WHAT TO BRING SKIING MT HUTT

This list is what I personally recommend to take on a skiing holiday.
It is based on over 20 years experience with guests enjoying their winter snow vacation.

Wool hat - fleece lined.
Sunglasses.
Goggles - double lens (for snowy / windy days). Ski jacket.
Ski pants.
Sweater or fleece (best to dress in layers).
Turtle necks - 1 a day.
Neck gaiter.
Warm ski gloves or mittens.
(Mittens are much warmer.)
Long underwear - 2 to 3 pairs.
Ski socks (thin wool-blend) - 3 pairs.
Sunblock SPF 15+.
Chap stick/ lip balm SPF 15.
Waterproof street boots/ shoes.
Bathing suits - limited sizes sold locally.
(For the spa)

Apreski /Evenings. Casual clothes, jeans are accepted everywhere. Evenings can be much colder, so bring a warm coat.

Methven which services Mt Hutt has a range of restaurants/ bars/ cafes/ take-aways to cater for all needs. Park City/ Deer Valley boasts over 100 restaurants etc. with a special service supplying excellent take away food to your house or condo. Deer Valley consistently wins the awards for Best On Mountain Food, Best Grooming and Best Guest Service in North America. Hot tubs or pools are standard at most lodgings. Bring a bathing suit.

Ski equipment, clothes and accessories can be purchased or hired locally. If something doesn't suit (e.g. uncomfortable boots; inappropriate skis / clothing), it is usually much easier to deal with a local ski shop. In this way the situation may be resolved and skiing resumed! At Deer Valley my personal recommendation is the Deer Valley Rental.

 

Ski Instructors Mt Hutt

NEIL PARKER SKI INSTRUCTOR MT HUTT

 

Taking a private lesson is like taking a session with a personal trainer. Neil works on your style, sorts out your trouble spots, boosts your skill levels and does wonders for your confidence! It’s all about you.

Get maximum improvement and individualised training with Neil, your professional instructor, qualified to give you the best feedback and tuition possible.

Neil's qualifications enable him to teach all ages & abilities from first timers to ski instructors, from 4 to 79 years of age.