The Best Vegan Hiking Boots for 2025

Hit the trails in these sustainable shoes!

By VegOut Editorial Team

Plant-based publication since 2016 · Editorial team across food, lifestyle, and human-behavior writing

Published Feb 26, 2025

Edited by the VegOut Editorial Team · Editorial standards

Fashion & Beauty

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Hit the trails in these sustainable shoes!

Whether you’re hiking through a park or on a local trail, it’s important to have a solid pair of hiking shoes. The great outdoors features a variety of terrains that regular sneakers can’t handle. Well, unless you want to slip and slide your way downhill. So, you’re going to want a pair of shoes with good grip, arch and ankle support, and overall durability. That’s why we’ve created this list of the best vegan hiking boots on the market!

Bahé Rediscover Hiking Boots

Designed for adventurers seeking a barefoot feel, Bahé’s Rediscover Hiking Boot combines comfort, sustainability, and durability. Made with vegan, eco-friendly materials, these lightweight boots offer flexibility and grip for any terrain. Whether you're hitting the trails or grounding yourself in nature, Bahé keeps you connected to the earth—literally. Use promo code VEGOUT for 10% off your purchase!

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Xero Shoes Scrambler Mid

Lightweight, flexible, and built for the trail, the Xero Shoes Scrambler Mid brings a barefoot-inspired feel to rugged terrain. With a durable, grippy outsole and a breathable, vegan-friendly design, these boots offer durability without the bulk. Perfect for hikers looking to stay light on their feet while exploring the great outdoors.

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WVSport Waterproof Hiking Boots

When it comes to sustainable shoes, Will’s Vegan Store stocks a variety of options! The WVSport Waterproof Hiking Boots boast ethically sourced material and produced using 70% solar power. With great grip, support, and comfort, these kicks are a stellar choice for your outdoor adventures!

Will’s Vegan Store

Vivobarefoot Tracker Textile AT

This lightweight, barefoot-style hiking boot is built for adventure. The Tracker Textile AT features a flexible, grippy sole that mimics natural movement while providing excellent traction on rugged terrain. Made with vegan materials, it's designed for durability, breathability, and comfort.

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VegOut Editorial Team

Plant-based publication since 2016 · Editorial team across food, lifestyle, and human-behavior writing

VegOut launched in 2016 as a plant-based dining voice and has grown into a digital lifestyle publication for conscious living. Our editorial team covers what we eat, how we live, and how we think — from chef-driven recipes and sustainable travel to the psychology of relationships, generational shifts, and emotional resilience. We publish for a readership ranging from committed vegans to the curiously conscious, all united by a philosophy of impact over identity. We’re anti-dogma, pro-progress, and we believe the planet doesn’t need a few people doing conscious living perfectly — it needs millions of people doing it imperfectly.

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