Hakuba Goryu / ◎180cm / Cloudy & Snowy 2020.Mar.08
The wet snow was falling lightly when I got off Goryu Telecabin. The corduroy patterns were still visible over the slope as it just started snowing. It was warm and there was no wind, although the sky was grey.
[Panorama Course]
The snow was fine and granular in Alps Daira, while it was firm and smooth in Panorama Course. I enjoyed gaining speed in Panorama Course. Snowboarders waved their hands to me from Alps No.1 Pair Lifts. They showed me snowboarding in a single file and carving with one hand touching the snow.
[Panorama Course]
The snow was good both in Grand Prix and Panorama Course but there were more people in Grand Prix Course. I saw many people taking Alps No.3, No.2 Pair and No.4 Pair Lifts. I enjoyed carving turns in the rough hard snow.
[Grand Prix Course]
I went down Dynamic Course, Woody Course, and Toomi Slope. The snow was loose along Toomi No.2 Pair and in the lower area. In Iimori Slope, the snow was melting and the ground was exposed. Meanwhile, there was sufficient snow in Powder Snow, Soft Cream, and Maryland Course and I enjoyed skiing down at ease.
[Champion Dynamic Course]
[Availability Information for Mar. 8]
* Available Area … All Courses Available! (except for 4 courses of Iimori Area)
* Available Lifts … Telecabin (8:15 a.m.－), Line-8 (8:00 a.m.－) totally 15 lifts
* Lift Price … Adult: JPY5,500, Child: JPY2,900, 59–60 y/o: JPY4,500, 12–17 y/o & Over 70 y/o: JPY4,000
* Night Skiing … Until Mar. 31: 6 p.m.–9:30 p.m. Toomi Slopo Adult: JPY2,500, Child: 1,300
* Sunrise Skiing … Every weekend until Mar. 31: 7 a.m.– Toomi Slope Available with 1-day ticket
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