Introducing recommended courses, weather forecasts, live cameras, and course maps for Niseko Village Ski Resort
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What is Niseko Village Ski Resort (Hokkaido) like?
A resort complex boasting overwhelming mobility and a fulfilling stay
Niseko Village boasts the most courses within Niseko United. With three gondolas and 30 courses, its mobility and course variety are unparalleled.
The upper area features an attractive lineup of courses, including steep slopes for advanced skiers, ungroomed runs, and tree-lined courses that wind through the primeval forest. A distinctive feature of Niseko Village is that all of its courses are long and full of undulation and variation. In addition, although not a designated course, you can enjoy backcountry skiing in the specially managed area (avalanche prevention work area) "Mizuno-no-Sawa".
The variety of activities and accommodations is also outstanding. At the base of the mountain, there are four hotels, including the Hilton Niseko Village, and a direct connection to the complex, making it extremely convenient and comfortable. From on-snow activities to indoor activities, the variety of activities is the best in Niseko, and even those staying for a long time will be very satisfied
Topics from the '25-26 season
"Fast Track Cat Skiing"
First Track will be held again in 2025-2026 using the CAT (Cross-Tank Aircraft). The operation is limited to one trip per day, with a maximum of 10 people enjoying the luxury of having the powder field all to themselves. You'll board the CAT at 6:45 AM as the sun rises and enjoy plenty of fresh powder riding until 8:00 AM.
*Reservations required at least 5 days in advance. The decision to hold the event will be made at 4 PM the day before. *For advanced riders 13 years and older, maximum 10 people (reservations required). *See the official website for details.
A full range of activities unique to Niseko Village
Niseko Village offers a wide range of winter activities, including the "Snowmobile Adventure," where you ride a snowmobile across the vast snowy fields, "Snow Rafting," "Snowshoe Guided Tours," and "Working Horse Snow Rafting Experience." Families with small children will also be very satisfied, and the whole family can enjoy Niseko in winter to the fullest. (Reservations required. See the official website for details.)
Recommended courses at Niseko Village Ski Resort
・Snorkeling
Maximum gradient: 32 degrees, average gradient: 19 degrees / Distance: 650m / Slope orientation: South
Located at the top of Niseko Village, this is the highest ungroomed run and is perfect for advanced skiers. The open runs above the tree line offer ample amounts of top-quality powder snow. On clear days, you can enjoy the dynamic view of Mount Yotei, the symbol of Niseko and also known as Ezo Fuji
・Superstition Course
Maximum gradient: 35 degrees, average gradient: 13 degrees / Distance: 970m / Slope orientation: South
This ungroomed run boasts the resort's steepest slope at 35 degrees. It's accessible from the end of the Niseko Gondola. The steep faces guarantee overhead powder. Enjoy tree runs that weave through the virgin forest, and the nearly 1km long run is irresistible
・Miso soup
Maximum gradient: 32 degrees, average gradient: 25 degrees / Distance: 850m / Slope orientation: South
With a maximum gradient of 32 degrees and many wide sections, this ungroomed course offers a sense of speed and dynamic riding. If you ski nonstop from the end of the gondola to the upper section, "Superstition → Potato → Misoshiru," you can enjoy a powder downhill run of about 2km
