Tsugaike Kogen
Tsugaike’s biggest draws are the expansive beginner area at the bottom where ten lifts service Hakuba’s widest piste, when not buried in powder, this area offers a nice easy introduction to sliding on snow. and the Double Black Diamond area known as Tsugapow!.
Runs |
Lifts |
Statistics |
Walk Up Pricing |
| Number of Runs
14 |
Doubles
11 |
Average Snowfall
11m |
Full Day Adult (13-64)
￥5,000 |
| Beginner Terrain
50% |
Triples
1 |
Base Elevation
800m |
Full Day Child (6-12)
￥5,000 |
| Intermediate Terrain
30% |
High Speed Quads
9 |
Summit Elevation
1704m |
Half Day Adult (4 and under)
￥5,000 |
| Advanced Terrain
20% |
Gondolas
1 |
Vertical Drop
904m |
Full Day Senior
(65+) ￥5,000 |
| Longest run 4900m |
Distance from Happo-info Center
7.7km |
*Prices for 2019-2020 not yet released
Beginners
Tsugaike’s biggest draw is the expansive beginner area at the bottom where ten lifts service Hakuba’s widest piste. When not buried in powder, this area offers a nice easy introduction to sliding on snow.
Intermediates
First is a short hop over very gentle slopes to a mid-mountain area where you can jump on or off, or more likely stay on to reach the higher upper area. From there you can take a number of routes down to skiers’ right or take a further lift up to the main ridge course. Tsugaike provides smooth respite to those who struggle in the bumps. You can really open it up and let the scenery fly by.
Advanced
HIT park further down the slopes has some big jumps and natural banks. For the trees at the top of the resort, you must sign in and register on the second floor of Jacky’s Kitchen restaurant opposite the top of the gondola
Night Skiing
Tsugaike Kogen offers night skiing every evening until 10pm on the run above the Hotel Green Plaza
International Ski Schools operating on Tsugaike Kogen
Evergreen International Ski School