Pine Trees Mountains Cornhole Vinyl Wraps
Take Your Tosses to New Heights

Ready to bring a little fresh mountain air to your backyard game? Our Pine Trees Mountains Cornhole Vinyl Wraps are designed for those who prefer their cornhole with a side of pine-scented breeze and epic summit views. Whether you’re aiming for the board or just aiming to look cool, these wraps deliver a rugged outdoor vibe that’s as solid as a mountain trail.

Featuring a scenic silhouette of towering pines and jagged peaks, this design gives your boards that adventurous spirit—perfect for campfire stories, trail snacks, and bragging rights after every toss. Warning: side effects may include daydreaming about hiking while playing.

Made with premium, weather-resistant vinyl, these wraps laugh in the face of rain, sun, and even that one friend who thinks cornhole is an extreme sport. Easy to apply and clean, so your boards stay sharp from dawn patrol to dusk.

Product Details:
• Design: Pine tree and mountain silhouette inspired by nature’s best
• Material: High-grade, weatherproof vinyl built for outdoor fun
• Finish: Matte finish to keep glare out of your eyes and style in
• Adhesive: Bubble-free, repositionable, and leaves no sticky mess
• Durability: UV-resistant, waterproof, and scratch-proof for rough play
• Size: Fits standard 24"x48" cornhole boards
• Use: Ideal for campgrounds, backyards, tailgates, and mountain lodges
• Installation: Easy peel-and-stick application, no mountain guide needed
• Note: Wraps are not laminated. For best durability, seal with water-based urethane followed by multiple coats of oil-based or spar urethane. See our “How-To” video for full instructions.

Why You’ll Love It:
• Perfect for outdoor lovers and mountain enthusiasts
• Classic nature-inspired design that stands out without shouting
• Tough enough to handle everything from campfire gatherings to spirited tournaments
• Makes a great gift for hikers, campers, and anyone who loves the wilderness
• Pairs perfectly with a cold drink and a view of the great outdoors

When you’re not climbing peaks, at least your cornhole boards can look like they belong there.