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Atlas Snowshoes, Redfeather or similar
From $17.25 first night
$8.05 / additional night
Metolius Climbing or similar
From $28.75 first night
$5.75 / additional night
G3, Mountainsmith Glissade or similar
From $6.90 first night
$4.60 / additional night
BearVault, Backpackers' Cache or similar
From $6.90 first night
$4.60 / additional night
GeerGarage provide everything you need for exploring the region’s diverse landscapes, from camping and hiking equipment to kayaks, paddle boards, and bikes. With convenient rental options provided by locals and business alike, you can easily access high-quality gear for any adventure without the hassle of buying and storing your own.
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Seattle’s strategic location ensures you're never far from incredible outdoor destinations. These spots are ideal for any adventure, and rental gear makes it easy to explore them fully.
A two-hour drive from Seattle, Mount Rainier National Park is a playground for adventurers. From hiking and backpacking in the summer to snowshoeing and skiing in the winter, this iconic destination offers year-round opportunities to connect with nature.
For water lovers, Seattle’s iconic waterways are a must-visit. Rent paddleboards and kayaks from local lenders to explore the serene waters of Lake Union or take in the sweeping views of Puget Sound.
A short 40-minute drive from the city, Rattlesnake Ledge offers one of the most scenic day hikes in the area. Whether you need trekking poles, microspikes, or a daypack, GeerGarage has what you need.
Know before you go
Navigate the winter wonderland with knowledge and strategies to set you up for a safe adventure. Learn about crucial planning, dressing like a pro, packing essentials, embracing the buddy system, respecting nature's power, listening to your body, and minimizing your impact.
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A comprehensive guide to staying warm while winter camping. It tackles key challenges like insulating from the cold ground, windproofing your tent, and trapping heat inside. By following these tips, you can transform your winter camping experience into a toasty and memorable adventure.
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Dive into the essential gear differences for summer and winter camping adventures. From shelter and sleeping essentials to clothing and extra supplies, it highlights the distinct needs of each season.
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Flexibility and Ease for Every Adventure
Renting outdoor gear in Seattle gives you the flexibility to try new activities and explore a variety of terrains without the hassle of ownership. Whether you're a local looking to try something new or a visitor seeking high-quality equipment, GeerGarage's local lenders in Seattle provide expert advice and top-tier gear.
Plan the ultimate overnight adventure with rentable tents, sleeping bags, and cooking equipment. These kits are perfect for trips to nearby national parks and backcountry trails.
Hit the slopes or the snowy trails with our wintertime outdoor gear rentals that will guarantee a good time. These are perfect for an adventure in at Steven's Pass Resort or a hike on one of the many trails along I90 just an hour or so East of Seattle.
Kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, and wetsuits are readily available for rent, making it easy to explore Seattle’s waterways and enjoy activities like paddleboarding in Lake Washington or kayaking to Gas Works Park.
We connect renters with lenders in the community on demand.
Tell us what you need so we can get the right gear for your adventure.
We find the right gear to fuel your adventure through our community of local lenders.
Once your match is accepted, you and the lender exchange the gear and you're off!
Deception Pass State Park
Distance from Seattle:
~80 miles north (approximately 1.5-hour drive)
Highlights:
Offers dramatic coastal scenery with rugged cliffs, forests, and both saltwater and freshwater shorelines. Enjoy hiking trails, fishing, and boating opportunities. The iconic Deception Pass Bridge provides stunning views and photo opportunities.
Denny Creek Campground
Distance from Seattle:
~50 miles east (about a 1-hour drive)
Highlights:
Located in the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, this campground is surrounded by towering evergreens. It provides easy access to popular trails like Franklin Falls and offers a serene environment for nature immersion.
Tolt-MacDonald Park & Campground
Distance from Seattle:
~25 miles east (approximately 40-minute drive)
Highlights:
Situated along the Snoqualmie River, this park offers car-accessible campsites, hiking and biking trails, and a suspension bridge perfect for photos. It's an ideal spot for a quick and convenient getaway.
Dash Point State Park
Distance from Seattle:
~25 miles south (around a 40-minute drive)
Highlights:
This beachfront park on Puget Sound is great for camping, hiking, fishing, and beachcombing. The sandy beach is perfect for picnics and enjoying sunsets over the water.
Rasar State Park
Distance from Seattle:
~70 miles north (approximately 1.5-hour drive)
Highlights:
Nestled along the Skagit River, this park offers forested campsites, hiking trails, and excellent wildlife viewing opportunities, including eagles and salmon during spawning season.
Saltwater State Park
Distance from Seattle:
~20 miles south (about a 30-minute drive)
Highlights:
Located between Seattle and Tacoma, this park offers beachfront camping on Puget Sound. Enjoy tide pools, scuba diving spots, and trails through lush forests.
Kanaskat-Palmer State Park
Distance from Seattle:
~40 miles southeast (around a 1-hour drive)
Highlights:
Situated on the Green River, this park is ideal for rafting, kayaking, and fishing. The wooded campsites provide a peaceful retreat with access to riverfront beaches.
Lake Sammamish State Park
Distance from Seattle:
~20 miles east (approximately 30-minute drive)
Highlights:
While primarily a day-use park, it occasionally offers camping during special events. The park features swimming beaches, boat launches, and trails, making it a convenient outdoor escape.
Manchester State Park
Distance from Seattle:
Accessible via ferry to Kitsap Peninsula (approximately 1.5-hour journey)
Highlights:
Offers camping in a forested setting with views of Puget Sound. Explore historic military structures, hike scenic trails, and enjoy beach access.
Illahee State Park
Distance from Seattle:
Accessible via ferry to Bremerton (around 1.5-hour journey)
Highlights:
This waterfront park provides camping under a canopy of old-growth forest. Enjoy beach access, hiking trails, and opportunities for wildlife viewing.
Absolutely! Snowshoeing is a great winter activity for beginners, and renting snowshoes in Seattle is a fantastic way to get started. GeerGarage offers easy-to-use snowshoe rentals perfect for those new to the sport. So, don't hesitate to rent snowshoes and explore the beautiful winter wonderlands near Seattle.
Here's how to reserve an avalanche probe in Seattle through GeerGarage:
Select Your Rental Period:
Choose the dates you need the avalanche probe.
Rent Online:
Reserve your probe in advance online.
Pick Up Your Gear:
Collect your avalanche probe from one of our trusted lenders on your rental start date.
Remember:
Avalanche safety training is crucial.
Ensure you're well-prepared and understand how to use your avalanche safety gear.
Check local avalanche conditions and forecasts
before heading into the backcountry.
By following these steps, you can rent the necessary equipment and stay safe while enjoying the backcountry in Seattle.
Spring and summer are ideal for water sports and hiking, while winter offers snowshoeing and skiing opportunities in the nearby Cascades.
Yes, many popular campgrounds require reservations, especially during peak seasons. Check Recreation.gov or Washington State Parks' website for availability.
While microspikes can be useful on many trails near Seattle, here are a few specific trails where they are particularly recommended during winter conditions:
Rattlesnake Ledge: Known for its stunning views, this trail can become icy, especially in the early winter and late spring. Microspikes can significantly improve traction and safety.
Mount Si: While the lower portions of this popular hike may be manageable without microspikes, the upper sections can become icy and slippery, especially after snowfall.
Mailbox Peak: This challenging hike often has icy sections, particularly near the summit. Microspikes can help you navigate the slippery terrain safely.
Tiger Mountain: Many trails on Tiger Mountain, including Poo Poo Point and West Tiger, can become icy, especially in the winter months. Microspikes can provide much-needed traction.
North Bend Trails: Trails in the North Bend area, such as those leading to Mount Teneriffe and Little Si, can be icy, especially in the early morning or late afternoon.
Remember to check current trail conditions and weather forecasts before heading out. Trail conditions can change rapidly, so it's always a good idea to be prepared with appropriate gear, including microspikes.
Mountain bike rentals in Seattle start at $46.00 for the first night and $23.00 per additional night.
No, many kayaking spots in Seattle have calm waters suitable for beginners. Rental shops often provide basic instruction and safety tips.
Here are some popular kayaking destinations near Seattle:
Lake Washington: This large lake offers calm waters and beautiful views of the city skyline.
Lake Union: A smaller lake with a more urban feel, perfect for leisurely paddles and exploring the city's waterways.
Puget Sound: This vast body of water offers a variety of kayaking experiences, from calm bays to more challenging open water.
Snoqualmie River: This river offers a range of paddling opportunities, from gentle floats to more challenging whitewater sections.
Sammamish River: A more leisurely river perfect for beginners and families.
Remember to check water conditions and local regulations before heading out on the water.
Weather can vary, especially in the mountains. Summers are generally warm, while spring and fall may bring rain. Always check the forecast and pack layers.
Yes, locations like Mt. Erie and Little Si have routes suited for beginners, along with climbing gyms offering introductory classes.
Top spots include Index Town Walls, Mt. Erie, Little Si, Exit 38, and Vantage. Each offers a range of routes for different skill levels.
Great experience! This was my first time renting and Katie made it very smooth and easy for us. She was responsive and friendly. I would rent from her again.
Renting from Rebecca through GearGarage was an absolute lifesaver for my recent Mount St. Helen's climb! The ice axe I originally reserved was in great condition. When the weather conditions were dicey, I realized I might also need snowshoes, and Rebecca was incredibly responsive when I contacted her last minute.
Everything was great and easy. Aaron is nice too!
We contact lenders nearby once your request is created. We don't charge you until we successfully confirm a lender.
Our matching works FAST! Typically matches occur in under 30 minutes. Many of our rentals are same day or next day.
Our lenders are both businesses and individuals with name brand gear that's ready for any adventure.
We know plans can change. Cancel at least 48 hours before your rental begins to get a full refund.
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Making the outdoors accessible
New outdoor equipment is too expensive for many people. GeerGarage rentals are priced to make equipment available for anyone, regardless of their financial means.
Outdoor recreation can require extensive knowledge and experience. Our community aims to provide a support base dedicated to fostering community, sharing and inclusion.
Gear sits unused for most of its life. This is a waste of money and resources. Our community provides an accessible and sustainable alternative to purchasing new.
