I’ve spent nearly every winter weekend for the past 10-plus years at a ski resort.
My kids have been on alpine-race teams and, more recently, freestyle ski and snowboard teams. So, whether they’re training, racing, competing or just enjoying (I especially love our zero-pressure family ski trips), we’re almost always at the mountain.
Over the past 10 years, I’ve developed a formula for packing for ski trips that easily scales from a quick, easy visit to a weeklong family trip (that often includes a flight).
The Ultimate Ski-Trip Packing List: From Hitting The Slopes To Aprés-Ski Essentials
Whether I’m headed to Aspen, Big Sky or Stowe, here’s the shortlist of things I almost always bring.
In this video, I include my go-to ski kit for on-slope activities, give advice on whether to rent or buy your gear, an easy formula for aprés-ski outfits, as well as what I bring for lounging around the resort and checking out the town.
Links to everything can be found in the description under the video (on YouTube).
Cheers to winter adventures!!
xo,
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Make sure your kid’s mittens are waterproof!
Shana you are a genius! I’m not a skier and would rather go someplace warm in the winter but as a chronic overpacker I really loved this.
Love this! So helpful. I ordered the Halfdays Lawrence jacket. I love it but the arms are SO long on me. Any recs for great, warm ski jackets with short-ish arms? Or that come in petite? Thanks!