Girls Gone Wildwood releases limited-edition stickers

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Show Your Wild Side on the Trails
Girls Gone Wildwood releases limited-edition stickers reflective of Portland’s Forest Park

Portland, Ore. – Girls Gone Wildwood, a one-stop shop about the adventures of two ultra-trail runners, has released new limited edition, weather-resistant stickers. Designed after trail signs in Portland’s quintessential Forest Park, these new stickers reflect Girls Gone Wildwood’s Oregon roots, but showcase the global footprint of two dedicated outdoor enthusiasts.

Be a part of a movement that celebrates women who lace up their sneakers, hit the trails and rack up hundreds of miles both at home and abroad. GirlsGoneWildwood.com was founded in 2011 by best friends Ann Wallace and Susan Kelley as a place to record all their Forest Park running routes. It is now the largest repository of running routes in Forest Park and has grown to include race reports, hiking and running routes from all over the world.


The stickers are free and available while supplies last at GirlsGoneWildwood.com, where you can also follow along with Ann and Susan’s running and travel adventures. Also, visit them at Instagram at @girlsgonewildwood.

To get a sticker email your name and address to info[at]girlsgonewildwood[dot]com. We don't share information. 

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