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We’re slowly creeping towards spring, which means there are plenty of things to celebrate — longer days, better weather, more travel deals, and of course some of the best semi-annual shopping sales that you don’t want to miss — Backcountry’s included.

There’s no better time to shop Backcountry’s seasonal sale on outdoor apparel and gear from top brands like Patagonia, The North Face, and Cotopaxi. This sale is stocked with all the best things to get you ready for outdoor recreation — from trendy fleece jackets to insulated snow pants, fly fishing trousers, and more gear for all your hiking, camping, and mountaineering needs. Styles for men, women, and kids, included. Consider this sale your one-stop-shop for all your refreshed spring apparel.

Wondering just how much you will be saving for this limited-time sale? Much of the apparel is already marked up to 60% off. And with the sale-on-sale section, you’ll save an extra 20% off some best-selling items. Backcountry is also offering free shipping on all orders over $50. Shoppers have until March 28 to take advantage of these great deals.

Read on for some of our top picks from Backcountry’s sale, and be sure to check out more of the Shopping Team’s recommendations for outdoor apparel in our Aprés-ski guide, review of the best hiking boots, and gift ideas for camping lovers.

You heard it right — the iconic quarter-zip, pullover jacket is now on sale for 55% off. Patagonia’s best-selling jacket has been designed with a NetPlus nylon shell crafted from recycled fishing nets and goose-friendly insulation. Reviewers agree that this lightweight jacket is ideal for spring layering.

Patagonia’s rugged snow pants deserve a spot on the slopes. They’re designed with performance in mind — featuring integrated gaiters to keep the snow from packing in. Plus, they’re made out of fully recycled material, so you can enjoy all the mountain has to offer while reducing your carbon footprint.

With Spring around the corner, it’s time to dust off the Flannels. Or better yet, buy a brand new one like this organic cotton long-sleeve from Patagonia. It comes in a variety of colors and offers two chest patch pockets for all your utility needs. Take it on your next hike or dress it up for your first spring barbecue.

Cotopaxi was not messing around when they designed this blizzard-proof Down Parka. This extra-long jacket combines water-repelling ripstop and toasty insulation for extra warmth. On the sunnier days, open up the convenient side zips to allow for some air and enjoy more range of motion. This jacket is the perfect blend of sporty and sustainable.

Whether you decide to stay beachside or jump on the surf board, these Hydropeal Volley shorts hit all the requirements; a light, four-way stretch for easy twists and turns, a water-resistant finish to fends off splashes, and a fused waistband for a casual, yet stylish fit.

These insulated ski and snowboard pants are built for comfort in any condition. The Chimney Venting system helps prevent you from overheating when you’re working up a sweat, while the Heatseeker insulation locks in the warmth on the colder days. Stocked with plenty of pockets and convenient adjustable waist tabs for a custom fit.

Meet the versatile hiking shoe that is durable enough for hitting the trails and stylish enough for a walk around town. The Hypnum Hiking Shoe combines all the best features, including a rubber sole for sturdy traction and engineered mesh uppers for added breathability.

The kids need to stay warm too. We recommend relying on the adorable, color-packed Synchilla Jacket. The side pockets are ideal for chilly little hands, and the cinched sleeves keep out all the cold air. Plus, with this bold design, it will be easy to spot the little munchkin from afar.