All Reviews of Hachi & Hachikita Highlands Ski Resort page 2

Came here to check out the cute guys.

Good job.

These two ski resorts are connected, so the whole area is really big.

You basically can’t finish all the runs in one day.

But because of that, you end up having to move around quite a lot.

If you’re a beginner and not familiar with the routes, it can get a bit tiring and it’s pretty easy to lose your way.

This place feels really local and all about pure skiing.

There aren’t many flashy facilities, but when the snow is good it’s seriously fun to ride. The runs are wide, and it’s very friendly for everyone from beginners to intermediates. You don’t really feel that stress of the slopes being overcrowded.

There are fewer people here than at the really popular ski resorts, so you don’t have to keep stopping to avoid crowds, which is a big plus.

The lifts and facilities are pretty simple, but they’re perfectly usable and don’t feel too old.

The rest area and restaurant are about standard for a Japanese ski resort.

Nothing fancy, but good enough to warm up and recharge.