Skiing in South Korea
7 ski schools and 24 resorts listed
About Skiing in South Korea
Skiing in South Korea gained international attention after hosting the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics. The country offers a unique skiing experience with modern facilities, although it's more suited for beginners and intermediate skiers due to the limited natural snow and smaller resorts compared to other destinations. The ski culture is vibrant, with many resorts offering night skiing and other amenities like water parks and spas.
Did You Know?
South Korea hosted the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang. A unique aspect of Korean skiing is the prevalence of night skiing, with some resorts staying open as late as 4 a.m. Additionally, many ski resorts are integrated with other leisure facilities, such as indoor water parks and spas.
Popular Ski Areas
Yongpyong Resort
Muju Deogyusan Resort
High1 Resort
Phoenix Park
Jisan Forest Resort
Vivaldi Park
Elysian Gangchon Resort
Oak Valley
Alpensia Resort
Bears Town (temporarily closed)
Konjiam Resort
Yangji Pine Resort
When to Ski in South Korea
The ski season in South Korea usually runs from December to March.
Conditions vary a lot by resort and altitude within that window — the resort pages below carry the snow report and lift status for each one.
Alpensia Resort, South Korea
High1 Resort, South Korea
Yongpyong Resort, South Korea
Yongpyong Resort, South Korea
Phoenix Park, South Korea
Yongpyong Resort, South Korea
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