil:

$150

The Jetboil is really made for mobility and easy use. It boils water in 2 minutes which means you get your coffee FAST. That’s important. It’s easy to stow away and it’s lightweight enough to pack up in your backpack for an overnight trip.

Coleman Camp Stove:

~$100

Your outdoor lover may already have a yeti or coffee mug but I promise they don’t have all the colors and I promise they’d be stoked on having more. You can never go wrong with a coffee mug.

$30

Shop the Yeti Mug:

Yeti + Coffee Mugs:

The outdoorsy girl in your life may already have a yeti but I promise they don’t have all the colors and I promise there are colors that she doesn’t have that she’d like. You can not have too many Yeti mugs. It’s a really safe gift too if you’re unsure of what to get her. You can never go wrong with a coffee mug.

Apparel: 

Teva Ember Mocs:

$75

Teva Ember mocs are perfect for hanging around the campsites or to slip on after a long hike. They are easy slip-on shoes to wear on the way to the trailhead early in the morning or to wear while drinking your coffee and making breakfast.

Cotopaxi Fleece:

$100

There are so many color options to choose from with these Cotopaxi fleece jackets. I’ve noticed Cotopaxi really grow in popularity the past few years. They’re really the perfect layering piece for fall and winter.

Other:

LuminAID:

$70

The LuminAID is the best camp light I have ever owned. It is super bright, durable, and easy to set up. It is a solar light that also includes a USB port to charge your phone. It’s also a really great light to have in case of an emergency.

Garmin InReach:

$350.00 

The Garmin InReach allows for two-way messaging out of service. It also has an SOS function that calls for search and rescue in case of an emergency. I can’t stress how important it is to have a device like this if you know someone who hikes alone, spends a lot of time out of service, or backpacks. It is pricey but it provides such peace of mind.

Solo Stove:

$299

The Solo Stove is a smokeless portable fire pit. I found it perfect for those that live in apartments with upstairs neighbors or in tight spaces.

Blankets:

$129

Shop the Rumpl:

The outdoorsy girl in your life may already have a yeti but I promise they don’t have all the colors and I promise there are colors that she doesn’t have that she’d like. You can not have too many Yeti mugs. It’s a really safe gift too if you’re unsure of what to get her. You can never go wrong with a coffee mug.

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