Niseko United – Annupuri/Grand Hirafu/Hanazono/Niseko Village
Ski resort in Hokkaidō Prefecture, Japan · 26 lifts · 104 slopes, 50.9 km
Out of season — all lifts closed. The planned season start is 28 Nov
Lifts
26 total
Open 
Closed 
On holdThe planned season start is 28 Nov
- HANAZONO第1リフトフード付き
- Start – end
- 307 m – 657 m
- King Gondola
- Start – end
- 308 m – 757 m
- アッパービレッジゴンドラ
- アンヌプリゴンドラ
- Start – end
- 407 m – 976 m
- エースゴンドラ
- Start – end
- 318 m – 815 m
- エースファミリークワッド
- Start – end
- 257 m – 351 m
- エース第3ペアリフト
- Start – end
- 815 m – 988 m
- エース第4ペア
- Start – end
- 981 m – 1 178 m
- カントリーロードチェア
- Start – end
- 646 m – 917 m
- キングホリデー第1ペア
- Start – end
- 313 m – 443 m
- キング第３リフト
- Start – end
- 760 m – 1 053 m
- キング第4リフト
- Start – end
- 1 039 m – 1 169 m
- コミュニティーチェア
- Start – end
- 297 m – 370 m
- ジャンボ第１クワッドリフト
- Start – end
- 412 m – 668 m
- ジャンボ第2ペアリフト
- Start – end
- 629 m – 818 m
- ジャンボ第3ペアリフト
- Start – end
- 809 m – 969 m
- ジャンボ第4ペアリフト
- Start – end
- 943 m – 1 201 m
- スインギングモンキー
- Start – end
- 748 m – 903 m
- ドリーム第1クワッドリフト
- Start – end
- 409 m – 453 m
- ニセコゴンドラ
- Start – end
- 296 m – 957 m
- バンザイチェア
- Start – end
- 318 m – 443 m
- ビレッジエクスプレス
- ワンダーランドチェアA線
- Start – end
- 910 m – 1 189 m
- 森のチェア
- Start – end
- 341 m – 680 m
- 花園第2クワッド
- Start – end
- 660 m – 726 m
- 花園第3クワッド フード付
- Start – end
- 712 m – 1 048 m
Slopes 104 · 50.9 km
- Easy47 · 25.5 km
- Intermediate31 · 14.4 km
- Advanced26 · 11.0 km
Season
Ski season28 Nov - 5 May
Contacts
Weather
About Niseko United – Annupuri/Grand Hirafu/Hanazono/Niseko Village
Niseko United is one of more than 500 ski resorts in Japan. It is located in the Hokkaidō Prefecture in the Japanese Mountains at an altitude between 255 and 1,188 m with a difference of 933 m. It is the nearest ski resort to the namesake town of Niseko. The first part of the resort's name comes from the fact that it consists of several ski resorts, namely: Annupuri, Grand Hirafu, Hanazono, and Niseko village. The main feature of Niseko United ski resort is its location (and size) — it is the biggest on Japan's largest, northern, island of Hokkaidō. It is also famous because of its main and highest mountain, Nisekoan Nupuri in the Niseko Volcanic Group of active stratovolcanoes. The Niseko is also the second-biggest in Japan after Shigakogen with more than 50 km of slopes and more than 30 ski lifts in total together with Happo-One—Hakuba, Zao Onsen, Myoko Suginohara, and Hakuba Iwatake — all of them have the same number of slopes (but not the lifts). The resort is best suitable for intermediate and easy skiing — most of its slopes are red and blue. For advanced skiers, it offers 10 km of black slopes. The most common type of ski lift is a chairlift. The Niseko United season is from late November to early May in general.
