Winter Hiking Attire

Embrace the chill and step into the wonders of winter with confidence, thanks to our expertly curated selection of winter hiking attire. Whether you're trekking through snow-dusted trails or exploring frosty landscapes, our collection ensures you stay warm, comfortable, and ready for adventure. Prioritizing quality and lasting value, each piece is designed to withstand the elements while offering timeless style and versatility. From insulated layers to cozy accessories, find everything you need to make your outdoor experience as enjoyable as possible. Get ready to bundle up and enjoy the great outdoors with gear that’s as dependable as it is stylish.

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Women's Mountain Classic Down Parka

A burgundy parka with 650-fill DownTek down, water-resistant shell, and adjustable insulated hood for ultimate warmth.

Pros: Lightweight Warmth Plenty of pockets Water resistance Comfortable fit
Women's Ultralight 850 Down Hooded Coat, Three-Quarter Length

An ultralight, water-resistant black coat with 850-fill DownTek insulation and a durable Pertex Quantum nylon shell.

Pros: Water and wind resistance Lightweight and packable Attractive color options Versatile double zipper Comfortable fit
Men's Rugged Ridge Parka

A weatherproof, breathable men's parka with PrimaLoft insulation, nylon shell, and multiple pockets for winter warmth.

Pros: High quality Nice appearance Warmth Lots of pockets Comfortable fit
Women's Ultrawarm Jacket

A black, water-resistant, 650-fill-power down jacket with a removable hood and multiple pockets.

Pros: Removable hood Lightweight Warmth Comfortable Good fit
Men's Ultralight 850 Down Hooded Jacket

A versatile, water-resistant hooded jacket with 850-fill DownTek™ insulation, made from recycled ripstop nylon in mallard teal.

Pros: Lightweight Warmth Durable Versatile Comfortable fit
Men's Cresta Hiking Pants, Standard Fit, Fleece-Lined

A pair of alloy gray, fleece-lined hiking pants with UPF 50+ protection and two-way stretch fabric.

Pros: Warmth Durable Versatile Comfortable Good fit
Women's Ultralight 850 Down Jacket

An ultralight, water-repellent down jacket in thyme, made from recycled ripstop nylon for superior warmth.

Pros: Fits well Lightweight Water-repellent Warmth Comfortable
Women's Waterproof PrimaLoft Packaway Jacket
Price was from: $280 now: $237.99

A lightweight, waterproof, and windproof jacket with PrimaLoft insulation, adjustable hood, and multiple pockets.

Pros: Waterproof Lightweight Warmth Versatile Comfortable
Women's Rugged Ridge Parka

A waterproof, wind-resistant winter parka with PrimaLoft insulation and a microfleece-lined collar for extra comfort.

Pros: Waterproof Warmth Durable Comfortable fit Roomy pockets
Women's Maine Mountain Parka

A waterproof, windproof parka with 650-fill DownTek™ insulation and removable faux-fur hood, perfect for winter.

Pros: Flattering fit Quality construction Warmth Comfortable Versatility
Men's Water-Resistant Cresta Hiking Pants, Natural Fit

A durable, water-resistant hiking pant with UPF 50+ protection, featuring two-way stretch and zippered pockets.

Pros: Durable and well-made Lightweight and breathable Versatile and fashionable Water-resistant and quick-drying Comfortable fit
Women's Ultralight 850 Down Hooded Sweater

An ultralight orange hooded sweater with water-repellent 850-fill down and recycled nylon shell.

Pros: Lightweight and packable Warm and cozy High quality and well-made Flattering and comfortable fit Attractive and functional design
Men's Waterproof PrimaLoft Packaway Jacket

A lightweight, waterproof, and windproof black jacket with PrimaLoft insulation, adjustable hood, and multiple zip pockets.

Pros: Waterproof Lightweight Well-made Warmth Comfortable
Men's Mountain Classic Down Hooded Jacket, Sherpa-Lined

A weather-resistant, kelp green down jacket with sherpa fleece lining and 650-fill DownTek™ insulation for ultimate warmth.

Pros: Ultimate warmth Effective in extreme weather Stylish design High-quality construction Comfortable fit
Men's Maine Guide Wool Parka, PrimaLoft

A durable wool/nylon parka with PrimaLoft insulation, featuring multiple pockets and a snug collar strap.

Pros: Room for layering Well-made Warmth Deep pockets Comfortable
Women's Wildcat Waterproof Insulated Snow Pants

A pair of rugged, waterproof, and insulated snow pants in carbon navy with PrimaLoft® Silver insulation.

Pros: Quality construction Waterproof Lightweight Warmth Comfortable fit
Men's Maine Mountain Parka

A sleek, black down parka with waterproof-breathable shell and 650-fill DownTek™ insulation for extreme winter conditions.

Pros: Incredible warmth Perfect size Durable Stylish Wind and water resistant
Women's Maine Guide Wool Parka, PrimaLoft

A semifitted wool/nylon parka with PrimaLoft insulation, featuring multiple pockets and a snug collar strap closure.

Pros: Good zipper Warm Great print/color Comfortable Washable
Men's Maine Guide Wool Pants with PrimaLoft
Price was from: $210 now: $177.99

A pair of insulated wool blend pants with PrimaLoft Silver, perfect for hunting in cold weather.

Pros: Not scratchy Good fit Comfortable Excellent warmth
Men's Maine Guide Wool Pants with PrimaLoft, Camouflage
Price was from: $220 now: $187.99

A pair of insulated camouflage wool blend pants with PrimaLoft, designed for warmth and durability outdoors.

Pros: High quality Attractive print Room for base layer Good fit Excellent warmth
Men's Maine Guide Wool Pants with PrimaLoft, Plaid
Price was from: $210 now: $177.99

A pair of insulated wool blend plaid pants with PrimaLoft Silver, designed for warmth and wind resistance.
Men's Maine Guide Wool Anorak

A rugged wool-blend anorak in royal red or black, perfect for cool days and outdoor adventures.
Men's Bean Bright All Weather Jacket

An insulated, wind- and water-resistant jacket with 360-degree reflectivity, made from recycled polyester for cold-weather activities.
Women's Bean Bright All Weather Jacket

A high-visibility, wind- and water-resistant jacket with ColdShield™ insulation and 360-degree reflectivity for cold-weather activities.

Winter Hiking Attire

When the days grow shorter and the first frost settles on the ground, winter hiking offers a whole new perspective on the outdoors—crisp air, snow-dusted evergreens, and the satisfying crunch of fresh powder underfoot. For anyone eager to keep exploring when the temperature drops, the right winter hiking attire makes all the difference between a memorable adventure and a chilly trudge. Layering is the name of the game: starting with a moisture-wicking base layer, followed by an insulating mid-layer, and topped with a weather-resistant shell. Synthetic or merino wool base layers are a smart pick for their ability to draw sweat away from your skin, keeping you dry and comfortable as you move. Over that, a dependable fleece or insulated jacket helps trap body heat, while a durable shell jacket shields you from biting winds and swirling snow. Adjustable features like hoods and cuffs are a welcome touch, letting you fine-tune your protection as the weather shifts.

Lower body comfort is just as important, especially when trails are blanketed in snow or ice. Thermal leggings or long underwear made from synthetic or merino wool provide essential warmth without bulk, while outer pants designed for winter conditions add a layer of defense against cold and wet. Shell pants are a versatile choice, letting you layer up or down depending on the day's forecast. Accessories are more than just finishing touches—they’re essentials for winter hikes. A snug hat or beanie helps retain body heat, and a neck gaiter or face mask offers extra coverage when the wind picks up. Insulated gloves or mittens keep hands nimble and warm, and many hikers like to carry a lighter pair of liner gloves for tasks that require a little more dexterity. For your feet, thick wool or synthetic socks are a must, paired with insulated boots that offer reliable grip on icy patches. Gaiters can be a real gamechanger, keeping snow out and warmth in as you break trail through deeper drifts.

Thoughtful winter hiking attire isn’t just for those heading out on solo treks or ambitious summits—it’s a practical and appreciated gift for anyone who loves spending time outdoors, whether it’s a family member just getting into hiking or a friend who’s always planning the next group outing. Extra socks or hand warmers tucked into a pack can turn a cold day into a cozy one, and the right gear helps everyone—from kids to grandparents—enjoy the beauty of the season in comfort and safety. When you’re outfitted for winter, every hike can become a cherished memory, whether you’re exploring familiar trails transformed by snow or introducing someone new to the joys of a winter walk. For a closer look at what to bring along, you can find more helpful information and checklists on our Winter Hiking Essentials page. With the right layers and a little preparation, winter hiking becomes not just possible, but something to look forward to year after year.

FAQs

For winter hiking, materials like synthetic fibers and merino wool are highly recommended. These fabrics help wick moisture away from your skin and provide reliable insulation, even when damp. Avoid cotton, as it retains moisture and can make you feel colder during outdoor activities.

Effective layering starts with a moisture-wicking base layer, followed by an insulating mid-layer such as fleece or a lightweight insulated jacket. The outer layer should be wind- and water-resistant to protect against snow and cold winds. This system allows you to add or remove layers as your activity level or the weather changes.

Accessories such as insulated gloves or mittens, a warm hat or beanie, and a neck gaiter or face mask help protect exposed skin from the cold. Gaiters are also useful for keeping snow out of your boots and lower pant legs, while extra socks and hand warmers can add comfort on especially chilly days.

Choose thick, moisture-wicking socks made of wool or synthetic materials and pair them with insulated hiking boots that offer good traction. Gaiters can provide extra protection by keeping snow out of your boots. It’s also helpful to bring an extra pair of socks to change into if your feet get wet.

Absolutely. Quality winter hiking attire makes a thoughtful and practical gift for anyone who enjoys spending time outdoors during the colder months. Items like base layers, insulated gloves, or cozy hats are appreciated by both seasoned hikers and those new to winter adventures.

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Winter Hiking Attire