Best Products Style Shoes The 19 Best Travel-friendly Winter Boots By Katie Fish Published on October 31, 2018 Share Tweet Pin Email We independently research, test, review, and recommend the best products—learn more about our process. If you buy something through our links, we may earn a commission. Photo: Getty Images/iStockphoto Planning which footwear to pack for a winter getaway can be a challenge, especially when your go-to travel shoes don't protect against weather extremes like rain, sleet, or snow. Related:The Most Comfortable Boots for Travel, According to a Podiatrist So we pulled together a list of the toughest, warmest, and most packable boots out there. Read on to see which shoes are your best bets for winter hiking, full-leg coverage, and more. 01 of 19 Best for: Equestrian Style Courtesy of Vionic These Vionic boots are a great travel companion because of their sturdy rubber soles, wather-resistant leather, and super comfy cushioned insoles. To buy: vionicshoes.com, $250 02 of 19 Best for: A One-shoe Weekend Courtesy of Coach Winter boots can be clunky and take up a lot of precious luggage space. Wear these Coach Chelsea boots, which look great with casual jeans during the day, or with tights and a dress for a night out, and you won't need another pair all weekend. To buy: coach.com, $295 03 of 19 Best for: Traction Courtesy of Nordstrom An extremely tough tread and waterproof construction make these Keen boots perfect for a weekend of exploring all types of terrain. Plus, we love the cozy faux-fur lining. To buy: nordstrom.com, $130 04 of 19 Best For: Snow and Style Courtesy of Cole Haan These waterproof hiker boots from Cole Haan are not only weather-resistant, but cute. They'll easily take you from a snowy stroll to après ski and dinner with ease. This limited-edition colorway is part of a collaboration with celebrity stylist Simone Harouche and there are four more equally chic styles to check out, too. To buy: colehaan.com, $270 05 of 19 Best for: A Rain Boot in Disguise Courtesy of Zappos The last thing you want to pack for a vacation is a pair of large rain wellies that take up half your suitcase, but these sleek short boots with studded detailing and side goring panels don't even look like traditional galoshes. To buy: zappos.com, $145 06 of 19 Best for: A Comfortable Classic Courtesy of Nordstrom The leather on this elegantly designed boot by Aquatalia has been treated with a protective weatherproofing process, and a subtle low heel makes them comfortable enough to bring on all your travels. To buy: nordstrom.com, $595 07 of 19 Best for: Hiking Courtesy of Columbia Columbia offers a waterproof and seam-sealed boot that is technical enough to hike in, but simple and chic enough to wear as your everyday boot on a trip, too. To buy: columbia.com, $80 08 of 19 Best for: Après-ski Courtesy of Matchesfashion.com For those who want a bit of luxury this winter, these Italian-made suede and fur-trimmed, lug-soled boots will easily take you from the mountain to the lodge. To buy: matchesfashion.com, $374 09 of 19 Best for: The Non-boot Courtesy of Keds Sneakers aren't typically known for their warmth, but this style of Keds is water- and stain-repellant and features a heat retention layer to keep feet dry and warm while treading around. To buy: keds.com, $75 10 of 19 Best for: A Lace-up Boot Courtesy of Zappos There is no better lace-up than iconic Dr. Martens. This style is an update on the classic, and with its Goodyear welted construction and air-cushioned sole, these boots are to made to last. The vegan pair is one of Emma Watson's travel shoes of choice. To buy: zappos.com, $140 11 of 19 Best for: Extreme Weather Courtesy of Nordstrom For those trips with unpredictable weather ahead, bring along these Sorel boots. The rubber sole, waterproof upper, and cozy faux-fur lining are guaranteed to keep the heat in and unwanted moisture out. To buy: nordstrom.com, $170 12 of 19 Best for: A Little Height Courtesy of Zappos These waterproof leather Blondo boots will give you an added boost, perfect for perusing the streets of a new city (all while keeping you dry and comfortable). To buy: nordstrom.com, $140 13 of 19 Best for: Full-leg Coverage Courtesy of Bloomingdale's A pair of Stuart Weitzman suede thigh-highs will give you a leg up on packing, since they fold easily and won't wrinkle in transit. To buy: bloomingdales.com, $798 14 of 19 Best for: A Pop of Color Courtesy of Zappos Blundstone boots are made resist rain, snow, oil, and even acid. The pink elastic goring is a colorful detail that will make an otherwise gloomy day brighter. To buy: zappos.com, $175 15 of 19 Best for: Sleet Courtesy of Zappos These Bogs boots will keep you grounded during the snowmelt, whether walking to the lodge or crossing a slippery city street. The built-in handles and lace-tops make them much easier to put on, too. To buy: zappos.com, $100 16 of 19 Best for: Winter Wandering Courtesy of Eastern Mountain Sports Vasque's Pow Pow III Ultradry style has a dual-density foot bed for extra stability and is lined with shearling and extra insulation, making this the best hiking boot out there! To buy: ems.com, $150 17 of 19 Best for: Boots That Feel Like Slippers Courtesy of Ugg On your next cold-weather trip, bring along these Ugg boots with a water-resistant leather upper and a cozy wool lining and insole for extreme comfort and warmth. To buy: ugg.com, $200 18 of 19 Best for: Suede Booties Courtesy of Neiman Marcus Suede boots are the most versatile pick, but it's not easy to find a pair you can wear in the rain. Italeau has the waterproof and stain-resistant answer, and it comes with a two-inch block heel that's walkable enough for daytime wear and tear and polished enough to be dressed up by night. To buy:neimanmarcus.com, $445 19 of 19 Best for: A Quilted Boot Courtesy of Nordstrom Black boots are a go-to for outerwear, and this insulated pair from Trotters is perfect for walking around a slushy or snowy city in style. To buy: nordstrom.com, $99 Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit