The sunshine on the slopes instantly took me back to our time skiing at Naeba. It was our family’s first time there~
The weather that day couldn’t have been better. Clear blue skies and warm sunshine made the whole resort sparkle, and it put me in such a great mood. The snow quality at Naeba is really nice. Even though the sunny weather made the snow feel a little softer during the day, it was still pretty fluffy and easy to control on the board. It felt super comfortable whether you’re a beginner wanting to practice steadily or an experienced skier just looking for a smooth ride down.
We’ll definitely be coming back next time!
Naeba Ski Resort | Review by Aeris
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