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$3.48The Story
Engaging, colorful deck of playing cards that highlights 16 inspiring and diverse women who have changed the face of the outdoors
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- Full set of playing cards includes box insert with mini-bios of these amazing women
- Perfect stocking-stuffer for women and girls
- Numbered cards feature icons of wilderness
Fully illustrated by award-winning artist Sharisse Steber, A Woman’s Place Is in the Wild is a fun, colorful deck of cards that highlights and celebrates female outdoor adventurers. Each of the royal, or "face," cards features a portrait of an accomplished female outdoor athlete, including:- Elsye "Chardonnay" Walker – first Black woman to hike the Triple Crown
- Grandma Gatewood – ultralight hiking pioneer
- Rebecca Rusch – mountain biker and ultra-endurance athlete
- Junko Tabei – first woman to summit Mount Everest
- Betty Soskin – oldest active National Park Service Ranger

Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Engaging, colorful deck of playing cards that highlights 16 inspiring and diverse women who have changed the face of the outdoors
-
- Full set of playing cards includes box insert with mini-bios of these amazing women
- Perfect stocking-stuffer for women and girls
- Numbered cards feature icons of wilderness
Fully illustrated by award-winning artist Sharisse Steber, A Woman’s Place Is in the Wild is a fun, colorful deck of cards that highlights and celebrates female outdoor adventurers. Each of the royal, or "face," cards features a portrait of an accomplished female outdoor athlete, including:- Elsye "Chardonnay" Walker – first Black woman to hike the Triple Crown
- Grandma Gatewood – ultralight hiking pioneer
- Rebecca Rusch – mountain biker and ultra-endurance athlete
- Junko Tabei – first woman to summit Mount Everest
- Betty Soskin – oldest active National Park Service Ranger























