Killoros Snowworld

Killoros Snowworld

Info

JR Otaru-Chikato Station → 40 minutes by bus from JR Otaru-Chikato Station, bus stop: Kiloro Resort or Mountain Center Get off
From Asari IC on Sataru Road via Road 1.956, Route 393 23km30 minutes
2000 units/free, paid (underground parking)

Business Hours

9-15 or sunset (during the night hours, it is open from 16:30 to 19:30)

Price

There is a one-day ticket of 7400 yen (elementary school student 4000 yen), a 6-hour ticket of 6600 yen (elementary school student 3600 yen), a 4-hour ticket of 5900 yen (elementary school student 3100 yen), a night game ticket of 2700 yen, a student/senior (65 years or older) fee, the first sliding/spring ski fee. In addition to the lift fee, IC card deposit 500 yen (refund when returning IC card)

Spot Category

Skiing and Snowboarding


Kids Ski Academy


Killoros Snowworld


Piste and gondola


Powder light (course name) Unpressurized snow course to enjoy fresh powder snow

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