Skiing is a must-do winter activity in Korea! There are a lot of ski resorts for skiers to go on a ski tour. However, what if you plan to visit Korea in early spring but wonder if there’re any ski resorts still opening? The answer is YES. We’ve compiled the ski resorts you can go in March in Korea.
1. Vivaldi Park Ski Resort
Vivaldi Park Ski Resort is the most-visited ski resort in Korea. With the 12 slopes suitable for all level skiers, fantastic facilities, restaurants serving all kinds of Korean food and cafeteria menu, we’re sure that you will have a perfect ski experience here. Besides, the Snowy Land located in Vivaldi Park is a great park for families and for those who have a fear of skiing but still want to enjoy winter activities to have fun.
Vivaldi Park Ski Resort at a Glance:
- Location: Hongcheon, Gangwon Province
- Travel Time from Seoul: 1 hour 30 minutes
- Number of Slopes: 12
- Number of Lifts: 10
🏂Check out the guide below:
- Guide to Vivaldi Park in Korea | Ski Resort Review & Tips
- Vivaldi Park Snowy Land Guide: Winter Wonderland in Korea
🏂Find a tour that caters to your needs:
- 1 Day Ski/Snowboard/Snowy Land Snow Sled/Gondola Tour: Vivaldi Park Ski Resort
- Ski/Snowboard Lift Pass + Equipment/Clothes Rental Package: Vivaldi Park Ski Resort
- Private Ski/Snowboard Lesson + Lift Pass + Equipment/Clothes Rental Package: Vivaldi Park Ski Resort
- Private Ski/Snowboard Lesson: Vivaldi Park (Lesson Only)
- Vivaldi Park Room Reservation
🏂Visit nearby attractions with Vivaldi Park Ski Resort:
- Nami Island & Vivaldi Park Ski Resort 1 Day Shuttle Bus Package
- Nami Island + Petite France + Vivaldi Park Ski Resort 1 Day Tour
2. Phoenix Park Ski Resort
Phoenix Park Ski Resort is a world-famous resort and was used as one of the venues of the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics and Paralympics. It offers high-quality snow and 21 slopes in total. For freestyle skiers and snowboarders, don’t miss out on six official slopes the Olympic-standard half-pipe at the extreme park! Also, it is highly recommended to enjoy the comfy stay and the facilities here!
Phoenix Park Ski Resort at a Glance:
- Location: Pyeongchang, Gangwon Province
- Travel Time from Seoul: 2 hours
- Number of Slopes: 21
- Number of Lifts: 9
🏂Check out the guide below:
🏂Enjoy skiing in Phoenix Park Ski Resort:
3. Yongpyong Ski Resort
Yongpyong Ski Resort is the biggest ski resort in Korea with 28 slopes and 14 lifts in total. It’s the venue of world-class events such as the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, men’s World Cup technical events, IPC Disabled Alpine World Cup, and 2009 Biathlon World Championships. Don’t forget to take Mt. Balwangsan Cable Car to admire the breathtaking view of Balwangsan Mountain and Yongpyong Resort.
Yongpyong Ski Resort at a Glance:
- Location: Pyeongchang, Gangwon Province
- Travel Time from Seoul: 3 hours 30 minutes
- Number of Slopes: 28
- Number of Lifts: 14
🏂Check out the guide below:
🏂Hassle-free shuttle bus to Yongpyong Ski Resort:
4. Alpensia Ski Resort
If you are looking for a luxurious ski tour, Alpensia Ski Resort is your choice! Apart from the slopes, the resort also offers a sports park, indoor waterpark, and family-friendly facilities for guests. Also, we recommend an overnight tour to join the Pyeongchang Trout Festival or go for a winter hike in Seoraksan National Park as the resort is located near the attractions.
Alpensia Ski Resort at a Glance:
- Location: Pyeongchang, Gangwon Province
- Travel Time from Seoul: 3 hours
- Number of Slopes: 6
- Number of Lifts: 3
🏂Check out the guide below:
🏂Hassle-free shuttle bus to Alpensia Ski Resort:
5. Jisan Ski Resort
Jisan Forest Ski Resort is located very close to Seoul so you can enjoy skiing and snowboarding without the stress of long transportation rides. It’s also suitable for beginners since it has different kinds of slopes for all levels. There are also options for non-skiers, such has snow sled and free time options. Moreover, there are nearby attractions, such as Icheon Termeden Spa, Korea’s first German-style hot spring resort!
Jisan Ski Resort at a Glance:
- Location: Icheon, Gyeonggi Province
- Travel Time from Seoul: 1 hour 50 minutes
- Number of Slopes: 7 main slopes & 3 sub-slopes
- Number of Lifts: 5
🏂Check out the guide below:
🏂Hassle-free 1 Day Tour to Jisan Ski Resort:
Above are the ski resorts in Korea you can go in March. Pick one you prefer and enjoy the fun of skiing! For more fun and trendy things to do in Korea, don’t forget to check out Trazy.com, Korea’s #1 Travel Shop.
Photo Credits:
Vivaldi Park Ski Resort Facebook Page
Phoenix Park Ski Resort Facebook Page
Yongpyong Ski Resort Official Site
Alpensia Ski Resort Official Site