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Often forgotten extras:

• Small rucksack: A lightweight, waterproof bag can be useful for carrying water and snacks on the mountain. 
• Wrist guards and knee pads: A great idea for beginners and boarders as you’ll probably be falling over a lot at first!
• Glove liners: These are great if you struggle with circulation issues - an extra pair of thin gloves under your waterproof ones will trap another layer of warmth.
• Hand warmers: Tuck a couple of reusable hand warmers into your pocket, ready to give off hours of heat at the click of a button.
• Sun cream: Don’t be fooled by the temperature - even when it’s cold out, the sun’s UV rays can still do damage, especially at high altitude.
• Lip balm: The mountain air can really dry out your lips, so come prepared.
• Swimsuit: Many resorts have a pool or hot tub somewhere so remember your swimsuit if you want to go for a dip.
• Flip-flops: In most public spas and pools, you’ll need to wear flip-flops. You can usually buy them there, but it’s easier and cheaper to just bring your own.
• Water bottle: Staying hydrated is key when you’re skiing. Choose a reusable bottle to cut down waste – and if you’re not taking a bag, get a collapsible one that you can squeeze into your pocket.
• Snacks: Stash a few snacks in your jacket to keep up your energy levels throughout the day – bring them from home to save on resort prices.