Able Hakuba Goryu Iimori — Attraction in Hakuba

The Iimori Ski Resort is not as well known as Happo-one, but it is a nice place to go for skiing. You can easily connect to Escal Plaza and Hakuba 47, either by ski lift or shuttle bus.

The Hakuba Snow Sports School is located here and they offer great lessons, be it private or individual.

There are Ski Rentals, storage lockers, a few food shops and a large seating area.

It gets crowded every morning at 10.20am and at 1.30pm as that is the time when ski lessons begin at the base.

When I visited, the first slope was very rocky and not nice to ski on. For better snow, you should ski over to Escal Plaza and take the Gondola up to the top of the mountain. The snow there is awesome.

If you are good enough, you can even ski down from the mountain back to Iimori Ski Resort.

There are many shuttle buses servicing the Iimori resort so it is pretty convenient as well.

Overall, Iimori Ski Resort is a nice ski resort but it may get crowded, just less crowded than other more...

Among the many slopes in Hakuba, this one stands out for its excellent English-speaking ski coaches and well-maintained terrain. Please mention that you were referred by iTokyo Travel when enrolling in the ski school. Depending on the situation, there may be some special benefits available. iTokyo Travel always recommends this school first. Whether it's ski or snowboard rentals, dining, or participating in lessons, this slope is very convenient and comfortable. It is connected with Hakuba Goryu and Hakuba 47 through a common ticket, making it enjoyable for all levels, from beginners to advanced skiers, without...

For my first time skiing the experience was amazing. A friend and I decided to go only the day before and we were able to call Daniel and make the booking for a introductory lesson with no problems. Our instructor, Aron, was everything I could've hoped for and I now feel confident that the next time I go skiing I'll be knowledgeable and have a great time. I fell in love with skiing after visiting Iimori, and would recommend it to anyone (especially English speakers!!) who is considering going skiing...