Looking for more planning tips than just a travel checklist? Check out our itineraries or explore more Winter Park activity options.This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). If you forget anything though, don’t sweat it! You can find everything you need in the Winter Park Village. Check the WeatherĬheck the weather within a day or two of leaving for your mountain getaway, so you make sure to pack the appropriate clothing. Book lodging with us, and you’ll wake up just steps away from adventure. Get in bed early and get ready to seize the day! And it’s easy to wake up and get out early when you stay where you play. (You can grab a branded re-useable water bottle in the Village when you arrive!) Get Plenty of Restĭon’t start your trip off exhausted. Start hydrating before you leave and bring water with you on all your adventures. If you haven’t spent much time at high altitude, your body will need that extra dose of H2O. Your packing and trip prep starts before you even leave! Check out our pre-trip bonus tips. You’ll be wishing you could swing life away all day. There are plenty of hammock-able spots on the mountain. Bring a back-up camera to capture all those mountain memories. We suggest something durable and waterproof, like a GoPro, which can also allow you to document your adventure hand-free with the right accessories. We all have camera phones with, honestly, really great cameras! But keeping a charge on a long day can be a challenge. CORE Bars, trail mix, or dried fruit are the perfect summit snack. (You can also get fancy with a tiny snacklebox!) Mid-trail snack break. You’ll be doing a lot of physical activity, so pack some healthy snacks to keep yourself fueled. No one wants to start the trip with a sunburn. Just like any other summer getaway, you’ll want to protect your skin. Plus, it’s easy to refill while you’re out adventuring. Stay hydrated and drink plenty of water! Pack a re-usable water bottle to cut down on plastic waste (or pick one up in one of our Village shops!). Pack a hat to keep the sun off your face.Ī post shared by Biz Brumm Re-usable Water Bottle You came to the mountains to enjoy the outdoors and bask in the sunshine! Chances are, you’ll be outside for most of your trip. Pack a pair of jeans! Mountain towns are casual, but you might still want to freshen up for dinner. (Bonus: pair that with a flannel and you’ll be considered “mountain chic.”) Must-Have Accessories Baseball Cap/ Hat Nothing’s better than putting on a fresh pair of Darn Tough socks after a day of outdoor adventuring. We recommend moisture-wicking socks to keep your feet cool and dry. We’re not saying your feet are smelly…but they might sweat a little more when you’re adventuring all day. Pack a swimsuit for a nice day at the lake, or on the river. SwimsuitĪlthough we don’t have beaches, the mountains have plenty of water-related activities. If they’re waterproof, it’s a bonus because you can wear them in the river or in the lake. It will feel nice to give your feet a break from the constricting hiking boots you’ll wear on adventures. Sandals can also come in handy on your mountain adventure. Bring a good pair of sturdy hiking boots Sandals Hiking boots provide more stability so you can easily troop over sticks, rocks, and other mountain obstacles with ease. If you’re going to be adventuring outside, you’ll need hiking boots. Pack a warm jacket that you can easily take off and store away. Grab a jacket for when the sun goes down. The US Forest Service has more on what to do if you get caught in a lightning storm. When outside in the rain though, make sure to be wary of lightning storms. The North Face has plenty of lightweight, comfortable, and stylish rain jackets to keep you dry on the mountain. Pack a light rain jacket that you can stuff in your backpack and is easily accessible. One moment it can be sunny and the next, rainclouds can roll in. When you’re at high altitude, the weather can change quickly. A post shared by Kari Kolicko | Denver + Boulder County Realtor Raincoat
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