Hakuba Accommodation

Ski Terrain: 10 Resorts and Mountains to chose from

Elevation: Happo-One 1831m / Base – 760m

Difficulty: Beginner 20%, Intermediate 40% Advanced 40% Longest Run: 8km

Vertical: 1071m

Snowfall: 11m

Other Activities: Cross-country, guided ski/snowboard and snowshoe tours, snow tubing, tobogganing, snow rafting and spring heli-skiing.

1. Snow – Considered to have some of Japan’s steepest terrain, Hakuba receives an average of over 11 metres of powder each season which make the long runs and exceptional fall line even more appealing.
2. The Culture – The Japanese culture is amazing and in Hakuba you can experience the people, the hospitality and the food which combined with skiing makes for an unforgettable travel experience.
3. Variety – The Hakuba area is made up of the separate resorts of Happo One, Goryu, Hakuba 47, Kashimayari, Iwatake, Sanosaka, Minekata, Tsugaike, Norikura and Cortina, which total over 200 runs combined all on the one lift pass.
4. Onsen’s – Try any number of Hakuba’s onsen’s (hot springs) after an enjoyable day on the slopes.
5. Scenery – Hakuba has some breathtaking scenery being surrounded by towering mountain peaks along with most accommodations being nestled in forested areas close to the slopes.

Gateway: Tokyo Osaka 

Duration: Train: Narita Airport to Nagano approx. 3 hours by train, then 1 hour by shuttle to resort. Coach: 5 hours.

Partnering Airlines: Qantas and Japan Airlines