수. 7월 23rd, 2025

South Korea transforms into a winter wonderland from December to March, offering world-class ski resorts with Olympic-grade facilities, vibrant après-ski scenes, and easy access from Seoul. Whether you’re a beginner or expert, here’s a comparison of Korea’s top ski destinations:


1. Yongpyong Resort (용평리조트)

Best For: Olympic-level slopes & families
Slopes: 28 courses (70% beginner/intermediate), including the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympic slalom venue.
Unique Perk: Gondola access to Dragon Peak (1,438m) for panoramic views.
Après-Ski: Family-friendly activities like ice sledding and hot spring spas.
Access: 2-hour shuttle from Seoul.
Image: Yongpyong Resort


2. High1 Resort (하이원리조트)

Best For: Snow quality & casino lovers
Slopes: 18 courses famed for powdery snow and Korea’s longest run (4.2km).
Unique Perk: Integrated casino and gondola linking all base areas.
Après-Ski: Concerts, arcades, and Korea’s highest Starbucks (1,340m).
Access: 3-hour train (KTX) from Seoul.
Image: High1 Resort


3. Phoenix Park (휘닉스파크)

Best For: Freestylers & night skiing
Slopes: 21 courses with half-pipes/terrain parks and 100% night-skiing access.
Unique Perk: Hosted Olympic snowboarding; K-pop festivals in winter.
Après-Ski: EDM clubs and snow sled parks.
Access: 90-minute bus from Seoul.
Image: Phoenix Park Ski


4. Vivaldi Park (비발디파크)

Best For: Beginners & party crowds
Slopes: 12 gentle slopes ideal for new skiers + advanced “Hole in One” course.
Unique Perk: Ocean World water park onsite for post-ski relaxation.
Après-Ski: Lively bars and K-drama filming locations (Goblin fans, reunite!).
Access: 75-minute drive from Seoul.
Image: Vivaldi Park Snow


Comparison Cheat Sheet

Resort Trail Difficulty Key Attraction Night Ski Distance from Seoul
Yongpyong Intermediate Olympic Slopes Yes 2 hours
High1 All Levels Casino & Longest Run Yes 3 hours
Phoenix Park Freestyle Focus Terrain Parks Yes 1.5 hours
Vivaldi Park Beginner-Friendly Ocean World Water Park Yes 1.2 hours

Tips for Foreign Skiers

  • Gear: Rentals cost ₩20,000-₩50,000/day (helmets included).
  • Passes: Book online via Klook or Naver for 30% discounts.
  • Language: English signage/staff at major resorts.
  • Weather: January-February = peak snow season (-5°C to -15°C).

Final Verdict:

  • Adrenaline Seekers ➔ Phoenix Park
  • Luxury/Nightlife ➔ High1
  • Families ➔ Yongpyong or Vivaldi

Korea’s ski resorts blend cutting-edge infrastructure, K-culture flair, and affordability. Pack thermals, book early, and dive into Asia’s winter paradise! ❄️⛷️

Featured Images: Unsplash (Generic Korean ski scenes). Replace with resort-specific photos before publishing.

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