Asahidake is a ski area in Hokkaido with 2 webcams, 3 runs, 1 lift and 500 m vertical.
Asahidake sits on Hokkaido's highest mountain in the Daisetsuzan range, with a season from November to May. 2 webcams, 3 runs, 1 lift and 500 m vertical.
Cameras are expected to come back online when the season starts (date not announced). Some cameras stream all year: press play to try one.
The longest run is about 2.3 km. An adult day ticket is around ¥2,800 (check the resort for current prices).
Still images from the resort's cameras show the slopes. Snow depth and the 7-day snowfall and temperature forecast for Asahidake come from Open-Meteo forecast models for its part of Hokkaido.
Best for: Powder, Advanced Terrain, Less Crowded
High-altitude ropeway terrain with limited grooming. The season runs into late May.
Rentals are handled at the facilities around the Asahidake ropeway base; backcountry gear is more reliably hired from shops in Asahikawa.
Asahidake is the highest peak in Hokkaido at 2,291m, with powder and backcountry skiing on an active volcano. It is known for heavy snowfall and off-piste skiing.
No, Asahidake is primarily for intermediate to advanced skiers. There are no groomed runs, only a single ropeway accessing natural, unpatrolled terrain. Experience in backcountry skiing is recommended.
Asahidake receives massive snowfall, often exceeding 10 meters per season. The snow is light, dry Hokkaido powder that accumulates deeply.
Yes, Asahidake is part of the Daisetsuzan volcanic group. You can see steam vents and volcanic features while skiing. The geothermal activity contributes to unique terrain.
Asahidake is about 2 hours from Asahikawa Airport. Take a bus or drive to Asahidake Onsen village at the base of the ropeway. Rental cars are recommended for flexibility.