How to pack for Whistler
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Nestled snugly between snowcapped mountains with surreal vistas, Whistler is certainly a winter wonderland! The region receives an adequate amount of snow during winter months of the year with ideal conditions for winter sports such as skiing, snowboarding, sledging and even ice skating thus, it is home to a large concentration of Ski Resorts. If you are planning to visit here anytime soon, here is a curated list of things you will need during your time here. Helmet Not only it protects your head while you partake in many adventure sports, but also keeps your head warm. When you bring one with you make sure that your helmet is in good condition without any seams or cracks since this could disrupt the insulation. If you want it to make you warmer, tie up a bandana over your head before wearing the helmet. Thermal T-shirts and Baselayers Acting as the first line of defence in fighting off cold, these stay the closest to your skin offering you maximum insulation, keeping the heat within y...