Full Day Private Skiing / Snowboarding Tour in Sapporo - Choosing Sapporo Kokusai or Bankei

Full Day Private Skiing / Snowboarding Tour in Sapporo


1.Full Day Private Skiing / Snowboarding Tour in Sapporo

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · from $230Our pick

Review of Sapporo’s private ski and snowboard day with Tomo, beginner-friendly slopes, private transport, and a natural hot spring soak.

“Tour guide I had was named Tomo and he was really nice from beginning to end. Had a lot of knowledge of Sapporo, so he answered any questions we had. I went with a friend and we have never been to Sapporo so Tomo helped us out a lot. He properly showed us where to go and checked us in everywhere. Onsen he took us was very nice, all natural volcanic waters super refreshing especially after snowboarding, and slopes he brought us were one of the best I have seen. I’m a seasoned snowboarder and I have been to many great places like Mammoth and Aspen USA, and trust me…”

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Snowshoe Hike Tour from Sapporo include hotel p/up & drop off - The quiet forest walk at Nakayama Pass

Snowshoe Hike Tour from Sapporo include hotel p/up & drop off


2.Snowshoe Hike Tour from Sapporo include hotel p/up & drop off

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · from $308

Trade Sapporo’s city streets for a guided snowshoe hike, warm tea, and a snowy Hoheikyo Onsen visit with hotel pickup included.

“We got tried after 10 mins walking using snowshoe gears, Sumi and her team went beyond the way to accommodate us to other places which they don’t need to that. Everything still awesome even without the snowshoes and onsen. We were able to experience perfect snows at asahiyama kinen park. Her service mindset and good attitude are the best.”

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Bamboo Ice Cave: Snowshoe to see a natural phenomenon! - Snowshoeing through Noboribetsu’s winter woods

Bamboo Ice Cave: Snowshoe to see a natural phenomenon!


3.Bamboo Ice Cave: Snowshoe to see a natural phenomenon!

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 6 hours · from $154

Snowshoe through Hokkaido’s winter forest to a rare bamboo ice cave near Noboribetsu, with lunch, hot drinks, gear, and a small group.

“An absolutely wonderful day in nature, made unforgettable thanks to our guide, Aidan. Everything was perfectly organized from start to finish. Being in a small group is a real plus and allows you to fully enjoy the experience at a relaxed pace. We were completely alone in the middle of nature, which made the hike incredibly peaceful and refreshing. All the equipment is provided, so you don’t have to worry about anything. Aidan’s explanations were very clear and full of interesting anecdotes, you can truly feel his passion and deep knowledge. He is extremely dedicated to making sure everyone has a great time, helps throughout the hike, offers to take…”

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Lake Tachibana: Snowshoe to a frozen lake! - What the forest walk feels like

Lake Tachibana: Snowshoe to a frozen lake!


4.Lake Tachibana: Snowshoe to a frozen lake!

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 3h 30m · from $96Best value

Snowshoe through Hokkaido forests to frozen Lake Tachibana near Noboribetsu, with gear, pickup, a guide, and a hot drink included.

“Aidan was an excellent guide. Very friendly, smiling, knowledgeable and informative. It was a very beautiful and peaceful walk to the lake - we had the trail and woods all to ourselves. The equipment was very good and Aidan treated us with a hot drink and crackers at the lake. All perfect. We can definitely recommend Aidan as a guide!!”

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Snowshoe to Spectacular Winter Ice Caves in Hokkaido - Reaching the ice cave at the valley’s end

Snowshoe to Spectacular Winter Ice Caves in Hokkaido


6.Snowshoe to Spectacular Winter Ice Caves in Hokkaido

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · from $205

Snowshoe through Hokkaido forest to rare three-meter ice formations on the Noboribetsu River, with gear, a hot drink, and a light meal included.

“Wow!!!! An amazing experience! My partner and I took the trek together, just us and Yamamoto-san. We are casual hikers and have hiked a couple of 14-ers, and I would say the hike itself was a good workout. No trouble getting up there (YamaRead more”

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