South Korea
10 resorts
South Korean skiing is short, social, and surprisingly efficient. The PyeongChang region in Gangwon hosted the 2018 Winter Olympics and runs the headline acts: Yongpyong (alpine venue), Phoenix Pyeongchang (freestyle), Alpensia (ski jump) and High1 down in Jeongseon. Closer to Seoul, Vivaldi Park, Konjiam and Oak Valley pack day-trippers in for night skiing under stadium lights. Further south, Muju Deogyusan offers Korea's highest skiable peak at 1614 m. Heavy snowmaking, lifts running into the small hours, KTX trains to the door.
South Korea
1,458 m
Yongpyong
Taebaek Mountains
Altitude
700 - 1,458 m
Pistes
33 km
Snow score
74/100
Olympicbig domain
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1,345 m
High1 Resort
Taebaek Mountains
Altitude
855 - 1,345 m
Pistes
22 km
Snow score
74/100
big domainsnow-sure
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South Korea
1,050 m
Phoenix Pyeongchang
Taebaek Mountains
Altitude
700 - 1,050 m
Pistes
22 km
Snow score
70/100
Olympicfreestyle
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1,438 m
Alpensia
Taebaek Mountains
Altitude
750 - 1,438 m
Pistes
9 km
Snow score
70/100
Olympicfamily
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South Korea
638 m
Vivaldi Park
Taebaek Mountains
Altitude
350 - 638 m
Pistes
13 km
Snow score
65/100
partynight skiing
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South Korea
933 m
Welli Hilli Park
Taebaek Mountains
Altitude
380 - 933 m
Pistes
18 km
Snow score
67/100
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538 m
Konjiam Resort
Seoul Capital Area
Altitude
200 - 538 m
Pistes
9 km
Snow score
62/100
familycity access
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South Korea
540 m
Oak Valley
Seoul Capital Area
Altitude
220 - 540 m
Pistes
9 km
Snow score
60/100
familyluxury
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South Korea
1,614 m
Muju Deogyusan
Sobaek Mountains
Altitude
730 - 1,614 m
Pistes
21 km
Snow score
75/100
high altitudepanoramic
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643 m
Eden Valley
Sobaek Mountains
Altitude
220 - 643 m
Pistes
7 km
Snow score
52/100
valuefamily
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