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Elevation
340m–986m
Lifts
12
Nearest airport
Sapporo Okadama Airport (OKD) - 15 km
Schools
0 listed
Overview
Sapporo Teine at a glance
Common questions
- Yes, the Olympia Zone offers gentle and wide runs, making it an excellent area for beginners to learn and build confidence.
- The Highland Zone caters to experts with steep Olympic courses and quality Hokkaido powder. The Olympia Zone is ideal for families and beginners, with intermediate connecting runs available.
- Sapporo Teine is conveniently located only 40 minutes from downtown Sapporo. Its close proximity allows you to combine morning skiing with exploring the city's vibrant evening scene.
- After a day on the slopes, you can easily transition to downtown Sapporo for an authentic Japanese experience. Enjoy delicious ramen dinners, nightlife, and other city attractions.
- Yes, night skiing is offered, particularly in the Olympia Zone. You can enjoy unique views of the city lights below while on the slopes.
The mountain
Ski area details
Key stats
Summit986m
Base340m
Vertical drop (resort)646m
Total Lifts12
The mountain
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About the resort
About Sapporo Teine
Sapporo Teine is an outdoor ski area in Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan. The available data lists terrain from 340 m to 986 m elevation and 12 lifts.
About the resort
Key facts about Sapporo Teine
The lifts run between 340m and 986m, a vertical drop of 646m. There are 12 lifts. The nearest airport is Sapporo Okadama Airport (OKD) - 15 km.
Resort guide
Sapporo Teine resort guide
Sapporo Teine was a venue for the 1972 Winter Olympics, located just 40 minutes from downtown Sapporo. It features distinct zones: the Highland Zone caters to experts, while the Olympia Zone is ideal for families. A unique attraction is night skiing, offering views of the city lights below.
Sapporo Teine is conveniently located only 40 minutes from downtown Sapporo. Its close proximity allows visitors to combine morning skiing with exploring the city's vibrant evening scene.
The resort is divided into two main areas: the Highland Zone and the Olympia Zone. Intermediate skiers can enjoy connecting runs from the Highland Zone down to the Olympia Zone, providing a satisfying top-to-bottom descent.
The Olympia Zone offers gentle and wide runs, making it an excellent area for beginners to learn and build confidence.
The Olympia Zone at Sapporo Teine is specifically designed with families in mind. It provides gentle and wide slopes, perfect for children and less experienced skiers, and also features night skiing opportunities.
The Highland Zone is the destination for advanced skiers, featuring the steepest terrain, including the former Olympic courses. This zone's north-facing aspect is renowned for preserving high-quality Hokkaido powder.
After a day on the slopes, you can easily transition to Sapporo for an authentic Japanese experience. Enjoy delicious ramen dinners and explore the city's nightlife and attractions.
If visiting in early February, time your trip to coincide with the Sapporo Snow Festival. This allows you to combine the city's famous winter festival with skiing at Sapporo Teine.
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