When the powder to people ratio is favourable, resort skiing is a blast. We’ve listed some of our favourite places to pull up a chair, with information about where to find good skiing and how to make the most of the snow conditions and weather.
With a sheltered aspect and good tree skiing down low, Furano is a great performer in bad weather.
Sheltered trees and playful terrain make this an excellent alternative to Teine, especially in a storm.
An incredible variety of tree skiing and great snow. Rusutsu is finally starting to draw some crowds, so get in quick.
Steep lines, tight trees, technical chutes, deep snow. Kurodake is a haven for advanced skiers.
There are a bevvy of small ski areas across Hokkaido, and on their day they have a lot to offer.
Deep snow, sweet terrain, great accommodation and relaxing onsens. Asahidake is a good time waiting to happen.