The Warm Must-Haves

• Layered Clothing: Start with thermal or moisture-wicking base layers, add a fleece or sweater, and top it off with a warm, weatherproof coat.
• Winter Accessories: Don’t forget a cozy hat, gloves, and scarf—bonus if they’re cute enough for a snowy selfie.
• Insulated Boots: Whether you’re walking to dinner or exploring a trail, waterproof and warm boots are key.

The Cozy Comforts

• Pajamas & Slippers: Stay toasty inside with flannel PJs and slipper socks, especially if your rental has wood or tile floors.
• Blanket or Throw: While most places provide them, bringing your favorite can add a personal touch of comfort.
• Books or Games: Embrace the slow pace of winter and bring something to unplug with.

The Little Luxuries

• Snacks & Drinks: Think cocoa mix, wine, charcuterie, or your favorite comfort foods.
• Spa Night Staples: Pack a face mask or bubble bath for a relaxing night in.
• Camera or Journal: Capture quiet moments—or reflect on them.

The Adventure Gear

• Day Bag or Backpack: Perfect for local excursions, markets, or a winter hike.
• Ice Cleats or Yaktrax (Optional): If you’re planning to hike or explore icy trails, these can be a game-changer.
• Thermos: Fill it with cocoa or coffee for your morning walks or snowy scenic drives.

Final Tip: Pack Light—but Smart

Winter gear can be bulky, but a few well-chosen layers go a long way. Focus on warmth, comfort, and the extras that help you truly unwind.

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