what to bring

  • Backpack - for extra clothes & supplies
  • Hat - if your head is warm the rest of you is likely to stay warm.
  • Water proof Gloves/Mittens - mittens are warmest.
  • Goggles/Sunglasses - you definitely need UV protection, the sun's 40% stronger up here. Goggles are strongly recommended on cold or snowy days for warmth and increased visibility.
  • Jacket/Parka (water resistant)
  • Synthetic or wool base layers for top & bottom - it's better to be warm than cold, you can always shed layers. Synthetic materials help to wick moisture away from your skin. Once again, NO COTTON.
  • Snow/Water resistant pants - very important, your 1st day will acquaint your rear end to the snow, keep it warm & dry.
  • Warm, dry socks - No cotton. Wear only one pair of socks.
  • Sunscreen - SPF 15 or higher
  • Lip Balm
  • Snack, Fruit, Energy Bar
  • Trail Map - available for free throughout the mountain.
  • ID, Wallet, Cash
  • Extra Clothes, Shoes - to change into when you're all done, in order to go out and celebrate your 1st day.
  • Water - stay hydrated to help with altitude acclimation.
  • Equipment - either skis, poles and boots; or snowboard and snowboard specific boots.

  • Sweaters

  • for skiing and around town

  • Snow Hat

  • sweatshirts

  • jeans

  • sweats

  • leggings

  • Ski Trip Sweatshirt

  • Base layer

  • Ski Pants

  • Ski Goggles

  • Gloves