Myoko Suginohara Ski Resort Lift ticket in Niigata
- A long and wide ski resort with a maximum running distance of about 8.5km
- About 80% of the slopes are for beginners and intermediate skiers, so everyone from children to adults can enjoy winter sports
- In the non-compacted snow area, you can enjoy fluffy powder snow, and the popular Sugi Park will have many items, mainly jibs
What to expect
Myoko Suginohara Ski Resort is a usually quiet resort that is easily accessed from Tokyo. It boasts many varied slopes, great snow, short ski lift lines, the occasional night skiing (nighta), and a halfpipe for snowboarders. Covering 1124 meters in vertical drop Myoko Suginohara dishes up a diverse range of ski trails with plenty of easy, mid-level runs as well as long downhill trails suitable for beginners. The ski lifts at Suginohara ski resort transport riders up to 3 km in one stretch, and it has three connecting lines of quad lifts that can carry skiers to the peak. There are 15 ski lifts in total, with a capacity to lift 16,000 people per hour. The upper reaches of the Suginohara ski slopes have premium snow quality and a magnificent view, even of Mount Fuji on a clear day. Snow compactors are not used in all areas, making it reasonably easy to get amongst some excellent powder
Good to know
- Important -
- Please login Klook App/website and go to “My bookings.” Click “See voucher” to open the voucher
- Please present the voucher to the local staff on the day of use. If you do not present the voucher on your device, you will not be able to enter the venue
- Please note that the URL certificate must be presented on mobile phone with internet access. The voucher cannot open unless there is internet access
- Please do not operate the ticket by yourself. It must be operated by the staff of the facility. If the ticket shows "used", then the ticket is no longer valid