Hiking Socks
Built for the trail and the long day out. Our Hiking collection is knit in Princeville, Québec in merino and lambswool for day hikes, backpacking, and rough ground. Wool wicks sweat, cushions every step, fights odour, and holds off blisters even when the miles add up. Every pair carries a Heat Scale rating so you can match the sock to the trip.
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Why choose Duray hiking socks
Made in Canada since 1939, knit in our own Québec factories from the raw wool to the finished pair.
Merino and lambswool wick moisture and keep you warm even when damp.
A cushioned knit takes the pressure of rough ground and long miles.
Wool resists odour, so one pair carries you through a long day on the trail.
Find the right pair for your hike
For cool and shoulder-season hikes, the Hike and Chic-Chocs bring mid-weight warmth.
For summer and fast miles, the lighter Otish and Expedition keep feet cool and dry.
For cold, high routes, the Iceberg adds serious warmth.
Fewer blisters, drier feet
Wool moves sweat off your skin, so feet stay drier and blisters are less likely.
A close, smooth-knit fit cuts the rubbing that causes hot spots.
Add a thin liner underneath on the longest days for extra protection.
Frequently asked questions
Wool wicks sweat, cushions your feet, fights odour, and keeps you warm even when damp, which cuts blisters on long days.
A crew or boot length in merino or lambswool works best. It cushions pressure points and stays put inside the boot.
A smooth, close fit and moisture-wicking wool cut the rubbing and damp that cause blisters over long distances.
No. Lighter merino pairs are thin and breathable, so they move heat and moisture away and keep feet cool.
Turn them inside out, wash in cold water, and lay flat or tumble dry low. Skip the fabric softener, since it coats the wool.