Discover the Olympic-quality slopes of South Korea’s Yongpyong Resort in this in-depth guide.
Whether you’re a beginner, an advanced skier, or a snowboarder, find out which of the resort’s four distinct zones suits your style. Learn about ski lessons with English-speaking instructors, trail maps, dining options, and more.
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Planning a ski trip to South Korea? Look no further than High 1 Resort, one of the top destinations for outdoor sports enthusiasts.
This guide covers everything from accommodations and ski trails to gear rentals and dining options. Discover the resort’s dog-friendly ‘Pet Club’ Hill Condo, lift ticket prices, as well as summer trekking activities.
I’ll share personal tips and insider info to help you make the most of your High 1 Resort adventure, whether you’re visiting in winter or summer.
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.
In 2024, I explored Gangwon-Do’s diverse outdoor offerings with dog-friendly adventures at Pure Sheep Ranch, Han Neul Sky Ranch, and Sanneomi Ranch.
Join me as I explore these scenic spots and share tips for making the most of your outdoor experiences in Gangwon-Do.
South Korea has a remarkably affordable and well-run public transportation network, making it relatively easy to get around without a car, especially in the major cities.
However, whether you are traveling in South Korea for a short time or living there long-term, having the ability to drive a car can make traveling around the country much easier.
It opens up difficult-to-access parts of the country and allows you to explore much deeper and get off-the-beaten-path.
In summer 2023, we packed up the family car in Daegu, South Korea and traveled to Jeju Island by ferry. This is a dog-friendly, 5-day itinerary of our adventure.