• Backpack with a Pacific Crest Trail name tag in a forest setting
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  • Personalized Pacific Crest Trail wooden hangtag with custom trail name engraving
  • Engraved wooden hiking tag displayed among green leaves outdoors
  • PCT Northern Terminus Hiker Celebration with two Custom OCT Hangtag Gifts.
  • Lightweight wooden trail name tag clipped to a backpack for hiking
  • Close-up of a custom engraved wooden trail tag showing its lettering and wood grain
  • Personalized wooden hiker tag photographed against bright green foliage PCT Class Of 2025 Gift
  • Two wooden hiking tags resting on rocks outdoors
  • Wooden trail name tag hanging from the strap of a hiking backpack
  • Two wooden trail tags hanging from a backpack in a wooded setting
  • Custom engraved wooden hiking tag photographed on a rocky trail
  • Engraved wooden trail tag displayed against evergreen forest foliage
  • Two engraved wooden hiking tags displayed together above a decorative background
  • Close-up of the engraved design and natural wood grain on a hiking tag
  • Trail marker post standing along a wooded hiking path
  • Southern Terminus of PCT Close-up of a trail signpost marking a hiking route
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Eastman Custom Designs

Pacific Crest Trail Hangtag

Pacific Crest Trail Hangtag

$14.95 USD
$14.95 USD
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Personalized Pacific Crest Trail Hangtag

Celebrate your Pacific Crest Trail adventure with a personalized wooden PCT hangtag. Custom laser-engraved with your trail name or nickname, this lightweight wooden backpack tag is a meaningful keepsake for PCT thru-hikers, section hikers, backpackers, and outdoor enthusiasts.

Whether you're hiking the Pacific Crest Trail, sending trail magic to a friend, or celebrating a journey you've completed, this personalized trail name tag is a small reminder of a big adventure.

šŸŽ’ A Personalized PCT Hangtag Made for Your Story

  • Custom laser engraving: Add your trail name or nickname to create a personal keepsake.
  • Lightweight wooden design: A thoughtful addition to your backpack without adding unnecessary bulk.
  • Natural materials: Made from reclaimed wood and paired with a leather hanger.
  • Handcrafted in the Pacific Northwest: Carefully made by Eastman Custom Designs.
  • Thoughtful gift packaging: A meaningful surprise for the hiker in your life.

šŸ’Œ Send Trail Magic to a PCT Hiker

Looking for a personalized gift for someone hiking the Pacific Crest Trail? Send a custom PCT hangtag to a friend, family member, or loved one at home or at a planned mail drop.

It's a thoughtful way to celebrate a trail name, encourage someone during a long-distance hike, thank a Trail Angel, or commemorate a completed thru-hike.

A great gift for:

  • Pacific Crest Trail thru-hikers and section hikers
  • Friends and family sending trail magic
  • Trail Angels and hiking buddies
  • Backpackers celebrating a milestone or completed adventure
  • Outdoor lovers who cherish their trail memories

šŸ”ļø Find a Hangtag for Your Trail

This listing is specifically for the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT). Exploring another trail? Eastman Custom Designs also offers trail-themed designs for adventures including the Appalachian Trail (AT), Continental Divide Trail (CDT), John Muir Trail (JMT), and Colorado Trail.

Choose the trail that tells your story.

šŸ“ Product Details

  • Product: Personalized wooden PCT backpack hangtag
  • Personalization: Custom trail name or nickname
  • Material: Reclaimed wood with a leather hanger
  • Approximate size: 3ā€“3.5 inches wide
  • Processing time: Ships in 1ā€“3 business days
  • Packaging: Eco-friendly packaging

Each hangtag is made from natural reclaimed wood, so grain, color, and other details may vary slightly. These natural variations make every piece unique.

šŸŒ International Orders

Ordering from outside the United States? Email eastmancustomdesigns@yahoo.com for a personalized shipping quote.

Carry your trail name. Remember the adventure. Celebrate the Pacific Crest Trail.

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