Myoko Suginohara
Resort Overview
Myoko Suginohara boasts Japan's longest continuous run at 8.5 kilometres, stretching from the 1,855m summit to the base. The resort's vast terrain encompasses everything from steep alpine bowls to gentle learning zones, with perfectly spaced trees creating natural skiing lines across the mountain. Advanced riders discover challenging terrain in the upper mountain, while the long, winding trails offer opportunities to develop rhythm and technique across sustained distances.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
16
Total Area
222 ac
89.8 ha
Myoko Suginohara Lift System
Four high-speed quad chairs and two gondolas efficiently serve the resort's expansive vertical terrain. The lift system's design minimises congestion while maximizing access to diverse terrain zones. The upper mountain lifts access advanced terrain and off-piste areas, while lower mountain facilities focus on progression. Unique to Suginohara is the length of runs from each lift, allowing extended descents before requiring another lift ride.
Lifts
Total Lifts
5
Lift Types
3
Location & Getting There
Standing tall in the Myoko region, Suginohara captures abundant snowfall from systems crossing the Sea of Japan. The resort sits three hours from Tokyo via bullet train and local transport, offering both traditional and modern accommodation options. Local villages provide authentic dining experiences featuring regional specialties and seasonal ingredients. The area's natural hot springs offer perfect relaxation after long days exploring the mountain's extensive terrain.
Myoko Suginohara
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