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1/27 Ski slopes Niseko United – Annupuri/Grand Hirafu/Hanazono/Niseko Village
The Niseko United ski resort offers slopes for all levels of difficulty and plenty of space for deep powder runs. The magnificent view of the Yōtei-zan volcano accompanies you throughout the day. The resort is located in a very snowy powder zone, so freeriders here often enjoy fresh "Japow" Japan Powder. The runs lead over treeless slopes in the upper section and mostly through wide, long forest glades down to the valley in the lower section. Mogul slopes and rides through cleared forest runs complete the offering. In addition, Niseko features the largest night skiing area in Japan.
Runs/slopes
Total: 50.8 km
| Easy | 22.4 km |
| Intermediate | 18.2 km |
| Difficult | 10.2 km |
Worth knowing
- No artificial snow-making
- Valley run available
All valley stations are accessible via valley runs.
Run location
- above tree line
- under tree line
Longest run
- Niseko Village No. 1, 4, 12, 14, 16, 20, 23, 26 · Length 7.4 km · Elevation difference 933 m
Most difficult run
- Onsenzawa (Grand Hirafu) · Length 0.3 km · Elevation difference 130 m
Slope tip
- Youtei Sunset (Hanazono)
- Stairway to Heaven (Hanazono)
- Panorama (Annupuri)
- Kokutai (Grand Hirafu)
- Central (Niseko Village)
Snowparks
- Snow park/Fun park
- No halfpipe
Night skiing
- Night skiing offered
Niseko Grand Hirafu
Niseko Village
Niseko Annupuri
Towns/villages at the ski resort (distance from town center):
Hirafu Village (0.2 km), Niseko Village (0.2 km), Hanazono Resort (0.1 km), Towns/villages at the ski resort
Hirafu Village (0.2 km), Niseko Village (0.2 km), Hanazono Resort (0.1 km), Towns/villages at the ski resort
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