HYDRATES
Locks in moisture and nourishes skin so the outdoors never dries you out.
REPAIRS
Heals minor cuts, scrapes, and sun-worn skin after long days outside.
SOOTHES
Calms itching from bites, stings, rashes, and chafing for fast, lasting comfort.
Hike with Confidence
Hiking exposes your skin to harsh weather conditions and irritants which can lead to dryness, sunburns, abrasions and itchiness.
Sierra Stick is crafted to keep your skin healthy so you can enjoy your time on trail.
Sierra Stick is a 3-in-1 skincare solution.
Moisturizer
Sierra Stick provides nourishment and hydration thanks to its rich blend of fatty acids.
Anti-inflammatory
Antioxidants in Sierra Stick neutralize free radicals, reducing itching and skin irritations, keeping your skin comfortable.
Ointment
Loaded with antibacterial properties, Sierra Stick can be used on minor cuts and wounds to prevent infection and promote healing.
Preserving Nature One Stick at a Time
Leave No Trace isn’t just a motto for us—it’s a fundamental aspect of our DNA.
Sierra Stick is designed to enhance your time spent outdoors but also minimize any environmental impact, leaving behind only healthy skin.
Simple Formula. Serious Hydration.
Organic Beeswax
Filtered, cleaned, and ready to lock in moisture like a tiny natural forcefield.
Organic Hemp Seed Oil
Cold-pressed, nutrient-rich, and packed with skin-loving omegas.
Trail-Tested, Hiker-Approved.
We both use them as lip balm and especially for bug bites, and love them!
Zoe and Kelby Petersen@the_adventureaddicts
I've been using my Sierra Stick on everything from cuts to hangnails and dried out skin. I keep one in my hiking first aid kit and the other in my daily bag so I always have it on hand no matter what happens!
Emily Schrick@backcountryemily
It's great for bug bites, general dry skin, and one of my favorite uses was chapstick. If I could bring one item with me to an island, It would be my Sierra Stick.
Ariel Santa MariaAmerican Alpine Club San Diego Chapter Chair
Made by a Nature Lover, for Nature Lovers
As someone who grew up surfing in San Diego and camping in the Sierra Nevada, my connection with Mother Nature runs deep. This bond is at the core of the Sierra Stick's creation, and I'm committed to staying true to it. Spending time in the wilderness taught me the importance of prioritizing the environment, and that's a principle I'll always uphold.
Leave no Trace
Guided by LNT principles in every aspect of the creation of the Sierra Stick from the selection of sustainable ingredients to the packaging.
Quality over Quantity
Handmade in San Diego to make sure every tube meets the high standard we have set for ourselves.
The Lip Balm Built for the Outdoors
From dawn’s first light to nights under starlit canopies, Sierra Stick is designed to soothe and heal your skin through every peak, valley, and trail.
Inspired by the crisp mountain air and the towering pines of the Eastern Sierra, this all-in-one balm brings the spirit of adventure to life. With each swipe, you’ll feel nature’s care, crafted to hydrate and heal without harming the land we cherish.
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Available in three different sizes
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Sierra Stick only for hikers?
While Sierra Stick is crafted by a hiker for hikers, its versatility lets everyone benefit from it, whether you get chapped lips in the office or hiking Mt. Whitney.
How should I use Sierra Stick as an ointment for minor cuts, scrapes and wounds?
- CLEAN: Wash your hands and the injured area with soap and water.
- TREAT: With the wound cleaned, apply Sierra Stick in a thin layer on top of your wound.
- COVER: Protect the wound with a bandaid or sterile gauze and tape, replacing daily.
Why did my Sierra Stick turn white?
The natural ingredients in Sierra Stick may undergo a gradual discoloration after 9-12 months, reflecting the authentic and minimally-processed origins of our ingredients.
To extend its effectiveness, store tubes you are not using in a cool dark place or a refrigerator.
Does Sierra Stick have SPF Protection?
Sierra Stick doesn’t contain SPF protection. Personally, when I hike, I prefer using clothing like hats and long sleeves to block UV rays.