The Best Boots to Pack for Your Next Ski Trip
Congrats: You booked your first ski trip. And once your excitement has settled down, you have to think about what you're going to wear. No need to worry about the big guns (aka all the snowboarding gear); you can rent that once you're at the resort. You might also have quite a few cozy coat options in your closet already. However, when it comes to shoes, your sneakers and everyday black ankle boots won't make the cut. Yes, you're going to need après-ski boots, aka boots that will keep your toes warm and cozy after hitting the slopes. And your search for said style ends here: Ahead, we've rounded up the best warm boots to wear after skiing and snowboarding. From classic moon boots to trendier, more colorful options, there's surely a pair for you.
Pac Boots
Snow Boots
Winter Hiking Boots
You can't escape the white-boot trend even when it comes to après-ski booties.
Are you're planning for your first ski trip? Here's what else you should pack.
-
Amal Clooney's Croc-Embossed Thigh-High Boots Are About to Cause a Stir
Guaranteed.
By Erin Fitzpatrick
-
The Boot Trend Everyone With Expensive Taste Is Styling Instead of Flats or Heels
We're here for it.
By Michelle Scanga
-
These Are the 7 Stylish Shoe Trends Fashion People Will Be Wearing With Jeans This Spring
I see chic denim outfits in your future.
By Jennifer Camp Forbes
-
If a French Woman Shopped the Gap and Banana Republic Sales, These 30 Chic Picks Would Catch Her Eye
Oui, merci!
By Jennifer Camp Forbes
-
It's Official: French Women Love This Boot Style for Spring
Here's how they are styling it.
By Michelle Scanga
-
When Sydney Sweeney and Lady Gaga Own the Exact Same Boots, You Know They're Good
Great minds think alike.
By Drew Elovitz
-
I Want to Build a New Wardrobe—30 Incredibly Elegant Pieces I'm Eyeing From the Nordstrom Winter Sale
Bring on the chic outfits.
By Jennifer Camp Forbes
-
I Forgot About These Winter Boots Until Meghan Markle Styled a Pair In the Most 2025 Way
Good thing they're on sale.
By Eliza Huber