My FAVORITE Winter Hiking Gear for 2024
My FAVORITE Winter Hiking Gear for 2024
My FAVORITE Winter Hiking Gear for 2024 // A lot of you have been asking about the gear I’ve been using for my winter hikes. In this video, I’m going to share with you all of my favorite winter hiking gear for 2024, including all of the hiking gear I’ve been using this winter and all of the clothes I’ve been wearing on each of my winter hikes.
My goal for this video is to help you figure out what gear and clothing you’d need so that you can get out there and have fun winter hiking and snowshoeing too.
They say there’s no such thing as bad weather, just bad gear. This is especially true when it comes to winter hiking.
If you want more details about all of the gear I mention in this video along with links to how you can find all of this gear online, check out my 2024 Winter Hiking Gear List https://lighterpack.com/r/20b9ge
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To Learn More About Winter Hiking, WATCH THESE VIDEOS NEXT:
• I Took My Students Snowshoeing | Winter Hiking in Mount Rainier National Park https://youtu.be/FYto0eXMMT4
• Winter Hiking | Day Hiking to a Natural Hot Springs https://youtu.be/2TuyPBK1Hi4
• How to Prepare for Winter Hiking | What to Wear, Gear to Bring & My FAVORITE Winter Hiking Tips https://youtu.be/4e-n-Sqzi1Y
• Why I Love Winter Hiking https://youtu.be/84dIoAoA8yo
• How To Stay Safe When Hiking in the Winter https://youtu.be/oQ8O29ANFL4
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Fantastic looking gear, so nicely and professionally presented! Love this upload!
Awesome video! It’s amazing that you can fit all of that in that 25L pack! I carry a 34L daypack and feel like I can barely cram all of my winter gear into it. Also, you’re starting to sell me on a trekking pole tent. Being able to carry that as your emergency shelter (especially on winter hikes) is amazing!
Thanks for all the gear tips.
Great winter hiking gear on this video
Sunday, March 10th: Thank-you for your tips! Good information. Happy Trails! Ross08
Thanks for watching! If you want more details about all of the gear I mention in this video along with links to how you can find all of this gear online, check out my 2024 Winter Hiking Gear List https://lighterpack.com/r/20b9ge
Excellent idea to have warm drink with you. In an emergency situation having something already warmed could literally be life saving.
The Fayettechill hoodies are great for those of us who don’t have Melly’s. The Mountain Hardwear Summit Grid hoodies/tunics are also great alternatives. The zipper version adds weight, but makes venting easy for a variety of conditions.
Your winter gear review nicely reveals the minor changes needed to comfortably hike in winter. I admit to being a little jealous of your fleece skirt.
Are you sticking with Nalgene bottles because of the bourgeoning microplastics reports? I’m returning to Nalgene and Cnoc for now, and waiting for the full science-based reviews before using any lighter-weight plastic items.
Also, batteries do not drain in the cold, they simply slow down the chemical reaction that delivers the power. The charge returns once the batteries are warmed, that’s why electronics keep operating nicely in a pocket on your body.
Good to see you!
Do you size up on the hiking pants since you wear a base layer?
This was so helpful. Thank you! And the skirt idea is genius!
Very good info! I also get very cold toes, so I will look into those toe covers. Thanks!
Lady, you might have saved my life. Randomly watching a snippet of one of your solo hiking videos on a friend’s phone last week made me prepare better. So glad I’ve found the channel again.
Long story short, I’m a permanent subscriber starting today.
Thank you for this much needed tips for women to learn how to be an independent hiker 💪🏼💪🏽💪🏾
How did you know!!! You’re a mind reader. I’m in the market for a different day hiking shelter system (good old bivy). I’ve been looking at lightweight tarp options, but I don’t love that they’re not fully enclosed and still expensive… I’m not ready for backpacking with a treking pole tent, but maybe… for day hikes. 🤔
Cute hair!
I think winter hiking trips would be a blast.
My only concern, I’ve been a juvenile diabetic since I was a kid and although I’m ok and love hiking, it’s a matter of a comfortable hiking shoe that also keeps my feet warm enough and keeping insulin from freezing. There’s even a guy who climbed Everest with an insulin pump which is what I have but super cold weather, If just be worried about insulin. Cold is good. Freezing isn’t.
Love your channel. Loads of useful info.