Hakuba Ski Resort

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Hakuba Highlights

Onsen Hot-Springs	After a day of skiing, relieve those aching muscles by soaking in one of Hakuba’s abundant natural thermal hot-springs.
Ski the 1998 Olympic Downhill Course	Hakuba’s largest ski resort, Happo One, is home to the downhill race courses from the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics.
Spectacular mountain scenery	Hakuba village is set in the heart of the beautiful Japanese Alps mountain range, with jagged alpine peaks soaring to 3000m.
Matsumoto Castle	Matsumoto Castle dates back to the 16th century and is one of Japan’s oldest and most impressive historic castles.
Snow Monkeys of Jigokudani	These Japanese macaques spend their days bathing in natural hot-springs, happily posing as visitors snap photos of them. A unique must-see Nagano experience!
Zenkoji Buddhist Temple	Zenkoji Temple in Nagano city was built in the 7th century and today is one of Japan’s most impressive cultural sites.

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Hakuba Valley Facts
Hakuba Valley All Mountain Lift Pass includes 9 ski resorts: Happo One, Hakuba 47, Goryu, Iwatake, Tsugaike, Sanosaka, Minekata, Norikura and Cortina.
- Average Snow Fall: 11 metres
- Ski Resorts: 11
- Vertical Drop: 1070 metres
- Gondolas: 5
- Lifts: 115
- Trails: 138
- Terrain Parks: 9
- Ski Hours: 8am – 5pm
- Ski Season: early Dec – early May
- Longest Run: 8 km
- Beginner Terrain: 30% - There are 47 excellent green runs across Hakuba's 9 resorts
- Intermediate Terrain: 40% - Vast green and red terrain for improving and progressing
- Advanced Terrain: 30% - Challenging steep pistes and mogul runs
- Backcountry Terrain: Extensive backcountry terrain options and backcountry guiding in English available
- Tree Skiing: Yes
- Half Pipe: Yes
- Night Skiing: Yes
- Snow Monkeys: Yes
How to get to Hakuba

Fly to Tokyo Haneda or Narita Airport. From here Japan Ski Experience can arrange a meet and greet taxi service to the door of your accommodation.
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