Today we are giveaway one pair of youth trekking poles in conjunction with Outdoor Products! We have loved these poles, and the best part is their versatility. Not only have they been useful on slippery or difficult trials, snowshoeing, and hiking but we used them all season for skiing!
My favorite part? They will still work next season even if my boy grows a ton! Adjustable trekking poles are the way to go when it comes to kids!
Here is our complete review: Kid’s trekking poles by Outdoor Products
Giveaway:
Baby Carrier Giveaway!
Don’t miss yesterday’s giveaway of a BobaAir kid carrier! Great for parents looking for a lightweight packable way to carrier an infant or toddler!
Glacier National park – will be in our 15th trip there and fourth for our 5-1/2 year old. she is named after Logan Pass on Going-to-the-sun riad
start with some local hikes with my son while getting ready for picture rocks this summer
the rockies for sure 🙂 in any season!
Perfect for my daughter and her love of hiking.
My daughter loves to hike. When she’s ready for poles, we’d go on a steeper trail where previously she would be wanting a hand to hold.
Skyline to the Sea! Here in the Santa Cruz Mountains of California! They are always stealing my hiking poles!
My daughter’s been itching to go up Mailbox Peak, but without trekking poles that’s a terrible idea. (Actually going up Mailbox Peak in any fashion is a terrible idea.)
John you crack me up. 🙂
Our family of five (5,3,6mo for the kids ages) is going to Yosemite this May!! We also hike a lot on our mount diablo, in fact we are going there tomorrow for hiking and a cookout afterwards. 🙂
No way! Us too!!! Where are you staying?
We’re planning to hike up Yamnaska in the next few weeks (melt snow melt!). The poles would be perfect for that.
Up Flattop Mountain here in Alaska!
We vacation in Yosemite but I’d also use them on at local SoCal hiking trails.
Our daughter has stolen our adjustable ones and her birthday is coming up. She would love to win her own and we’d love ours back 😉
Oh, and we’d most likely let her try them out in the White Mountains!
Our oldest would love a set of her own poles – she is always stealing mine! )
We would take a hike at the state park up and down the hills.
We live not far from Laramie Peak and we want to go for a hike this summer with the kids. It would be nice if our oldest will have his own set of poles for hiking trips. Thanks for the giveaway!
Anywhere? Everywhere! We have these really cool friends out in SLC…maybe we’d go out and visit them and go on some adventures together.
Hiking in Yellowstone! 🙂
We would start out in the local parks and around the lakes
i would love to take my lo hiking around mt ranier!
The Kettle Crest Trail in northern Washington State. We have been there before, but a pair of trekking poles might just result in fewer skinned knees and sore backsides.
I want to take my grand baby skiing. ..heard these were great for starting out