Niseko Insider
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The mountain

Niseko Village

The southern side, with the long Niseko Gondola, tree skiing and a resort village at the base with hotels, shops and restaurants.

Lifts9
Gondolas3
Covered (gondola or hood)3
Longest lift2,500 m
All lifts end to end8.2 km
GatesG11
Niseko United passYes

The longest is the Niseko Gondola.

Lift status

Live lift and gate status is on its way. For now, check the official page.

Official status, Niseko United ↗
3005007009001,1001,300m▲ Annupuri summit 1,308 mNISEKO VILLAGENV1NV2NV3NV4NV5NV6NV7NV8NV9G11
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Status board

Bottom to top

Niseko Village

9 lifts · 1 gate
  • NV1Village ExpressGondola + chair · 286→350 m–
  • NV2Niseko GondolaGondola · 6 seats · 288→956 m–
  • NV3Community ChairChair · 2 seats · 291→360 m–
  • NV4Banzai ChairChair · 2 seats · 307→432 m–
  • NV5Upper Village GondolaGondola · 326→353 m–
  • NV6Mori-no ChairChair · 2 seats · 331→671 m–
  • NV7Country Road ChairChair · 2 seats · 644→913 m–
  • NV8Wonderland Chair BChair · 1 seats · 916→1147 m–
  • NV9Wonderland Chair AChair · 1 seats · 916→1159 m–
  • ◆ G11Mizuno-no-sawa gatehikeFrom the top of the Niseko Gondola, then a short hike · 930 m
    Know before you go

    A controlled avalanche area: opens only after daily avalanche control, under patrol supervision.

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Heading beyond the gates?

Follow the Niseko Rules and read the daily Niseko Avalanche Information first.

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