Banff Gear

06/04/2022

Have a walk today!

26/11/2020

We are thankful for you!

11/09/2020

First we bought one for Piper and she loved it! After that, we decided to sell them at our Banff Gear Amazon store, see link below! Now available!

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08BW3R5WC?ref=myi_title_dp

Banff Gear Lick Mat for Dogs and Cats with Toothbrush, Slow Feeder, Anxiety Relief, New Model, 2-in-1 Calm and Reward Pad, Distract Your Pet During Bathing Grooming, Dishwasher Safe, 41 Suction Cups

04/09/2020

It's now available at our Amazon store!
www.amazon.com/dp/B08H4CNYL2?ref=myi_title_dpIt's

Banff Gear Female Urination Device, P*e Standing Up, New Anatomically Updated Girls P*e Funnel Great for Travel, Camping, Hiking, Festivals, Long Car Rides Leak Proof Larger Opening

03/09/2020

DESIGNED TO FIT YOU This girls p*e funnel is a urination device for women made from a new and improved design that is anatomically shaped with you in mind. P*e confidently, knowing that the leakproof design seals against your body and allows you to p*e further. No more p*eing on your shoes and clothes and go without having to squat in that dark poison ivy patch where the critters live. You never know what’s going to pinch you in the butt! ☺️ Now available at the Banff Gear Store! A great product for the gal on the “Go”!

There is an immense demand for this product right now, because of COVID-19, girls of all ages are buying for traveling and avoiding dirty bathrooms when the need comes, so get yourself one fast! Link in profile! *estandingup

26/08/2020

Today is and this is Piper. She is a sweet 7 years old Golden Retriever and Banff Gear's mascot! She loves her toys, long walks and adventures! Show us below a picture of your dog!

22/08/2020

Just a note from Mrs. Salamander! 🦎

21/08/2020

That little red dot means freedom! 🚣🏻‍♀️⛰

12/08/2020

Take a Hike

12/08/2020

Keep It Wild. Check out Banff Gear’s new tees! 🏞 Free shipping Link in bio.

11/08/2020

How can I save the bees? Keep bee-friendly plants. Avoid using pesticides, keep a water supply, sponsor a hive, protect swarms, spread awareness! 🐝🐝🐝 Shop now for this cute t-shirt and get 10% off plus free shipping! Link in bio.

31/07/2020

Thank You!

31/07/2020

On July 31st, honors the dedication, and crucial work rangers do every day around the globe. The day offers an opportunity to show support to rangers for the services they provide. Every day, their unwavering commitment protects our national parks, wildlife, and forested heritage.

30/07/2020

30/07/2020

Happy

27/07/2020

https://banffgear.com/discount/SUMMER10?redirect=%2Fproducts%2Fscreen-house

22/07/2020

https://banffgear.com/collections/frontpage/products/screen-house

You've arrived, you're tired, it's raining and you need shelter quick - Go Go Instant Screen House! Rapid Set-Up (around 45 seconds) Portable Gazebo with No-see-um netting is ready to go right out of the box. Keep the mosquitos and the elements at bay with 1 person set-up. Makes Glamping a Breeze!

20/06/2020

Save the bees cute T-shirt. Buy now with free shipping! 🐝

06/06/2020

Every happy camper needs a unique camper mug. It’s lightweight, durable and multifunction. Use it for your favorite beverage or a hot meal, and attach it to your bag for easy access on a hike. Free shipping for Europe and USA. Link in profile. ☕️🏕⛰

29/05/2020

The Ephraim Bales cabin in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Built in 1890, he and his wife raised their 9 kids here. This cabin is one of more than 80 historic buildings preserved in the park, a truly national treasure! @ Ephraim Bales House

20/05/2020

19/05/2020

Trail Etiquette:
- Horses, Hikers and Bikers. The first thing that you need to know is that there is a hierarchy on the trail. Horses have priority, followed by hikers, and then cyclists (if allowed). - Yield to Uphill Traffic: going uphill is hard work, and changing up your sp*ed can ruin your momentum. This is why people going uphill have the right of way. - Stay to the Right, Pass on the Left: If you want to pass someone from behind, get their attention by saying “on your left”. However, you don’t need to be overly formal or gruff and a friendly, “Hi there - can I get around you?” works just as well! - Leave no Trace: Clean up after yourself and pack out anything that you brought in. Clean up after you dog, and even bring home banana p*els and apple cores. - Tech: Unplug and remember that you (and your Twitter followers) aren’t the only people out there. Be aware of your surroundings and respect your fellow hikers. - Be Friendly and Have Fun: A “Howdy” or “Hello” can go a long way toward fostering a positive atmosphere among everyone on the trail.

18/05/2020

But first mountains!

18/05/2020

Interesting Reading! 👏👏👏😀

“Less talk, more walk!” – George Masa

Would the Great Smoky Mountains National Park exist without George Masa “walking-the-walk”? In honor of Asian-Pacific-American Heritage Month, we’d like to honor the contributions of Japanese American George Masa to our park.

Masa was born in Osaka, Japan under the name Masahara Lizuka in 1881. He came to the United States in 1901 to study mining and ended up in Asheville, North Carolina, where he opened his own photography studio. He befriended writer Horace Kephart and the two camped and explored the mountains, working on maps for the proposed national park and Appalachian Trail. His photos, and Kephart’s words, inspired many to take action in support of the park, including John D. Rockefeller, Jr, who donated $5 million towards the purchase of lands for the new park.

Neither Kephart or Masa would see the official establishment of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in 1934, but two peaks bear their names, Mount Kephart and Masa K**b.
How can you “walk the walk” for your favorite public lands?

Photo: George Masa with Horace Kephart and unidentified man on Andrews Bald, courtesy of Horace Kephart Family Collection, GSMA



https://asianpacificheritage.gov/

08/05/2020

It's time to put on your lady slippers and plan your visit! Find out what campgrounds, picnic areas, and visitor center areas are open by checking our website, sending us an email, or giving us a call. We are here to answer your questions - 7 days a week during business hours. We are happy to help you plan a visit! Visit our website here to best prepare for your visit: https://www.nps.gov/grsm/planyourvisit/conditions.htm

📷 Chalice Keith

05/05/2020

Coming Soon!