
Mount Racey
Resort Overview
Mount Racey combines excellent powder snow conditions with a welcoming, local atmosphere in Yubari City. This compact yet diverse resort offers remarkable snow quality typical of Hokkaido's central region, with an annual snowfall averaging 8 meters. The mountain features a balanced mix of gentle slopes and challenging runs, while maintaining shorter lift lines and a more relaxed atmosphere than larger resorts. The area's mining heritage adds a unique cultural dimension to the skiing experience.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
22
Total Area
185 ac
74.9 ha
Location & Getting There
Situated in Yubari City, famous for its premium melons and mining history, Mount Racey is accessible within a two-hour drive from Sapporo. The resort's position in central Hokkaido allows it to capture abundant snowfall from weather systems crossing the island. This location combines convenient access with a genuine local Japanese atmosphere, offering visitors an authentic Hokkaido skiing experience away from more crowded destinations. The surrounding area provides opportunities to explore local culture and cuisine, including Yubari's celebrated food scene.
Mount Racey
, hokkaido
Season Info
Mount Racey's ski season typically runs from early December through late March, with peak conditions from mid-December through February. The resort's location in central Hokkaido ensures consistent snowfall and excellent powder conditions throughout the winter. Morning skiing often reveals pristine slopes, while night skiing operations illuminate selected runs until 9 PM, creating extended opportunities for winter sports enthusiasts to enjoy the mountain.
Current Season
2025-2026
Opening Day
12/10/2025
Closing Day
3/30/2026
Days Open
111
Annual Snowfall
Metric
8m
800cm
Imperial
26.2ft
315in
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