Hakuba Valley Ski Area

Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights

Mt. Shirouma

Mt. Shirouma, a prominent peak in the Hida Mountains range, offers a challenging trail leading to its summit. The mountain hut, Hakuba Sanso, provides a convenient resting spot for hikers. With its impressive elevation and prominence rankings, Mt. Shirouma is a must-visit for mountain lovers.

Powder Snow Skiing

Hakuba Cortina Ski Resort is renowned for its natural snow and 100% powder snow, making skiing a smooth and exhilarating experience. With 32 different difficulty levels, skiers of all skill levels can find their perfect challenge.

Scenic Beauty

Apart from skiing, visitors can also enjoy the breathtaking natural landscapes of snow-covered mountains and valleys at Hakuba Cortina Ski Resort, adding an unforgettable touch to their journey.

Cultural and Historical Significance

Hakuba Valley boasts a rich cultural heritage, with historical ties to the Hida Mountains and the Japanese Alps. Visitors can explore the area's historical landmarks and learn about the local traditions and practices that have shaped the region over the years.

Local Cuisine

Indulge in the unique flavors of Kitaadumi County with its popular local dishes. From traditional Japanese cuisine to modern fusion creations, Hakuba Valley offers a diverse culinary experience that is sure to delight food enthusiasts.

Finest Powder Snow

Experience the soft and smooth powder snow made from 100% natural snow at Hakuba Cortina Ski Resort, ensuring a comfortable skiing experience even if you fall.

Multiple Ski Courses

Enjoy a total of 32 ski courses with a combined length of 22,254 meters with a one-day pass that also grants access to skiing at the nearby Hakuba Norikura Onsen Ski Resort.