Hakuba Goryu
The linked resorts of Hakuba Goryu and Hakuba47 form Hakuba’s most popular hill in terms of visitor numbers. Both resorts can be ridden using the same lift ticket.
Runs |
Lifts |
Statistics |
Walk Up Pricing |
| Number of Runs
23 |
Doubles
6 |
Average Snowfall
8m |
Full Day Adult (13-64)
￥5,000 |
| Beginner Terrain
25% |
Triples
1 |
Base Elevation
754m |
Full Day Child (6-12)
￥5,000 |
| Intermediate Terrain
43% |
High Speed Quads
4 |
Summit Elevation
1680m |
Half Day Adult (4 and under)
￥5,000 |
| Advanced Terrain
32% |
Gondolas
1 |
Vertical Drop
926m |
Full Day Senior
(65+) ￥5,000 |
| Skiable Acres
120ha |
*Prices for 2019-2020 not yet released
Beginners
At Goryu, beginners are spoilt for choice with the long slope above the Toomi base and many gentle runs over towards the Iimori side that many people tend to miss. Skiers who are just starting out should really head over this way. Iimori also has a roped off sledging area with an array of toys for toddlers. The Toomi base building meanwhile boasts a large indoor play area for younger children.
Note that beginners can access the upper slope shared by 47 and Goryu, enjoy the views, and then ride down the gondola if the descent seems too long or daunting.
Intermediates
Hakuba Goryu has a wide intermediate slope at the top of the gondola with great snow and three lifts to keep you moving.
Advanced
At Goryu, simply do laps top to bottom off the gondola, taking the Champion Expert and not the switchbacks.
Night Skiing
Hakuba Goryu offers night skiing every evening until 10pm on the run above the Toomi base. We think it is Hakuba’s longest beginner-friendly run
International Ski Schools operating on Hakuba Goryu
Hakuba Snow Sports
Snow Dragon Ski School