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A line of footprints heads off into the hills, and the empty pages behind it are waiting for yours.

Open this spiral bound journal after a day on foot and get the route, the weather and the wrong turn written down while they are fresh. Its front cover carries a quiet valley scene and a line of script, and the paper inside is dotted from the first sheet to the last.

Gray hills, dark pines and a path coming your way

Two rows of flowing script in mid gray sit in the upper half of the white cover and read “Leave a Trail Worth Writing About”. The lettering looks handwritten and carries no punctuation.

Under the words lies a valley painted in a soft watercolor style. Pale rounded hills stack up one behind another as if seen through mist. Dark gray-green pines run down the left slope and stand along a ridge at the right. A path winds out of the distance and widens as it nears you, marked with a trail of footprints, and a few bare twigs are sketched in thin lines near the sides.

The picture forms a band across the middle of the cover, with plain white left above the lettering and below the path. Everything stays in grays with a hint of sage, so nothing on the cover shouts.

Room for a season of days out

  • A dot pattern on each of the 140 pages gives handwriting something to follow and still leaves space for a sketched map
  • The spine is a row of black metal wire-o loops, and the pages turn on them
  • A soft-touch coating on the covers makes the book smooth against your palm
  • Cover stock of 352 g/m² (10.38 oz/yd²); page paper of 89 g/m² (2.62 oz/yd²), roughly a quarter of the cover weight
  • Outside dimensions: 5.5″ × 8.5″ (14 × 21.6 cm), with the wire on a long side
  • Front cover print: the script and the valley band on white

Who it's for

Day hikers, long-distance walkers, people who log every summit and those who prefer a slow loop around the lake. Fill it with route notes, a list of trails still to do, or a few lines about the view before the phone photos blur together. Wrapped with a trail map, it makes sense for a graduation, a retirement spent outdoors or the week before a big walking trip.

Quick answers

Are there prompts or a trail-log layout inside?

Nothing is printed beyond the dots, so the layout is yours to set: a header for date and distance, a box for the weather, or plain paragraphs.

Is there a hiker on the cover?

No one is drawn. The footprints stand in for the walker, which leaves the scene open: it could be anyone's route, yours included.

Is the cover colorful?

No. It is close to monochrome, with no bright accents, no sky color and no sun. Next to louder stationery it looks restrained.

What is the saying getting at?

Do things you will want to remember, then keep a record of them. On a notebook it works as a small push to put the day on paper before the details fade.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

Size guide

  WIDTH (inches) HEIGHT (inches)
Notebook 5.5 8.5

  WIDTH (cm) HEIGHT (cm)
Notebook 14.0 21.6

Spiral Bound Journal – Leave a Trail Worth Writing About Hiking Notebook

Regular price $45.95 USD

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For walkers who come home with a story and want it on paper before the boots are dry.

Small reasons to start page one

  • A nudge in handwriting — a hushed landscape and a short motto that asks you to make the day count, then record it.
  • Easy to flip and fill — metal coils, guide dots throughout and a cover coated to feel soft under your fingers.
  • For someone lacing up for a first big trek — send them off with it and ask for the full account when they return.

Free US shipping · Easy 30-day returns · US delivery usually 5–12 business days

A line of footprints heads off into the hills, and the empty pages behind it are waiting for yours.

Open this spiral bound journal after a day on foot and get the route, the weather and the wrong turn written down while they are fresh. Its front cover carries a quiet valley scene and a line of script, and the paper inside is dotted from the first sheet to the last.

Gray hills, dark pines and a path coming your way

Two rows of flowing script in mid gray sit in the upper half of the white cover and read “Leave a Trail Worth Writing About”. The lettering looks handwritten and carries no punctuation.

Under the words lies a valley painted in a soft watercolor style. Pale rounded hills stack up one behind another as if seen through mist. Dark gray-green pines run down the left slope and stand along a ridge at the right. A path winds out of the distance and widens as it nears you, marked with a trail of footprints, and a few bare twigs are sketched in thin lines near the sides.

The picture forms a band across the middle of the cover, with plain white left above the lettering and below the path. Everything stays in grays with a hint of sage, so nothing on the cover shouts.

Room for a season of days out

  • A dot pattern on each of the 140 pages gives handwriting something to follow and still leaves space for a sketched map
  • The spine is a row of black metal wire-o loops, and the pages turn on them
  • A soft-touch coating on the covers makes the book smooth against your palm
  • Cover stock of 352 g/m² (10.38 oz/yd²); page paper of 89 g/m² (2.62 oz/yd²), roughly a quarter of the cover weight
  • Outside dimensions: 5.5″ × 8.5″ (14 × 21.6 cm), with the wire on a long side
  • Front cover print: the script and the valley band on white

Who it's for

Day hikers, long-distance walkers, people who log every summit and those who prefer a slow loop around the lake. Fill it with route notes, a list of trails still to do, or a few lines about the view before the phone photos blur together. Wrapped with a trail map, it makes sense for a graduation, a retirement spent outdoors or the week before a big walking trip.

Quick answers

Are there prompts or a trail-log layout inside?

Nothing is printed beyond the dots, so the layout is yours to set: a header for date and distance, a box for the weather, or plain paragraphs.

Is there a hiker on the cover?

No one is drawn. The footprints stand in for the walker, which leaves the scene open: it could be anyone's route, yours included.

Is the cover colorful?

No. It is close to monochrome, with no bright accents, no sky color and no sun. Next to louder stationery it looks restrained.

What is the saying getting at?

Do things you will want to remember, then keep a record of them. On a notebook it works as a small push to put the day on paper before the details fade.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

Size guide

  WIDTH (inches) HEIGHT (inches)
Notebook 5.5 8.5

  WIDTH (cm) HEIGHT (cm)
Notebook 14.0 21.6
Spiral bound journal on a wooden table beside a pine cone: white cover, gray script above misty hills, pines and a path
Spiral Bound Journal – Leave a Trail Worth Writing About Hiking Notebook

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This product is created just for you after you place your order, which is why it takes us a little longer to get it to you. Thank you for making a thoughtful purchasing decision!

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