Hakuba Goryu

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Resort Overview

Hakuba Goryu combines three distinct skiing zones across 775 meters of vertical terrain, each offering unique characteristics for different ability levels. The resort's Alpine Garden, set high above the tree line, provides panoramic views across the Northern Japanese Alps. Technical terrain in the upper mountain draws skilled riders, while the dedicated beginner areas ensure comfortable progression. The connected areas create natural flow between different mountain sections.

Trails & Terrain

Trails

Total Runs

Total Area

297 ac

120.2 ha

Difficulty Distribution

Beginner

35%

Intermediate

40%

Advanced

20%

Expert

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Hakuba Goryu Lift System

Sixteen lifts, including the Gondola Alps-daira, service Goryu's varied terrain pods. The lift network connects seamlessly with neighboring Hakuba 47, effectively doubling available terrain options. Advanced monitoring systems track snow conditions and lift operations, allowing riders to maximize their mountain time. The system's design creates efficient circulation patterns, minimizing wait times even during peak periods.

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Location & Getting There

Positioned centrally in the Hakuba Valley, Goryu provides easy access to multiple resort options and cultural attractions. The area combines traditional Japanese elements with modern facilities, creating a balanced mountain experience. Local villages maintain authentic character through architecture, cuisine, and seasonal festivals. The resort's placement makes it an ideal base for exploring the broader Hakuba region while enjoying dedicated terrain.

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Hotels & Accommodation near Hakuba Goryu

⛷️ Season opens Dec 5, 2025

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Season Info

The resort operates from early December through early April, benefiting from consistent snowfall patterns that deliver an average of 11 meters annually. January and February bring the deepest powder conditions, while March offers spring skiing under clear skies. The mountain's varied aspects maintain good snow quality throughout the season, particularly in higher elevation zones. Night skiing operations extend the daily riding window, creating unique evening experiences.

Current Season

2025-2026

Opening Day

12/5/2025

Closing Day

3/29/2026

Days Open

115

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