Hokkaido Ski Tour
Chasing the storm track across the island, built around your ability and interests.
Hokkaido’s best snow isn’t in one place — it moves with the storm track. A multi-day tour lets us chase it, linking resort days, backcountry touring and a little culture along the way, built entirely around your ability and interests.
The regions
Routes are timed to whichever region is holding the freshest snow. Anywhere from mid-December to late March can deliver excellent conditions — we build the route around wherever the snow is best when you travel.
Powder-chasing route
Niseko, Otaru, Sapporo, Furano and Asahidake — timed to whichever region is holding the freshest snow.
Best time to go
Mid-December through March — every part of the season has its strengths, and we time each route to the best snow.
Flexible pacing
From a fast 5-day loop to a leisurely two-week exploration — we build the days around you.
We’ll handle everything off the mountain, too
Multi-day pricing
Every multi-day trip is quoted individually — the day rates above are the building blocks. Tell us your dates, your group and the terrain you want and we will send a full quote. All prices exclude 10% tax.
Maximum 8 riders. Above 5, a tail guide joins the trip.
Cancellation: 20% is forfeited 30 or more days before the start date, 50% between 8 and 29 days, and 100% within 7 days. Bookings made fewer than 3 days ahead are non-refundable.
How booking works
Live availability & pricing via RoomBoss. No online payment — we confirm manually.
Not ready to book? Send a short enquiry and we’ll plan it with you.
We reply within 24 hours (during winter season) with the perfect plan for you.
Hokkaido tour FAQ
Private multi-day is a bespoke itinerary built for your group; scheduled tours are fixed-date departures you join alongside other travellers, via Powderhounds.
Only if part of a bespoke package — otherwise lift passes, transport and accommodation are optional add-ons you choose.
Yes — one-way rentals let you pick up gear in Niseko and drop it off in Furano, or the reverse.