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【Daisetsuzan – Asahidake】Snowshoe hiking guided tour
The Taisetsu area is the region in Japan with the earliest and latest snowfall, making it a primelocation for high-quality powder snow.
This snow quality has garnered high praise from professionalskiers worldwide.
To enjoy the powder snow, it is highly recommended to join a snowshoe guide tour where you canrent the necessary equipment and walk around the area while listening to the local attractions and charm.
【Experience Details】
・Snowshoe tours allow you to explore breathtaking winter landscapes, including snowy forests and snow-covered mountains.
・You can get close to the fumaroles only during the winter season. If the weather is clear, you’ll have a close view of Asahidake and a panoramic view of Daisetsuzan National Park.
・Walking around the fifth station of Mt. Asahidake, the highest mountain in Hokkaido.
・Snowshoeing is accessible for beginners and doesn’t require advanced skills, making it a great outdoor activity for anyone to enjoy.
【What to include?】
・Snowshoe hiking guide with English speaker
・Snowshoe and pole
・Insurance, Tax
【Not include】
・Ropeway ticket
- Price
- 20,000 yen / per
*Minimum number is 3 people.
- Taget age
- Age 6 and up
- Required time
- Approx. 2 hours and half
- Capacity
- 3 to 5
- Period
- Mid December to early May
- Deadline
- 14 days prior to the tour date
- Meeting Place
-
Asahidake Ropeway Station at the first-floor
- Time of Meeting
- 9:00 am
Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the meeting time.
- Clothing and belongings
- Base Layer: Start with a moisture-wicking base layer to keep sweat away from your skin. This layer should be thermal or synthetic.
Insulating Layer: Wear an insulating layer like a fleece or down jacket to retain body heat.
Outer Layer: A waterproof and windproof outer layer is essential to protect you from the elements.
Footwear: Waterproof, insulated boots are crucial for keeping your feet warm and dry.
Gloves/Mittens: Insulated, waterproof gloves or mittens will keep your hands warm and dry.
Hat and Neck Gaiter: A warm hat and neck gaiter or scarf will help protect your head and neck from the cold.
Socks: Wear moisture-wicking, thermal socks. Avoid cotton socks, as they can become damp and cold.
Backpack: Carry a small backpack with essentials like water, snacks.
