Discover the Olympic-quality slopes of Mona 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, a premier destination for winter sports enthusiasts.
In this guide, I’ll provide all the essential information—from accommodation options and slope navigation to insights into Korean ski culture.
Whether you’re visiting for winter sports or exploring summer activities, High 1 has something for everyone.
Learn where to rent gear, maximize your Korean skiing experience, and discover what the resort offers during the summer.
I’ll also share personal experiences and insider tips that highlight why this is one of the more dog-friendly resorts in Korea.
Ready to hit the slopes? Let’s dive in and start planning your adventure at High 1 Resort!
In 2024, I explored Gangwon-Do’s diverse outdoor offerings through dog-friendly adventures at Pure Sheep Ranch, Han Neul Sky Ranch, and Sanneomi Ranch. This guide captures my experiences in both summer and winter, showcasing the best of trekking and camping in this stunning South Korean province.
Pure Sheep Ranch and Han Neul Sky Ranch offered incredible landscapes and memorable trekking opportunities, each revealing the region’s natural beauty across the seasons. My summer camping experience at Sanneomi Ranch added another layer to our adventures, blending comfort with nature.
While I considered Samyang Roundhill Ranch, its no-dog policy prevented me from including a personal account. However, it remains a notable option for those without furry companions.
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.
If you’ve decided to visit Jeju Island, South Korea, you’ll soon confront a crucial question: How do I get there? Unless you’re an Olympic swimmer, you essentially have two options: fly or take a ferry. I share my personal experience and explain why opting for the ferry might be your best choice. I’ll also guide you through the process, including how I brought my own car and dog along, to help you decide if Jeju Island Ferry travel is the best option for you.