Kenmin-no-mori resort background
Kenmin-no-mori in Japan - a clear blue sky.
Kenmin-no-mori in Japan - a clear blue sky.
Kenmin-no-mori in Japan - a group of people riding snowboards on a snowy slope.
Kenmin-no-mori in Japan - a house covered in snow next to a forest.
Kenmin-no-mori in Japan - a ski lift going up a snowy slope.
Kenmin-no-mori in Japan - a ski slope with lots of snow on it.
Kenmin-no-mori in Japan - a snow covered ski slope with trees in the background.
Kenmin-no-mori in Japan - a swing in the snow with trees in the background.
Kenmin-no-mori in Japan - a view from the top of a mountain in autumn.
Kenmin-no-mori in Japan - a view of a snow covered ski slope.
Kenmin-no-mori in Japan: a red and white building covered in snow.

Kenmin-no-mori Übersicht

Kenmin-no-Mori Ski Resort, located in northern Hiroshima Prefecture, is a delightful winter destination characterized by its rich natural surroundings and consistent snowfall. This family-friendly resort, which opens in late December, is ideal for beginners and intermediate skiers due to its manageable course lengths.

The resort's accessibility is enhanced by well-maintained roads leading up to it, although winter tires or chains are essential due to compacted and frozen snow. A short walk from the parking lot to the ski slopes provides ample time for visitors to warm up. Conveniently, the resort offers a snowmobile service for the transportation of boards, skis, and other gear to the slopes.

Kenmin-no-Mori is customer-focused, offering rental services for clothing, boards, and ski equipment, allowing visitors to enjoy skiing without bringing their own gear. Lift tickets are available in half-day, one-day, and multi-day passes to accommodate varying schedules. In addition to skiing and snowboarding, the resort provides snowshoe rentals and experience classes depending on the season.

Beyond the slopes, the resort is close to lodging facilities and hot springs in Shobara city, adding to the allure of an overnight stay. However, the resort could improve by providing more detailed management information on their website, including updates on snowfall and lift operations.

Despite its compact size, with only two lifts, Kenmin-no-Mori Ski Resort manages to impress with its service and the quality of its snow. The resort is renowned for having the best quality and quantity of snow among the ski resorts in Bihoku, making it a must-visit location for ski enthusiasts. For those willing to embrace the winter chill and experience the thrill of skiing, Kenmin-no-Mori is an excellent choice.

Wichtige Einblicke

6 Einblicke verfügbar

Bergstation Höhe

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Maximale Skihöhe
Max: 6767 m

Anzahl der Lifte

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Gesamtmenge der in Betrieb befindlichen Lifte
Max: 165 total

Gesamte Pistenlänge

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Eine Gesamtdistanz aller Pisten
Max: 600 km

Höhenunterschied

0
Maximale vertikale Abfahrtsdistanz
Max: 3167 m

Talstation Höhe

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Anfangshöhe des Skigebiets
Max: 4000 m

Befahrbares Gelände

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Gesamtfläche des zugänglichen Skigeländes
Max: 12366 ac

Geländeschwierigkeit

Experte
34.0%
Fortgeschritten
31.0%
Anfänger
34.0%

Merkmale

1 Merkmal verfügbar

Traditionelles Skigebiet

Ein klassisches Skigebiet mit echtem Schnee

Kommentare

Real experiences from visitors to this resort

4
comments
“I found the experience at Kenmin-no-mori to be absolutely splendid! The snow was natural and soft, providing a great environment for enjoyment. It was pleasantly uncrowded, offering a sense of freedom and personal space. The abundance of trees added to the overall beauty of the place, creating a beautiful snowy landscape.”
•  Hiroshi Pfeiffer
“Upon my visit to Kenmin-no-mori, I found the ski conditions to be excellent, due to the fresh snowfall. The ski slope is relatively small, serviced by only two lifts. A commendable feature was the transport service for skis, making it easier for those having to traverse from the parking lot to the slopes. However, there were a few areas that could be improved for a more enjoyable experience: 1. The lift seats were icy and extremely cold to sit on. A simple solution such as sweeping them with a broom could greatly enhance the comfort of the riders. 2. The resort only accepts cash payments, which might not be convenient for everyone. 3. The lack of operational information on the website was a drawback. Essential details like snowfall updates and lift suspensions were missing. The only available information was regarding holidays, forcing me to rely on other websites for updates about ski conditions. On a different note, the journey to the ski resort was a challenge, as some portions of Route 314, particularly a 10km stretch, were not adequately cleared of snow, making it difficult to drive. Although snow removal was evident near the ski resorts, it was strangely lacking in the middle section of the route. I initially attributed this to a lack of time, but after witnessing the snowplow passing over the snow without clearing it three times, I wondered if this was due to inexperience or a deliberate attempt to avoid damaging the asphalt. Regardless, this method only resulted in compacting the snow, making driving difficult. I would advise future visitors to be aware of this while planning their trip.”
•  Yuna Ingesson
“During my stay in Fukuyama, I had the opportunity to visit Kenmin-no-mori multiple times. Its proximity made it a convenient and enjoyable place to visit.”
•  Ingrid Okada
“I found the 'Kenmin-no-mori' to be well-crafted with smooth functionality. Its ability to glide seamlessly is particularly impressive.”
•  Yuna Ingesson
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Bergstation Höhe

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Anzahl der Lifte

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Gesamte Pistenlänge

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Höhenunterschied

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Talstation Höhe

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Befahrbares Gelände

106cm
Jährlicher Schneefall
11 Jahresdurchschnitt
Peak: January (34.5cm)
2.3cm
Nov
24.5cm
Dec
34.5cm
Jan
29.1cm
Feb
17.4cm
Mar
9.0cm
Apr
Snow Season (Nov-Dec-Jan-Feb-Mar-Apr)

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