Winter sports packing list

Winter sports trips need warm layers, protective gear, and extras for cold, dry mountain conditions. Use this list as your base, then personalize it for skiing, snowboarding, or a mixed winter holiday.

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Your list will include items like

Thermal base layers, fleece, and a waterproof outer layer
Ski socks, gloves, neck warmer, and hat
Goggles, helmet, and sun protection for snow glare
Après-ski clothing and warm comfortable shoes
Hand warmers, lip balm, and moisturizer

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What to pack for a winter sports vacation

Thermal base layers, fleece, and a waterproof outer layer
Ski socks, gloves, neck warmer, and hat
Goggles, helmet, and sun protection for snow glare
Après-ski clothing and warm comfortable shoes
Hand warmers, lip balm, and moisturizer
Travel insurance and equipment rental details

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Rent or bring your gear?

Many travelers rent skis, boots, and boards at the resort. Still pack your own helmet, goggles, and base layers for comfort and hygiene.

Frequently asked questions

How many layers should I pack for skiing?

Plan for a base layer, mid-layer, and waterproof shell. Extra base layers help if clothing gets wet or you want fresh layers each day.

What do people forget on ski trips?

Sunscreen, lip balm, goggles, ski socks, and comfortable shoes for evenings are commonly forgotten.

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