The best Christmas gifts for walkers

The ultimate coffee table book for hikers, walkers, trekkers and backpackers, Epic Hikes of the World celebrates 50 of the greatest hikes from 30 countries. From Californian coastal paths and Swiss winter valley treks to Tanzanian and Nicaraguan volcanic ascents, this books beautifully presents every hike with a wealth of information and inspiring imagery.

This is the ideal stocking filler or Secret Santa gift because it is, without a doubt, true.

Arguably the only problem with the great outdoors is the absence of coffee shops. This problem is solved with the Minipresso, as it allows delicious espresso coffee to tasted at base camp with ease. It uses Nespresso and Nespresso-compatible pods, hot water, and internal pressure-creating pistons, the compact device delivers the perfect hillside coffee in a matter of seconds. It's only small too, fitting into a backpack's bottle pocket.

A handheld GPS is the ideal gadget for hikers, allowing you to check your heading, triangulate your position, access maps, check your elevation, and read up on barometric pressure to better predict incoming weather conditions. The eTrex is a great example of such a device, with a large, easy-read screen and 24-hour battery life.

If you know a hiker who loves maps as they do walking, then consider having a custom, official OS map made. You can choose between an Explorer and Landranger style, with the centre of the map focusing on a specific location, city or grid reference. Additionally, you can title the map as desired, and have the print folded, flat for framing, framed or printed on canvas.

Tracking your steps and calories is always an interesting and motivating thing, and with the Fitbit Inspire, it's never been more accessible. While it'll keep tabs on a day's activity, it'll also work through the night to inform the wearer how well they've slept (which, after a long walk and a pub dinner, is sure to be very well).

The perfect artwork for any dedicated walker's home office or living room, modelled on traditional and vintage tourism marketing, the poster reads: "Try the real Nordic walking, take a hike in Norway".

No, these are not socks for alpacas - they are socks made from the lovely warm wool of the llama-like mammal. The result? Insulation, moisture-resistance and super-soft comfort. Ideal for a wintery Boxing Day ramble.

Low-fuss and a little romantic, this quote is a nice gift that would suit any hillwalkers kitchen, dining room or boot room.

What could be better than a hipflask filled with their favourite beverage and the rest of the bottle wrapped separately (if you're not sure what whisky to go for, we've selflessly tried and tested the best). Hord has a selection of stainless steel flasks wrapped in cork or leather and engraved with the topography of the recipient's favourite mountain.

While some enjoy the hustle of busy cities or the relentless beat of the Spanish Sun, some enjoy and crave the quiet, wide-open spaces of the countryside. Booking a 2021 weekend away in one of the UK's most beautiful and rural locations is something that any nature-lover will be happy to receive. Read our article on the best rural Airbnbs now, and prepare to get excited.

A tasteful piece of minimalist wall art that will look just as good in the home office as on the wall of a campervan.

With this package deal, the lucky recipient will receive 13 issues of Trail, the UK's best-selling hillwalking magazine. Each issue comes with walk and hiking guides, photography features and extensive kit reviews and previews. As they say, a subscription is the gift that keeps on giving.

Just in need of a cheeky greeting card? Look no further than this, which reads "She may be lost but at least she can poop in a hole." It's also the perfect place to tuck a few vouchers to an outdoor shop, too. It's also available as a print.