Hakuba Iwatake Mountain Resort & Snow Field

Hokujo, Hakuba, Kitaazumi District, Nagano 399-9301, Japan

Descriptions

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What to Expect

How to enjoy the green season

Take a 7-minute aerial ride in a gondola to the summit of Mt. Iwatake, at an altitude of 1,289m.

From there you can enjoy a 360° view of the Northern Alps, Hakuba Village, and the mountains of Hokushin.

The spectacular terrace "HAKUBA MOUNTAIN HARBOR"

In addition to "Hakuba Hitotoki no Mori," there are many other activities available.

You can refresh your mind and body with the pleasant air.

The new 10-person gondola lift, which will be installed in December 2024,

You can enjoy a spectacular 360° panoramic view.

How to enjoy the winter season

On the vast, spectacular slopes

Enjoy a variety of snow sports

Many skiers and snowboarders flock to Hakuba in the winter, when it transforms into a magical world of silvery white. However, even though Hakuba Iwatake is the only free-standing peak (1,289m above sea level) in Hakuba Village (※), the summit area cannot be seen from the gondola base station or National Route 148, so it is sometimes mistaken for a "small ski resort"... However, once you visit, you will be impressed by the grandeur of the summit area and the overwhelming beauty of the 360° panoramic view of the Northern Alps, and many customers will be captivated! It is also true that there are many repeat visitors who visit as their own "hidden slope."

In addition, on the diverse courses that spread out in all directions, making skillful use of the natural terrain, you can enjoy a variety of snow sports to your heart's content, including cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, in addition to skiing and snowboarding. Please come and experience the "Hakuba Iwatake Snow Field," which has evolved from a ski resort. *According to research by this ski resort

Freeriding is even more fun when you play around with the terrain!

The course layout makes the most of the natural terrain, so you can enjoy it however you like. We have increased the number of snow machines, so you can enjoy the "gondola run" from the summit to the base of the mountain earlier and for longer. There are 7 areas of ungroomed courses that beginners can enjoy, including "Iwatake Back Bowl," the largest powder area in the area, where you can feel like you're skiing in the Alps!