British Columbia, Canada
Layers are important for staying warm and dry in snowy conditions.
Prepare for variable weather with adaptable layers.
Waterproof, insulated Winter boots with good grip for snow and ice.
Sturdy hiking boots with good ankle support. Comfortable walking shoes and Sandals.
Organize your documents before you leave.
Canada uses Type A/B outlets (120V, 60Hz). A Travel adapter is needed for non-North American plugs; a Voltage converter for different voltages.
Portable chargers for long days. A High-capacity power bank is a recommended item.
Use cloud storage for photos and documents to prevent loss.
Consider NordVPN or ExpressVPN for secure Wi-Fi access.
Small Padlock for hostel lockers, Money belt, RFID-blocking wallet.
Prepare a personal health kit to manage common travel ailments.
Insect repellent (especially for summer) and sun protection are important.
Skis/snowboard, boots, poles (skiing), helmet, goggles are standard.
A full-face helmet, body armor, and gloves are important.
Hiking poles, small daypack, and bear spray are needed for trails.
Travel comforts and security measures enhance your journey.
Pack general items for convenience and to avoid high local prices.
Refill often, Whistler tap water is excellent.
Good for groceries, less plastic waste.
Handy for picnics or self-prepared meals.
Reduce disposable battery use.
Roll your clothes tightly to save space and reduce wrinkles. Use packing cubes to organize your luggage efficiently.
Wear your heaviest items (like winter boots or a large jacket) on travel days to lighten your checked bag weight.
