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Public Lands Pin - Keep Them Public
Public Lands Pin - Keep Them Public
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A Public Lands Pin for the Places You Keep Going Back To
Some of the best parts of a trip are the places that are still there when you come back.
The trail through the forest. The mountain road. The river crossing. The open stretch of land where you can pull over, shoulder the pack and head off for the day.
PUBLIC LANDS. KEEP THEM PUBLIC.

This pin puts the message alongside a mountain, pines, winding river and warm sunset, giving it the feel of an old outdoor badge rather than a plain statement button.
It looks good on the gear that actually gets outside with you.
Choose Your Size
Same artwork. Three sizes, depending on how much space you want it to take up.
🔸 1.25" for a smaller pin on a jacket, cap or growing collection
🔸 2.25" for the best balance of visibility and everyday wear
🔸 3" for a larger statement on a backpack, jacket or bag
The 2.25" version is the easiest all-round choice if you want the lettering and mountain artwork to read clearly without making the pin feel oversized.
A Public Lands Button With a Proper Outdoor Feel
The message is straightforward. The artwork gives it some life.
Deep forest green, cream lettering, mountain peaks, pine trees, a winding river and a burnt-orange sun give this button the feel of an old trail badge rather than political merch.
That makes it easy to wear alongside hiking patches, park pins, trail stickers and the other bits of gear that slowly collect around a life spent outside.
Made for Backpacks, Jackets and Everyday Gear
This is a small piece, but it belongs on things that actually go places.
Put it on a hiking backpack, denim jacket, tote, hat or everyday bag. Add it to your camping gear or keep it on a pin board at home.
It is also an easy gift for someone who already has their favourite pack, jacket and technical gear sorted. There is no sizing to guess and no complicated piece of equipment to get wrong.
For Hikers, Campers and People Who Care About Public Lands
A good fit for hikers, campers, hunters, anglers, national park travellers, road-trip people and anyone who cares about keeping public outdoor spaces accessible.

It works as a small birthday gift, Christmas stocking filler, hiking gift, camping gift, road-trip add-on or simple “saw this and thought of you” kind of present.
Sometimes the smallest piece of gear says the most.
Why This One Stands Apart
The Protect Our Parks pin speaks specifically to parks.
This one is broader.
PUBLIC LANDS. KEEP THEM PUBLIC.
It is about the forests, mountains, rivers, trails and open spaces that people head out to use, whether they are hiking, camping, fishing, hunting, travelling or simply finding somewhere to breathe for a while.
That gives the design a stronger public-land identity while keeping it firmly rooted in outdoor culture.
The Pin That Goes Where You Go
The best pins usually end up attached to something that already has a few miles on it.
Put this on the backpack that goes hiking, the jacket that comes camping, or the bag that lives in the car.
A Public Lands pin made for hikers, campers, national park lovers and people who want to carry a simple reminder that the places we use and love are worth keeping public.
Check out our full collection for more outdoor pins, hiking patches, stickers, trail accessories and Wyld Peak gear built for people who feel better outside.
FAQ
What does “Public Lands. Keep Them Public.” mean?
It is a straightforward message in support of keeping public lands accessible to the public.
Is this a public lands pin?
Yes. It is a round pinback button designed around public lands, mountains, rivers, hiking and the outdoors.
What sizes are available?
The design comes in 1.25", 2.25" and 3" sizes.
Which size is best for a backpack?
The 2.25" size is the best all-round option for backpacks and jackets because the message and artwork are easy to see without taking over the whole bag.
Where can I wear it?
It works well on hiking backpacks, jackets, hats, tote bags, work bags, pin boards and outdoor gear.
Is this a good gift for hikers?
Yes. It is an easy small gift for hikers, campers, national park lovers, outdoor travellers and people who care about public lands.
What makes this different from the Protect Our Parks pin?
Protect Our Parks focuses specifically on parks. This design is broader, with the message centred on public lands and keeping public access to them.
Will the colours look exactly like the photos?
Colours can vary slightly depending on screen settings and the finished print.
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