Our Resorts

We bring our crews to handpicked snow destinations across Asia and beyond. Explore each resort in detail, or compare them side by side to find the best fit for your trip.

Resort guides by country

Japan

  • Kiroro Snow World

    Hokkaido, Japan · World-Class · January - February

    Akaigawa Village powder base between Sapporo and Otaru — choose the stay and base that fits your trip before you chase the powder.

  • Rusutsu Resort

    Hokkaido, Japan · Excellent · December - March

    Three mountains, endless powder, and award-winning terrain in the heart of Hokkaido.

  • Hoshino Resort Nekoma

    Fukushima, Japan · Very Good · January - March

    Wide groomed slopes and premium Tohoku powder at Hoshino's flagship ski destination.

  • Myoko Kogen

    Niigata, Japan · Excellent · January - March

    A hidden gem with uncrowded runs and some of Japan's heaviest snowfall.

  • Appi Kogen

    Iwate, Japan · Very Good · December - March

    Tohoku's largest resort with beautifully groomed slopes and reliable dry powder.

  • Zao Onsen Ski Resort

    Yamagata, Japan · Good Tohoku Snow · January - February

    A classic Tohoku winter trip where scenic skiing, sulfur onsen, and the Juhyo snow monsters all sit in the same mountain village.

  • Madarao Mountain Resort

    Nagano, Japan · Powder-Focused · January - February

    A relaxed Nagano powder base with ungroomed snow, official tree-run courses, and the quieter rhythm of a Japanese mountain village.

  • Hakuba Valley

    Nagano, Japan · Varied Alpine Snow · January - February

    Nagano's big ski valley: 10 resorts, dramatic Japan Alps scenery, international services, and enough variety for mixed-ability groups.

Korea

  • Yongpyong Resort

    Gangwon, Korea · Good · December - March

    South Korea's largest ski resort — host of the 2018 Olympics and home to 31 varied slopes.

  • High1 Resort

    Gangwon, Korea · Good · December - March

    South Korea's second-largest resort with the highest vertical drop and a true mountain feel.

Kazakhstan

  • Shymbulak Mountain Resort

    Almaty, Kazakhstan · High-alpine terrain · January - March

    High-alpine skiing above Almaty — and one of two mountain resorts in the Kazakhstan Ski Adventure.

  • Oi-Qaragai Mountain Resort

    Almaty Region, Kazakhstan · Forested mountain terrain · January - March

    Forest skiing in the Tian Shan, mountain stays, and the first chapter of the Kazakhstan Ski Adventure.

Georgia

  • Gudauri Ski Resort

    Mtskheta-Mtianeti, Georgia · Excellent · December - April

    Europe's hidden powder secret — high Caucasus altitude, uncrowded slopes, and one of the best value resorts in the world.

Resort Comparison

Resort Comparison
Resorts Snowfall Vertical Drop Total Runs Lifts Difficulty Crowd Level Night Skiing Hotels
Kiroro Snow World 21m (approximately 700 inches) 660m 23 7 14/44/42 Uncrowded Yes 3
Rusutsu Resort 14m 594m 37 14 30/40/30 Low Yes 2
Hoshino Resort Nekoma 8m 530m 29 8 35/40/25 Low No 1
Myoko Kogen 15m 750m 57 29 30/40/30 Very Low Yes 1
Appi Kogen 9m 485m 21 12 30/40/30 Low Yes 1
Zao Onsen Ski Resort Season-dependent 881m 57 41 49/33/18 Low to Medium Yes 2
Madarao Mountain Resort Season-dependent — 30 10 30/35/35 Low to Medium No 2
Hakuba Valley Season-dependent 1071m 122 93 37/41/22 Medium to High Yes 4
Yongpyong Resort 1.5m 830m 31 15 35/40/25 Medium Yes 2
High1 Resort 1.4m 830m 17 10 20/45/35 Low Yes 2
Shymbulak Mountain Resort — 920m — 10 — Variable Yes 1
Oi-Qaragai Mountain Resort — — 26 7 — Variable Yes 1
Gudauri Ski Resort 4m+ 1307m 40 12 20/40/30/10 Very Low No 2

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