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The Landmark Project’s caps suit someone who likes the park’s name to be the main design. Gold Zion lettering fills a burgundy front, while Yellowstone uses ochre and cream. The pom beanies add a knit landscape above the name.
Our picks
Zion$36
Zion National Park Trucker Hat
The Landmark Project
Zion National Park in gold letters on burgundy.
Yellowstone$36
Yellowstone National Park Trucker Hat
The Landmark Project
The park’s name in ochre and cream.
Every park$36
The Landmark Project
America’s National Parks 1872, with a rope across the front.
What it sells
The Landmark Project started as a husband-and-wife print shop and ships from Greenville, South Carolina. Its park truckers come for Zion, Yellowstone, Olympic and Joshua Tree.
Three more caps cover the whole park system, and there are pom beanies for Zion, Grand Canyon and Joshua Tree.
How they fit
The park truckers are 5-panel caps with a medium crown, a curved bill and a mesh back, in a cotton and polyester blend. Every hat is one size.
Before you buy
Where the money goes
Each park hat’s listing says it supports the National Parks Conservation Association through a partnership. Landmark also says it gives 1% of its gross revenue to charity, and its impact page says it has raised more than $1.7 million with its partners.
The other brands that give are in which national park hats give back.
Where to buy
Landmark’s own site ships free on orders over $65, and returns are free for 45 days if the hat is unworn.
Yellowstone General Stores sells a Landmark bison beanie for $19.88.
The hats
Best for Zion spelled out in gold
Zion National Park Trucker Hat
The Landmark Project
- Style
- 5-panel trucker with a medium crown and curved bill
- Design
- Zion National Park lettering
- Made of
- 50% organic cotton, 50% polyester
- Giving
- The Landmark Project cites a partnership with the National Parks Conservation Association
The gold lettering stands out against burgundy, with cream mesh at the back. At $36, it’s a simple alternative to the landscape patches on many Zion caps.
Best for Yellowstone's name in ochre
Yellowstone National Park Trucker Hat
The Landmark Project
- Style
- 5-panel trucker with a medium crown and curved bill
- Design
- Colorblock type design in ochre and cream
- Made of
- 50% organic cotton / 50% polyester
- Giving
- The Landmark Project cites a partnership with the National Parks Conservation Association
Yellowstone uses ochre and cream on the same $36 cap shape as Zion. Olympic and Joshua Tree get their own colors too, so the lettering and palette are the main differences between them.
Best for someone who's been to a lot of parks
National Parks Trucker
The Landmark Project
- Style
- Trucker cap the maker calls lightweight and breathable
- Design
- Embroidered design
- Giving
- The maker says it supports parks through a partnership with the National Parks Conservation Association
- Reviews
- 5.0 from 1 review on The Landmark Project's site
The embroidered America’s National Parks 1872 design suits someone who doesn’t want to choose a single park. A rope follows the bill, and the cap comes in spruce with khaki or cream with blue.
Best for Zion in cold weather
Zion National Park Beanie
The Landmark Project
- Style
- Cuffed knit beanie with a pom
- Design
- Jacquard-knit 'Zion Natl Park' on the cuff, with a canyon above
- Made of
- 50% recycled polyester, 50% acrylic
- Fit
- One size; no measurements listed
- Giving
- Landmark says it supports the National Parks Conservation Association
- Reviews
- 5.0 from 1 review on The Landmark Project's site
Zion Natl Park knit into the cuff, with a canyon knit above it and a pom on top. It’s $32, and Grand Canyon and Joshua Tree get the same beanie.
Downsides
Half acrylic and half polyester, so it’s for camp and town more than a cold hike.