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What to Wear on an Alpine Coaster

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Wear closed-toe shoes you can walk and climb stairs in. Clothes should let you sit, reach the brake, and stay warm on an exposed hillside. Secure long hair. Leave loose hats and untethered phones in a locker if the park requires it.

Mountain weather changes. A light layer beats a dress that flies up on the first bank.

Quick Facts

  • Closed-toe shoes
  • Secure loose items
  • Layer for wind on the lift
  • Follow that park’s clothing and locker rules

FAQ

Sandals? Usually no. Parks want closed toes.

Helmet? Some parks require or offer one. Follow the brief.

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