Hakuba 47
Resort Overview
Hakuba 47 stands out with its north-facing slopes and remarkable 1,200 meters of vertical terrain. The resort pairs serious skiing with Japan's largest snow park, featuring Olympic-grade jumps and innovative terrain designs updated throughout the season. Technical riders appreciate the resort's dedication to maintaining premium snow conditions, with advanced snowmaking systems complementing natural powder. The mountain's bold character attracts skilled skiers while offering dedicated learning zones for progression.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
8
Total Area
79 ac
32.0 ha
Hakuba 47 Lift System
The resort's lift infrastructure centres around a powerful gondola and strategic quad lifts that access all major terrain zones efficiently. This concentrated lift system serves varied terrain pods, from wide-open bowls to technical tree runs, minimising transit time between different mountain sections. A distinctive feature is the direct connection to Hakuba Goryu resort, effectively doubling accessible terrain. The lifts' positioning allows rapid access to high-altitude runs, preserving fresh snow conditions throughout the day.
Location & Getting There
Set within the expansive Hakuba Valley, Hakuba 47 connects seamlessly with neighbouring Hakuba Goryu resort, creating an extensive linked ski area. The resort sits 3 hours from Tokyo via bullet train and local transport, making it accessible for both extended stays and ambitious day trips. Local amenities reflect the international character of the area, with diverse dining options and accommodation styles. The surrounding valley offers cultural experiences ranging from traditional onsen to contemporary après-ski venues.
Hakuba 47
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