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For all-mountain riding, High1 and Yongpyong are the two best ski resorts in Korea. Yongpyong was the original built in the 70s , while High1 is just a decade old. Both are high enough to not be as reliant on snowmaking as most Korean ski resorts, are relatively large, have a good mix of terrain, and make reasonable effort with their terrain parks. Freestyle aside, Phoenix Park is also the 4th-largest ski area in Korea; this means it offers decent downhill skiing in addition to great freestyle, making it a good all-round option. It was no surprise that Phoenix Park was chosen to host the freestyle events for the Pyeongchang Olympics. Welli Hilli Park is the other standout in the freestyle department with an advanced park and a beginner-intermediate park running down either side of the beginner slope, served by the Alpha chairs which enable you to do rapid laps of the park. While not quite as impressive as the parks at Phoenix and Welli Hilli, the Yongpyong terrain park is of decent size and quality while being perfectly positioned in a nice sheltered spot next to a chairlift. I should also mention High1 here, which is another great all-round resort with a decent park; only problem is the fairly exposed location on a ridge, meaning you often have to deal with pretty strong winds blowing across. The setting in Deogyusan National Park also gives it the best views! They also both get better snow than Muju so will often actually be better, especially early or late in the season. For lower level and intermediate levels, Yongpyong has a better range than High1 and usually less challenging conditions i. With a free shuttle from Sports Complex Station taking just 75 minutes in good traffic and no reservations required you can just turn up and board the bus , Oak Valley is super convenient and a decent size for the short travel time. With regular shuttle buses from the station to the resort, this again means no reservations are required and you can head out there at whatever time suits you. Vivaldi Park is another Gangwon-do resort which is actually very convenient to Seoul, thanks in particular to their free shuttle bus for international tourists. It takes 90 minutes from Myeongdong and costs you nothing, just make sure to make your shuttle bus reservation 2 days in advance as required. Vivaldi Park is the biggest hill you can reach from Seoul for free without a season pass. Phoenix Park during the Pyeongchang Olympics. Any questions about the best ski resorts in Korea? Also see here for full reviews of every ski resort in Korea, and here for the biggest ski resort in Korea using satellite imagery. The snow condition will be pretty mushy, and the best sections are already closed due to the Olympics, but anyway you can still have a decent day of skiing there. Because of the proximity to Seoul as compared to Yongpyong looking at it. Hi Vidya, sorry they closed on March 11th. Good luck! Hi I plan to go to a ski resort around 30th December and we will be staying at an apartment in Itaewon. Which ski resort is the easiest to go to by bus or subway? Hi Teeya, the easiest would be Elysian or Konjiam. Vivaldi is a little further, but also very straightforward. Hi Simon, Your site are wonderful! I get lots of information about Korea ski here. Thanks for all efforts! My initial plan is YongPyong Ski Resort as the room rate is reasonable, there is water playground for children and highly recommended by many bloggers. Beside that, it is out of Seoul which I think will not be too crowded. Let me know if you have any questions about it. Thanks Simon for quick respond! Appreciate that. Do we need to book the ski lesson in advance with YongPyong ski resort or whether you have any recommendation of any Ski class nearby? Roughly how much for a group lesson? Do you have any advice for first time ski like us? Thanks again! Eng Khoon. May I know how that work since we need to book in advance for the room and pay online before check in. For us 4 people, should we get 4 gift card k each or it will be good to buy 1 card and use for all? Did you read this somewhere? Hope you can find something! The prices are here. How is the snow condition in 11 Nov onwards? When is the best time for skii? How is the temperature like?? The higher resorts do open in November, but the 11th is a little early. You can expect Yongpyong, High1, and Phoenix Park to open some time in mid-late November, depending how early the temperature drops low enough to make snow. Any recommendation for me? Thanks Simon. Can u kindly chat with me on Gmail hangout so that I can direct ask question. My travel at Korea is 5th to 17th of November. Hi Simon, im planning to go korea in the early of jan , any suggestions beside yongpyong resort since i have been there before. I plan to take ski lesson and im a beginner, please advice. Thanks in advance. Let me know if you have any more questions! I am planning for a ski trip in early Dec. My children age range from 5 — 14 years old. Can you recommend which ski resort will be good for us? The older ones will be taking ski lessons. Hopefully there will be some other activities for the younger ones too. We have been to Phoenix Park. Would like to go to another resort with thicker and more fluffy snow. But generally speaking the higher the resort, the better the snow quality. Keep it up. Just dropping by to ask for your recommendations. I would like to stay at a ski resort for a few days and do some skiing but the rest of my family doesnt ski. Which ski resort do u think will have the best non ski entertainments for my wife and kids? You mean a city outside Seoul for sightseeing? Hi Simon, planning a Korea winter trip in Dec with my husband and son Wanted a bit of sightseeing, eating and skiing as it will be the first time my son and husband are going to Korea. My husband has skied in Europe, Harbin and Japan so he might want some action and my son has skied twice in Japan and Harbin. I will be sitting out on skiing. We have 9 days, might want to ski for days? Will need English-speaking, friendly help at the ski place. What do you recommend? Muju has the nicest base area for a non-skier to hang out in, but High1 and Yongpyong get far more overseas visitors and are well set up with English-speaking instructors etc. Let me know if you have any further questions! Me and my friends will be in korea this coming november. We are planning to have a ski on Nov Can you recommended which resort we could come just to experience snow? Hi Gregory, sorry but Nov 10th is still to early to ski. The higher resorts in Gangwon-do e. Both my older children age 13, 15 is at early stage of intermediate level while my husband at beginner. My youngest 7 is still learning and would like to place him in ski school. We are considering Phoenix but after second thought understand is more suitable for free style ski. My fmly would prefer just a downhill ski but within their level of expertise and not too steep. May I know what resort will be suitable and not too crowded, less waiting time for lift? We do not want to travel too much. Anything less than 3 hours travelling from Seoul would be good. Thanks a lot for your advice. What about Alpensia Resort? Will they be opening for Ski early Dec? Actually we will be there on weekday Mon-Wed. Heard that Phoenix and Vivaldi normally has longer waiting time for lift and gondolas. Was wondering if is week day would it be better? Appreciate your advice on this. Hi Kate, yes weekdays are much better. I always advise people to try and avoid weekends, especially for Vivaldi. My family and I are planning for a quick ski trip half day skiing on early december. We will be staying at sinchon. For your info, there will be my niece yrs in this trip. Do you know where is best place to play sled on early december? Me and my mom are planning to go to Korea this December 22 — Jan 1. My mom is old but is willing to go to a ski resort and other activities. Any recommendation on what ski resort for us? How many days should we a lot for Seoul and Busan? Thank you! Sounds like a nice plan. I really like Busan, but you probably only need 3 nights there, especially as you have 10 nights total. Seoul 5 nights, Muju Deogyusan 2 nights, Busan 3 nights. Alternatively, base yourself in Seoul for a week with a side trip to a ski resort, then take the bullet train to Busan for the last few days. For this option you could do a day trip to one of the ski resorts near Seoul Vivaldi Park or a Gyeonggi-do resort , or go for 1 or 2 nights to e. Yongpyong or Alpensia. If you want to visit a resort for 1 or 2 nights, advise booking ASAP. You might be interested to see my travel blog too, it has some pages about Korea e. Gwangnalli Beach has a famous view of the bridge which is lit up beautifully at night I went recently, see pic here , and there are restaurants and cafes all along the beach road. After a short discussion with my mom about the ski resort, we decided for a day trip only. Maybe in Vivaldi or any possible day trip resort. I really have no idea about skiing, but I wanted to try ski lessons. Still deciding on whether to book a package tour or do a DIY free shuttle, rent your own and pay for your own ski lessons. Any further recommendations? Feel free to ask if you have any more questions! And has better view for pictures? We plan to join the skiing lesson at Vivaldi Park and stay there for 3days 2 nights, but i contacted many travel agent, all replied the resort sold out. How can i reserve the resort? We reserved Welli Hilli Resort Park from 28th to 30th Dec, we are looking for ski instructor for 6 of us 4adults and 2kids on 28th Dec. Do you know how to find the instructor? The only thing is, our timeframe is kinda limited to the last week of February and first week of March — thus we were thinking about going to High1 or Yongpyong, as the chances of having enough snow that late in season is better — am I right? Do you think we can expect ok-conditions? Or is it simply too late? Last week of February should still be good, in fact last season there was even a surprise heavy snowfall at the end of February and a couple of powder days. Conditions go downhill quickly in March though, so do come in February if you can. Hi again Chris, it really depends on transportation; are you planning to hire a car, or use public transport? Very good info I get from your advise. I am planning a trip this Christmas. Does the ski resort open for Christmas? So yes you can go, but be ready for big crowds! It probably depends on your level. I booked a three day two night trip to High1 with Trazy from 4th Feb 19 and Trazy have just mailed me to cancel because they say the accommodation is not available. I messaged them before booking and they did not say there might be any issues they just told me to go ahead and book. For starters, try the links in the accommodation section on my High1 page and see if you can find something in Gohan or Sabuk. Of the two, Gohan is better as you can walk to Valley House base in 10 to 20 minutes depending where the hotel is, and they also have shuttle buses. Sabuk has regular shuttles up to Mountain House. Give that a shot and let me know how you get on, hopefully you can find something. I am planning to go to South Korea for the 2nd half of December, probably 15 Dec to 28 Dec for honeymoon. Was thinking of flying in to Busan 3 nights? Do you think it is enough? We have not skied before. Do you recommend that we take classes or we can rent the gear and try it on our own? Do most resorts have sledding as well? Which resort would you recommend for sledding and beginner skiing? Likewise for Busan, 3 nights is nowhere near enough to see it all but you can visit the main spots e. For skiing, yes I definitely recommend that you take lessons to get the basics. Then you can practice by yourselves after that. And yes the resorts all having sledding except a couple of the minor ones. In terms of which resort, Alpensia would probably be a good choice. You could consider High1 too, which was also recently built, and stay at the High1 Hotel. Hi Simon, I had just booked tickets to visit Seoul from 20th to 25th November. Hey Simon! Great guide. Which ski resort is the best to visit during October? Hi Simon, we have a big group family trip to Korea in Dec The youngest is 4yrs old and oldest is 60yrs old. We all first time to try winter ski. May I seek for your recommendation? Hi Simon, my family will be having our vacation in South Korea this coming December 20 to 29, My wife and I would be making a trip to Korea from feb to snowboard. Would like your recommendations on which resorts to go for as we are so overwhelmed by the choices available in Korea. And also why you recommend those resorts? Did you have any questions about any of the info above? I and family plan to go to ski resort in Korea on Feb So, I wonder if there will be fluffy snow, or at least real snow, during that time? Is it worth for long travel comparing to other resorts near Seoul. Also, our parent will not ski. Is there any other ski activity like snowmobile? I actually suggest you consider Vivaldi Park instead of High1. This is because Vivaldi Park has a popular Snowy Land attraction which would be a nice way for your parents to enjoy the snow without skiing, and the snow quality at Vivaldi is almost the same as High1. Just read your article and not sure if you would reply. Or maybe day trip. Most probably would join a group class or without class, for the first time experience. Which ski park would u recommend for very nice breath-taking sceneries, photos and for first time experience like me to a winter ski resort? Thank you in advance. Hi Lene, sorry for the slow reply. First of all I definitely recommend taking a lesson. The runs from the top are too challenging for your first day, but you can still ride the gondolas up to see the views and then go back down on the gondola again. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. I run this site to help international visitors plan their trips to Korean ski resorts; you might also be interested in my travel blog, especially the Korea sightseeing and Japan snowboarding content. Buy me a coffee. Welli Hilli Park. Muju Deogyusan. Oak Valley. Weian says:. March 1, at pm. Simon Norton says:. March 5, at am. Vidya says:. March 14, at pm. 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