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Getting away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life helps manage stress. Renting a cabin for a long weekend or an extended stay refreshes the spirit and restores balance. You may wonder, however, how to stay warm while vacationing in the middle of winter. Here are some straightforward solutions to this dilemma.

How to Stay Warm During a Cabin Vacation

1. Bring a Portable Space Heater

Electric space heaters come in easy-to-transport sizes. Have one handy if staying in a secluded cabin just in case, and use it cautiously. Don’t plug it into a socket powering other electronics, and turn it off when you leave the cabin or go to sleep. Also, keep it at least three feet away from any objects and out of high-traffic zones.

2. Pack Cozy Socks

CabinThick, comfortable socks will help you stay warm. Your extremities are the first to get cold when the weather is freezing. Wearing wool socks helps feet stay toasty and dry, counteracting the cold-weather constriction of blood vessels.

3. Drink Hot Beverages

Another way to stay warm in cold weather is to drink hot beverages. Hot cocoa, tea, and coffee increase overall body temperature and help you warm up on unusually cold days. It’s a fantastic way to start the day with a warm and tasty beverage in your belly.

4. Don’t Forget Your Blankets

Bring along a few of your favorite blankets and throws. They’ll not only keep you warm but also won’t take up too much space in your luggage. Lay them flat at the base of your suitcase, and stack your clothes on top. Small throws, if rolled up tightly, will fit snugly into a backpack.

 

Following these tips will help you stay warm and cozy in a cabin in the Great Smoky Mountains from American Patriot Getaways. As one of the area’s premier vacation rental companies, they have rental options to fill any desires. Whether it’s a couples retreat or a group getaway, they will accommodate you with a scenic Gatlinburg or Pigeon Forge cabin. Schedule your rental today by calling (800) 204-5169, or learn more about availability online.
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