Planning a ski trip to South Korea? Look no further than High 1 Resort, one of the country’s premier destinations for winter sports enthusiasts.
In this comprehensive guide, I’ll walk you through everything you need to know—from finding accommodations, navigating the slopes to understanding the Korean ski and snowboard culture.
Whether you’re visiting in winter or exploring the resort’s summer offerings, High 1 has something for everyone.
Discover expert tips on where to rent gear, how to maximize your après-ski experience, and what summer activities you won’t want to miss.
Plus, I’ll share my personal experiences and insider advice to help make your trip unforgettable.
Ready to hit the slopes? Dive in and start planning your adventure at High 1 Resort!
After years of using rental skis in South Korea, I recently purchased the Sukoa Premium Padded Ski Bag to transport my old K2 Pontoon skis from Colorado to live with me in Korea. Though the Sukoa was the right choice for me, I delve into several more expensive options like the TOURIT Rolling Ski and Boot Bag Combo and the Thule Roundtrip Ski Bag which may suit those willing to pay a bit more for rolling capabilities.
A seasoned, former racer reviews the Salomon S/Pro Alpha Flex 130 ski boots. As a high-performance, low-volume option geared towards expert skiers, they offer heat-moldable customization, a stiff flex rating of 130 for control, and GripWalk soles for versatile terrain navigation. Priced at $799.95, the Salomon S/Pro Alpha 130 ski boots represent a sound investment in skiing performance and comfort for serious skiers.
Muju Deogyusan Resort is a hidden gem resort destination in South Korea’s Jeollabuk-Do province. Compared to the popular resorts in Gangwon-Do, Muju’s distance from Seoul makes it a more quaint alternative ski destination. This laid-back resort caters to all skill levels and offers diverse accommodation options. Check out this guide and review with terrain highlights, and practical tips for visitors.
Ski passes today can take you much further than your home resort. Ever considered a ski/snowboarding trip abroad? You may be able to do so without buying lift tickets. I’m here to explain where you can use your Epic Pass, Ikon Pass, Mountain Collective or Indy Pass.