Hikers are notoriously picky about their gear because some things work well and others don’t. Once you find what works, you stick with it. Unfortunately, this can make finding the perfect hiking gift for him or her a daunting task. We’re here to help you find something truly special this holiday season and we want your present to be something they will actually use on the trails.
In this list of useful hiking gifts, we’ve handpicked every item to show you products we either use ourselves or have recently added to our wishlist. And you’ll find ideas that work great for both beginner and seasoned hikers. Read more about us.
As a popular hiking blog, we love to write about our experiences from hiking trails all around the world. We’ve completed some pretty epic treks including the Tour du Mont Blanc, W-Trek in Chile and Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. And after Mark immigrated to the US in 2019, we spent the next several years checking off many of the popular US hiking trails.
So we know a thing or two about what hikers need to carry to stay safe and comfortable in the great outdoors. But it’s taken years for us to accumulate all of our hiking equipment. It’s not the cheapest hobby either!
One of our top tips if you plan to buy a lot of gear now or in the future is to open an REI membership. For a one time cost of $30, you’ll then receive 10% off every item. They carry gear from popular brands like Osprey, Patagonia, Danner, Black Diamond and so many more.
You’ll find links to everything you need in this guide, so let’s find that special gift for the hiker in your life.
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1. Emergency Blanket
An emergency blanket works by reflecting 90% of your body heat back to you to help prevent hypothermia. We always carry at least two of these in our backpack no matter how small the hike because you never know when you might have to spend an unplanned night outdoors. This is a cheap gift item that can save your hiker’s life.
2. Multi-Tool
A multi-tool can help solve almost any problem on the trails. With a 25 year warranty, this unique tool from Leatherman includes pliers, replaceable wire cutters, a wire stripper, knives, saw, spring-action scissors, ruler, bottle opener, files and screwdrivers. We love how small and compact this product is and it’s a great option for those who love adventure.
3. Fire Starter
Hikers should always have something that can help them start a fire because an emergency can leave them injured, lost or stranded. A fire starter is a cheap hiking gift that doesn’t take up much space, but it can also save their life should they need to use it. We love this kit because it includes everything you need, but waterproof matches and tinders work well too.
4. Nalgene Water Bottle
Water is essential for any hike, no matter the length of the trail. We always use wide mouth Nalgene bottles for our water supply outdoors. So even if your hiker already has a water bottle, they’ll love this thoughtful hiking gift because we think you can never have too many. We always like to keep a few extra filled water bottles in the car for after our hike.
5. Gear Aid Tape
This repair tape makes for a great hiking gift because it can be used for just about anything. It helps to stop rips from spreading by acting as an abrasion-resistant coating for any high wear area on your hikers gear. We always have some of this amazing tape in our bag and it’s saved on several occasions.
6. SPF Lip Balm
It’s important to keep your skin protected from the elements outdoors, but many people forget about their lips. A SPF chapstick with sunscreen will help to keep your hikers lips hydrated and protected from the sun, wind or cold. We like Sun Bum because it’s made with shea butter and vitamin E as well as vegan and cruelty free.
7. Compass
An orienteering compass is the perfect hiking gift because it’s small yet extremely functional. By carrying a compass, hikers will always be able to successfully navigate the trails. This is the ideal present for beginners who are looking to feel more comfortable in the wilderness.
8. Adventure Medical Kit
The Adventure Medical Kit is a great survival hiking present because it helps to prepare you for almost any emergency. This medical bag includes carefully-selected supplies to help your hiker meet basic first aid needs such as wound care, allergic reactions, blisters and common backcountry illnesses for 1-2 people.
9. Carhartt Cap
Another amazing gift idea is a canvas Carhartt Cap. We love using this type of hat for protection from the sun, especially when hiking at elevation. We think these caps are inexpensive and stylish. They’re also available in numerous colors so you’ll be able to find the perfect one for the hiker in your life.
>> BUY: Amazon
10. Emergency Food Supply
These emergency food rations are more than your typical hiking snack. Each ration provides high energy through several different meal options. This specific box has 32 servings with a 25 year shelf life featuring 3 entrees, 1 breakfast option and a whey milk alternative drink. We always carry extra food on longer hikes and road trips so shop the different bundles based on your specific needs.
>> BUY: Amazon
11. Water Purification Tablets
Water purification tablets should be in every hikers emergency bag. Katadyn Micropur tablets release chloride dioxide which purifies water from viruses, bacteria and protozoans like Giardia and Cryptosporidium. And since we were scientists in our previous lives, these tablets along with the LifeStraw (below) are always the first thing we pack for a hike. Use one tablet per one liter of water.
12. LifeStraw
The LifeStraw is our go to water purification system for any hike. Packing this small product gives us peace of mind if our water reserves run out and we need more water at any time. The best part about LifeStraw is that it’s extremely lightweight and takes up very little space in a backpack. We think it makes the perfect gift for someone who likes hiking. For longer hikes, we also love these hydration reservoirs.
13. Mountain House Meals
Food can be heavy, but these lightweight prepackaged meals are a good solution for longer day hikes or multi-day backpacking trips. These meals are one of the best gifts for a hiker because all they need to do is add hot water, stir and let it cook for about 10 minutes. We like Mountain House because they offer a large selection of flavors ranging from veggie chorizo breakfast scramble to beef stroganoff with noodles.
14. Clif Bars
Any outdoor adventurer will love opening up Clif Bars on Christmas morning. We enjoy them because they contain a high amount of simple sugars and rolled oats to help provide needed energy during a hike. Clif bars are available in many different flavors so be sure to try them all. Our favorite flavor is chocolate brownie.
>> BUY: Amazon | REI | Backcountry
15. LED Headlamp
A Black Diamond headlamp is perfect for those who love the outdoors because it will help them navigate in the dark. Black Diamond is a great brand with various light options including full strength, dimming, strobe, red, green and blue night vision. Red light helps to preserve night vision and we always use it for night photography. So give your hiker the gift of light! The Storm 400 LED model is one of the most popular options (pictured).
>> BUY: Amazon | REI | Black Diamond
16. Gaia GPS
We think Gaia is the best hiking app when it comes to gps navigation by phone. This app will allow the hiker in your life to navigate trails easily when they don’t have cell service via downloadable offline maps. Gaia GPS also lets users track routes, search for new trails, access weather conditions and study elevation profiles. We think this is another hiking essential to help keep you safe on the trails.
>> BUY: Gaia GPS
17. AllTrails PRO
Another extremely popular hiking app, AllTrails offers hikers a community where they can search for information about new hikes and see up-to-date reviews about trails they plan to use soon. For example, if you’re looking to hike Mount Pilchuck, recent hikers will often leave comments about difficult conditions such as snow.
>> BUY: AllTrails
18. The Dyrt PRO
The Dyrt PRO is a unique hiking gift because this app will help your loved one find both free and paid campsites anywhere in the United States. We have an exclusive 30 day free trial you can gift your hiker so they can try to snag a reservation at sold out campgrounds including US National Parks with Dyrt Alerts.
>> BUY: The Dyrt
19. REI Membership
As we mentioned earlier in our guide, we always head to REI when we need new gear. A lifetime membership costs $30, but REI offers 10% back on almost every purchase (given in dividends), free shipping, a used gear trade-in program and a very generous return policy. When we joined, REI was offering a $30 bonus card so our membership was basically free. This is a no brainer gift for anyone who loves the outdoors.
>> BUY: REI
20. National Park Pass
Does the hiker in your life love the national parks? Then give them the gift of free park entry for an entire year. At only $80, this pass is a bargain if you consider entry into each park is around $30. After visiting just three parks, an America the Beautiful pass will have already paid for itself. We always purchase one of these passes every year.
>> BUY: Official USGS Store | REI
22. Patagonia Better Sweater
We think the Patagonia Better Sweater is one of the best gifts for hiking on this entire guide. While this is an expensive piece of gear, it’s absolutely worth the cost because it will last your hiker for years. We both own multiple Better Sweaters in various colors and they travel with us everywhere. You can also check out the vest and oversized pullover options too.
23. Darn Tough Socks
There is only one brand of hiking socks we recommend and it’s always Darn Tough. Tried and tested after hundreds of miles, we’ve never experienced a blister with these amazing socks. We love the Hiker Micro Crew Cushion style which provides the perfect amount of padding, but you can shop various styles or colors based on your individual needs.
>> BUY: Amazon | Darn Tough | REI
24. Base Layer
If you’re looking for an item they will always appreciate, try gifting your hiker a base layer. We like Smartwool base layers because they are breathable and odor-resistant at an affordable price. The slim fits helps to follow the contours of the body and the flatlock seam aims to prevent chaffing.
25. Icebreaker Underwear
These merino wool undergarments are the perfect hiking gift for men and women because it’s a present to help them stay comfortable. Check out the boxer briefs for your hiking guy or the bikini underwear for your hiking woman. Either way, you can’t go wrong with a pair of these super comfy undergarments.
26. Bear Spray
Encountering a bear is often a possibility when hiking. So while it might not be the most exciting gift your hiker has received, bear spray is certainly something they’ll need. When sprayed at a charging bear, it acts as a deterrent to inflame the eyes and upper respiratory system. It’s made from red pepper oil and when used correctly, it will temporarily stun the bear so your hiker has time to run away.
27. Dry Bag
This lightweight dry bag is Sea To Summit’s best selling and most versatile product. A dry bag can be utilized in many ways, but most people use it when hiking or camping near water. We used this dry bag when hiking the narrows in Zion. It certainly made us feel better about having our expensive camera gear in the Virgin River. The dry bag is available in many different colors and sizes.
>> BUY: Amazon | REI | Sea To Summit
28. Sleeping Pad
Another popular Sea To Summit product is this lightweight insulated sleeping pad. It’s highly rated with 4 inches of pad thickness and an R-Value of 3.2 so your hiker can rely on both support and comfort. We use one these pads when backpacking or camping and it really helps us get a better night sleep outdoors.
>> BUY: Amazon | REI | Sea To Summit
29. Trekking Poles
Black Diamond is a well known company in the outdoor gear world and their trekking poles are extremely popular. They are very durable and help provide extra stability for any hiker’s adventure by protecting the knees when hiking downhill. The EVA foam grip extension and nylon woven strap also adds an extra layer of comfort. We love how Black Diamond poles come with 4 season flex tips for multi-season hiking.
>> BUY: Amazon | REI | Black Diamond
30. Jetboil Stash
The Jetboil Stash is an ultralight cooking system featuring a stand alone titanium burner and 0.8L FluxRing cookpot. It yields an impressive 2.5 minute boil time and the pot has a convenient built in measuring system with a snap on lid. This small compact stove is a great hiking gift that can be easily stored in a backpack for a long day hike or multi-day hike through the backcountry.
>> BUY: Amazon | REI | Backcountry
31. Coleman Camp Stove
This Coleman classic camp stove is our top recommendation for a campground set up. While the Jetboil is super portable and great for longer hiking trips, this stove is perfection for an everyday campsite. We absolutely love the wind-blocking panels and the two-burner system sold it for us because we can finally cook two things at once!
32. Garmin inReach Mini 2
This Garmin product is the ultimate hiking gift when it comes to off the grid communication. The inReach Mini 2 will allow your hiker to send SOS alerts anytime globally. Additional life saving features include two way messaging, location tracking and instant weather updates. If your hiker loves the backcountry, this is the perfect gift option to give you a piece of mind during their adventures.
33. Helinox Chair
This ultralight compact camp chair by Helinox features aluminum poles and can hold up to 265 pounds. The chair itself only weighs one pound and packs down to the width of a standard 32oz water bottle so it’s an ideal candidate for hiking adventures. All Helinox products are also backed by a five year warranty so give your hiker the gift of taking a break after a difficult climb.
34. Kahtoola MICROspikes
Microspikes are a great for people who are always in the mountains. We purchased these microspikes for our 2022 Tour du Mont Blanc hike and they were absolutely necessary. We like Kahtoola because they easily strap on to your footwear, yet they’re small enough to fit into a hiking backpack. Microspikes are essential for hikers who want to explore icy winter trails.
35. ENO Hammock
This lightweight and compact hammock by ENO is amazing because you can literally take it anywhere. The parachute nylon material is extremely durable and we love being able to pack it back up in the small carrying bag. So set it up at a campsite, on a hike or anywhere you want to enjoy the views. The Eno DoubleNest Hammock will fit 1 to 2 people and it’s available in various colors.
36. BearVault
No one wants a visit from a bear in the middle of the night so give your hiker the gift of properly sealed food. Approved by the NPS, this durable bear canister will keep food safe when traveling through areas known for bear activity. Certified to withstand over one hour of non-stop grizzly action, using one of these containers helps to protect bears and reduce wildlife conflicts. You can shop different sizes depending on your hikers needs
37. Osprey Backpack
From our experience, we’ve learned it’s better to purchase a high quality backpack rather than trying to save some money with a cheap one. Osprey is a brand we’ve traveled with for years and these products have never let us down. We love Osprey’s hydration backpacks for hiking. Check out the Skimmer line for women (pictured) and the Skarab line for men.
38. Kula Cloth
The Kula Cloth is one of the best gift ideas for hikers because it’s a unique and thoughtful product she might not already have. This top rated reusable and antimicrobial pee cloth helps your girl do her business in the wilderness without making a mess. The smooth side of the cloth is waterproof while the other side is very soft with antimicrobial properties. This is one gift the eco-conscious hiker in your life will love.
>> BUY: REI
39. Hydration Tablets
We like to use these NUUN tablets for optimal hydration both during and after a difficult hike. Just drop 1 tablet into 16oz of water and wait two minutes before drinking. Available in many different flavors, this is a great way to turn water into hard-working electrolytes with no sugar. Or if you don’t like tablets, you can check out this electrolyte powder which can be added to water.
40. NORTIV 8 Hiking Shoes
Hiking shoes and boots can be quite expensive, but we found a great shoe for hikers if you’re on a tight budget without sacrificing quality. These NORTIV 8 shoes are priced around $50, yet they still provide the durability and support you need for the trails. Kristen has the grey pink shoes (pictured) and Mark often uses the grey orange shoes for shorter hikes.
>> BUY: Amazon
41. Homesick Candle
These hand poured soy wax candles are created with the intention of helping you relive wonderful memories. We love surprising friends and family with familiar smells of experiences we’ve shared together. Of course, your hiker will love the Gone Hiking scent featuring a pine, jasmine and sandalwood scent. All candles have an average burn time of 60 to 80 hours.
>> BUY: Amazon
42. Power Bank
Nowadays everyone uses multiple apps on their phone for trail maps. But what happens if your phone dies? You would certainly be in a pickle. Luckily, this rugged little power bank with full battery can charge a smartphone 2x and an iPad mini 1x plus it comes with an 18 month warranty.
Hiking Tip: Never solely rely on apps and just your phone to navigate while hiking. Be sure to study your route before hitting the trail and have a copy of a paper map in your backpack.
43. Capture Clip
Does your hiker love photography? This capture clip by Peak Design will help them easily clip and unclip their camera from a backpack strap when on the go. We love the flexibility this clip gives us during any hike because it’s extremely well designed and allows us to free up our hands.
>> BUY: Amazon | Peak Design
44. Huckberry Glasses
The Whiskey Peak series from Huckberry are a very popular hiking gift for men. We always see a lot of orders when it comes to these adorable mountain glasses and decanters. Having lived in Seattle, we’ve purchased the Mount Rainier set. We think Amazon has limited options while the official Huckberry website offers a better selection including free shipping after spending a certain amount.
45. Backpack Cooler
If you need a hiking gift idea for the person who has everything, this ICEMULE cooler might just be the ticket. These coolers are always highly rated and lightweight so you can easily bring your refreshments no matter where you go. Available in various sizes and colors, you’re spoiled for choice.
46. National Park Posters
For hikers who can’t get enough of the US National Parks, you should consider gifting them a poster of their favorite park. We currently have 4 hanging in our home and this is one present they’ll never see coming. Click the link below to automatically get 25% off your order.
>> BUY: Official website
47. National Park Passport
Did you know you can collect stamps at each US National Park? We think the Passport To Your National Parks® is one of the best ways to document your adventures. This unique keepsake can help your hiker remember all of the places they’ve traveled. It’s a gift you can feel great about because all net proceeds are donated back into educational programs managed by the NPS.
>> BUY: America’s National Parks
48. Icy Hot
Icy Hot might not be the most glamorous hiking gift, but it’s one we’re sure your outdoor lover will enjoy. We use icy hot after long hikes because it dulls pain with a cooling sensation then follows with a warming sensation to relieve any achy muscles or joints. This small present will certainly pack a punch and it works incredibly fast.
>> BUY: Amazon
49. Shower Bombs
These Body Restore shower bombs are the most popular item on our guide. We think they’re perfect for people always on the go. Place one tablet on the shower floor, turn on the hot water and soak up the instant relief. The essential oils released by these steamers will help your hiker relax after a long grueling hike. Available in one scent or a variety of multiple scents.
>> BUY: Amazon
50. PackTowl
This ultralight quick-drying towel is great for any backpacker, hiker or minimalist who is always on the move. The absorbent microfiber fabric can soak up to 4x its weight in water and dries up to 80% faster compared to its cotton competitors. We also like the hanging loop so it can be put anywhere to dry.
51. Garmin Venu 2
Mark bought the original Venu half way through 2020 and it’s still one of his favorite items to date. He uses this watch for workouts, runs, swims and even golf. The Venu monitors his distances, times, heart rates, breathing and workouts. We guarantee this will be a well loved gift for any active lifestyle.
52. YETI Soft Cooler
YETI leads the way as one of the best cooler brands on the market. The DryHide shell is made from high density fabric so this cooler is waterproof, resists punctures and provides protection against UV rays. We like the small size of this cooler because it can be taken pretty much anywhere. The handle and shoulder strap combo make it the perfect get up and go option. Available in many colors, the Hopper Flip model is pictured.
53. Nikon Binoculars
The Nikon Trailblazer binoculars are a great gift for a hiker because they’re compact, shock resistant, waterproof and fog proof. We like that the wheel and adjustable diopter can be easily adjusted even while wearing gloves. The wide field of view is perfect for bird watching or wildlife viewing.
54. Kindle Paperwhite
A Kindle Paperwhite might not be the cheapest gift for your hiker, but this is one they’ll always enjoy if they’re a book lover. Kristen purchased a kindle in 2020 and it now goes everywhere with us (even on hikes). There’s nothing like reading a book in nature and we guarantee your hiker will love this Kindle. Be sure to check out the various color options.
>> BUY: Amazon
55. Birkenstocks
Our Birkenstocks are one of the first things we put in the car when packing for a hike. Because there’s no better feeling than taking off those chunky hiking boots and slipping into a pair of comfy sandals after a long hike. While Birkenstocks have a hefty price tag, you get what you pay for because they’ll last your hiker for years to come.
56. America’s Best Day Hikes
Is your hiker looking for their next big day hike? This beautifully illustrated book offers various ideas for new trails across the entire United States. The hikes in this book are achievable during daylight hours and do not require camping. We like how this book is organized by region so it’s easy to read and plan hikes.
>> BUY: Amazon
57. Epic Hikes Of The World
This Lonely Planet book includes 50 incredible hiking routes across 30 different countries. It’s a thoughtful gift that will continue to inspire the hiker in your life day after day. Previous readers rave about the beautiful illustrations and descriptions.
>> BUY: Amazon
58. Dirty Gourmet
Tired of having the same campsite meals over and over? Then treat your hiker to Dirty Gourmet! We love the diversity of recipes included and with over 120 delicious options, you’re guaranteed to never be bored with outdoor food again. We also like how the recipes are organized into car camping, day hiking and backpacking options so you can find exactly what you need.
59. Hiking Logbook
This hiking journal is a unique gift that will help your hiker record everything about their treks. The logbook includes prompts for trail names, date, length, difficulty, weather, elevation change, specific features and so much more. We like this journal because it has everything you need wrapped into a cute design. Most people order this as a gift, but then end up ordering one for themselves too.
>> BUY: Amazon
60. Take The Path Of Most Resistance
We recently added this hiking book to our wish list because it’s about David Hiscoe’s epic hike along the Appalachian Trail in 1973. His memoir offers a unique take on adventure and after reading the reviews, we can wait to read it!
>> BUY: Amazon
61. Collapsible Bowl
This Sea To Summit bowl is made from flexible, food grade silicone and can withstand temps up to 300°F. We love how this bowl collapses into a small compact dish making it the perfect item to bring on any adventure. Your hiker can also use the calibrated edge as a measuring cup or flip it upside down to use as a cutting board.
>> BUY: Amazon | REI | Sea To Summit
62. Alpha Light Spork
A spork is useful for any hiker because this utensil is a space saver. Made from aircraft-grade 7075-T6 aluminum alloy, this spork is perfect for backpacking because it’s extremely durable. We love the small carabiner at the end so you can clip it to anything your heart desires.
>> BUY: Amazon | REI | Sea To Summit
63. Carabiner
A carabiner is a coupling link with a safety closure. They’re typically used by rock climbers, but they can also be used for many other outdoor activities. We like using carabiners to secure items while hiking or camping. Trust us, the hiker in your life will appreciate this thoughtful gift.
>> BUY: Amazon | REI | Black Diamond
64. Larabars
Similar to the Clif Bars we already discussed, these popular fruit and nut bars are gluten free as well as vegan. They are available in a variety of flavors including pecan pie, banana bread, chocolate chip brownies and many more. We always pack a few Larabars in our backpack for a quick snack on the trail.
>> BUY: Amazon
65. The Deuce
When you gotta go, you gotta go… The Deuce is the perfect gift for a hiker to help them leave no trace when getting down to business in the wilderness. This baby is extremely lightweight, but don’t mistake its small size. The 6.5″ aluminum handle was specifically designed to give users the ability to make a perfect cathole in seconds. So give your hiker the ability to relieve themselves comfortably outdoors.
66. Outdoor Stickers
Everyone loves stickers so you can’t go wrong with this fun hiking present. We love stickers for blinging out water bottles, laptops, luggage, notebooks and even our car to show where we’ve been. Search America’s National Parks for classic stickers, Landmark Project for national parks (use ‘wherearethosemorgans15‘ for 15% off) and Amazon for everything else.
>> BUY: Amazon | Landmark Project | ANP
67. Natural Insect Spray
We always try to limit the amount of DEET we use in our outdoor products which is why we like this natural insect spray by Murphy’s. Made from plant based ingredients such as lemon eucalyptus and corn ethanol, this mosquito and insect repellent protects for up to 6 hours. We also like that it won’t degrade our outdoor gear.
>> BUY: Amazon
68. Survival Hacks
If you’re hiker is new to the outdoors, consider a present that will help them think about survival scenarios. This book is packed with step-by-step survival guides featuring real life advice for unpredictable situations. Even as experienced hikers, we just purchased one for ourselves.
>> BUY: Amazon
69. Bear Bell
A bear bell comes in handy if you’re planning to hike in bear country. All your hiker has to do is strap this bell to their backpack and hit the trails. It will gently ring as they walk warning bears and other animals of their presence. We like this model because it always has a magnetic silencer incase you don’t want it to always ring.
>> BUY: Amazon
70. Bee’s Wrap
Say goodbye to one use plastic harmful to the environment because Bee’s Wraps can be reused for up to one year. We love using sustainable food storage like Bee’s Wrap because you can either compost it or use it as a fire starter when the wrap begins to lose its grip. Your hiker will love this thoughtful and eco-friendly stocking stuffer which is available in many different sizes.
>> BUY: Amazon
The Morgan Conclusion
If you’ve made it to the end of this guide, congratulations because it’s a very extensive hiking gift list. However, we’ve put a lot of time and energy into it so we hope you found exactly what you needed.
But if you’re still on the fence, here are some of our favorite options:
- Nalgene water bottle
- Gear Aid tenacious tape
- Darn Tough socks
- LifeStraw
- Mountain House meals
- Black Diamond Headlamp
- Patagonia Better Sweater
- Osprey hydration backpack
- Shower bombs
- Kula cloth
- Energy Bars
Keep in mind every hiker should always carry the 10 essentials. These include a headlamp, a way to navigate, sun protection, first aid, fire starter, knife, emergency shelter plus extra food, water and clothing. So if you can’t make a decision, give them one of these items to help them stay safe.
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We hope our thoughtful list helped you pick out the best gifts for that adventurous hiker in your life!
Please let us know if you have questions about any of these gifts in the comments below. If you aren’t exactly sure which item your hiker would like, send them a link to this webpage and let them choose for themselves!
Happy Shopping,
Mark and Kristen
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Mark and Kristen spent 6 years traveling the world, visiting over 40 countries across 4 continents and more than 30 US states. They created Where Are Those Morgans in 2018 to help others plan the best possible vacations by writing authentic travel and hiking guides based on their real experiences.
Since the arrival of baby Maya in late 2024, Mark and Kristen’s extensive travels have slowed down but they still take plenty of trips. Where Are Those Morgans now helps millions of travelers each year to visit new places and hike new trails through information-packed blog posts and expert travel guidebooks. Read more about Mark and Kristen.