What happens on Freeride in Hokkaido

The shirayuki.ski Freeride Week is a powder-chasing journey across Hokkaido, designed for skiers who want to experience the very best of Japan's legendary snow. Starting in Otaru, you'll spend the first days exploring the powder-rich resorts of Kiroro, Sapporo Kokusai, and Sapporo Teine, following the best conditions each day rather than a fixed itinerary. Midweek, the adventure moves inland to Asahikawa, where changing weather patterns allow us to access a variety of mountain areas and hidden freeride terrain.

Freeride in Hokkaido is a freeride experience in Hokkaido, Japan, run by shirayuki.ski and booked through Roundtripski.

Here is what the experience involves, taken straight from the operator's description.

About Freeride in Hokkaido

The shirayuki.ski Freeride Week is a powder-chasing journey across Hokkaido, designed for skiers who want to experience the very best of Japan's legendary snow. Starting in Otaru, you'll spend the first days exploring the powder-rich resorts of Kiroro, Sapporo Kokusai, and Sapporo Teine, following the best conditions each day rather than a fixed itinerary. Midweek, the adventure moves inland to Asahikawa, where changing weather patterns allow us to access a variety of mountain areas and hidden freeride terrain.

Throughout the week, our small groups and certified guides maximize safety, flexibility, and access to untouched powder, while evenings are spent enjoying authentic Japanese culture, local cuisine, traditional accommodations, and the unique atmosphere of Hokkaido's mountain towns. More than a ski holiday, this is a carefully crafted freeride experience that combines world-class snow, adventure, and the authentic spirit of Japan.

What's included

Freeride in Hokkaido includes:

• Accommodation
• Skipass
• Certified Guides
• Transfers
• Fuel & Tolls
• Limited Breakfasts & Dinners
• Pre-Trip Powder & Safety Day in the Alps

How long it takes

Plan for 10-17 January 2027.

Who it's for

It is rated Advanced, so it is aimed at experienced participants who are already confident and fit for freeride at this level. Group size is up to 8 people.

About shirayuki.ski

Freeride in Hokkaido is run by shirayuki.ski in Hokkaido, Japan. You book directly with them through Roundtripski, so you deal with the operator who actually runs the trip.

Price and how to book

Freeride in Hokkaido is from €3195 per person, booked directly with shirayuki.ski through Roundtripski.

That price covers 7 items: Accommodation, Skipass, Certified Guides, Transfers, Fuel & Tolls, Limited Breakfasts & Dinners, Pre-Trip Powder & Safety Day in the Alps.

Pick your date, confirm how many people are coming, and shirayuki.ski sends your confirmation.

Frequently asked questions

How much does freeride in hokkaido cost?

It is from €3195 per person, booked directly with shirayuki.ski.

How long is it?

Plan for 10-17 January 2027.

How hard is it?

It's rated Advanced, so it is aimed at experienced participants who are already confident and fit for freeride at this level.

What's included?

Accommodation, Skipass, Certified Guides, Transfers, Fuel & Tolls, Limited Breakfasts & Dinners, Pre-Trip Powder & Safety Day in the Alps.

How big is the group?

Up to 8 people.

How do I book?

Directly with shirayuki.ski through the link on this page.

Ready to book

Book freeride in hokkaido with shirayuki.ski. Full details and live availability are on the experience page.