SKIING AND SNOWBOARDING
Do it like the Eivy crew and grab your snow gear to speed down a hill. There’s simply no bad day to go out and strap in, at least not as long as you are layered up properly. And nope there’s no need to be a seasoned pro, it’s never too late to learn a new skill.
SNOWSHOEING
Grab your avalanche equipment, step in those snowshoes or splitboard and walk up the mountain yourself. Ski lifts can be all nice and stuff but if you want to reach those areas where all the best lines to ride are still untouched you’ll have to do the walking.
WINTER HIKING
Don’t let the cold stop you from going out hiking. This is your chance to go full on gorpcore, get that Instagram outdoor post or simply explore new areas by foot. What’s super important is to layer properly, cause getting sweaty on your walk up and cold on your walk down is like the worst thing ever.
DOG SLEDDING
Lazy AND an animal lover? Many resorts and winter areas offer dog sledding. This one’s for you who likes speed but also likes to just sit down and relax. Through this activity, you’ll get both.
WINTER CAMPING
Round up your squad, put on your Eivy layers, grab your tent plus sleeping bag, and randomly choose a place through Google Maps to set up a camp in. Winter camping might not be for everyone but for all of you who think Wim Hof is THE dude this is your ticket to test and see if freezing really is your thing.
INDOOR ACTIVITIES
If you simply hate snow and fresh air and rather prefer staying warm indoors while your squad is hitting the outdoors, look out for activities like heading to a spa or a chill yoga class. Pro tip, the Eivy base layers work fine for indoor days too. We like you even if you don’t like winter <3
