- Bear Butt Hammock - This beauty has served me well over the years. Not only was it a super cozy place to drink our coffee and unwind on our PNW adventure, but it was also my preferred nap spot on our NYC rooftop. $30
- Graphic Image National Park Atlas - Every national park in the United States now fits in the palm of your hand. Park-by-park descriptions, travel tips, activities, fees, open dates, information on wildlife and land forms, telephone numbers and web sites. PLUS! 52 journal writing pages are provided in the back. $45
- Wanderlust USA - This is one of Marco's gifts this year (shhh don't tell!). This gorgine coffee table book is great for the experienced outdoor enthusiasts and those lacing-up their boots for their first time.This book serves as a blueprint for adventurous souls in search of new summits. Stunning photography and insightful tips from veteran long-distance hiker Cam Honan bring many bucolic treks to life. $50
- Wildland Bed Roll - Friends, I may be a blossoming outdoor cat, but if there's one thing I refuse to give up it's a good night's sleep. These bedrolls are Sleek yet rugged. Classy yet handy. These handcrafted beauties are lightweight, breathable and best of all come with a super comfy air mattress. $460
- Vivobarefoot Tracker - These are the only hiking boots I will ever wear. As a dancer, I am super picky about what goes on my feet and these bad boys are (IMO) the best. They are lightweight, waterproof, and I can actually articulate my foot in them. $240
- Best Made Fire Starter - Have you ever seen a more beautiful fire starter in your life? This kit is designed to be fully portable and perfectly functional — throw it in your bag the next time you plan on hitting the trail for a few days and keep it by your fireplace for the times between. $45
- Northface Apex Flex Raincoat - I have this. Marco has it. It's lightweight, waterproof and super warm. Perfect for someone who doesn't stop just because the weather is less than ideal. $199
- No. 7 Carbon Folding Knife - I am a firm believer that you should always have a sharp knife on you. It is an inexpensive, indispensable tool that is an absolute must (indoors or out). The blade is carbon steel, so it ages over time leaving a wonderful patina. $20
- YETI Hopper Cooler - I'm a basic biddie. There. I said it. I'm sorry y'all, I LOVE YETI. I have yet to find any other brand that keeps my items cold or hot for even half as long. This is a MUST if you are going on long road trips or to the beach. $250
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