Teine Ski Resort

Teine Ski Resort (サッポロテイネスキー場) is a renowned ski resort located in Sapporo, Japan, celebrated for its diverse terrain and hosting of the 1972 Sapporo Winter Olympics.

The resort boasts three main areas:

Highland Zone: This zone caters to experienced skiers and snowboarders with its challenging courses, including steep slopes, mogul runs (like the North Wall and the Giant Course), and terrain parks for freestyle enthusiasts.
Olympia Zone: Famed for its role in the 1972 Winter Olympics, this zone offers a mix of gentle slopes and intermediate runs suitable for a wide range of abilities, particularly families and beginner skiers. The Olympia Course is a favorite among those new to the sport.
Family Zone: This zone is designed with beginners and families in mind. It features gentle slopes, a sledding area, and a dedicated space for snow play, making it a safe and enjoyable environment for all ages.
To ensure a comfortable and convenient experience, Teine Ski Resort offers a range of amenities, including rental shops where visitors can rent skis, snowboards, and other winter gear. Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, the rental shops have everything you need to hit the slopes.

The resort also boasts a range of amenities such as ski schools, restaurants, and night skiing for a comprehensive winter experience. After an exhilarating day on the slopes, guests can unwind at the nearby hot spring facility, “Hokkaido Teine Onsen Honoka,” and soak in the natural hot springs.

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Getting there
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Getting there

From Teine Station to Teine Ski Resort:

Bus	Operation Period: December 14, 2024 – March 30, 2025 Teine Station ↓ JR Hokkaido Bus ↓ 16 minutes (3 stops) Teine Olympia Mae Teine Ski Resort (Cost 380 yen)

Details

Ticket Type	Adult	Age 13-18	Age 4-12
1-Day Pass	8,200 yen	7,000 yen	3,300 yen
5 hours pass	6,000 yen	5,200 yen	3,900 yen
Night Pass	2,900 yen	2,900 yen	1,900 yen

Others

12 Point Ticket: 6,000 yen
3 Point Ticket: 1,800 yen