Each day starts with complimentary breakfast at the hotel, giving you plenty of time to fuel up before heading to the mountain. Prefer to explore on your own? You can always grab breakfast from a local 7-Eleven, bakery, or coffee shop nearby.

Once everyone is ready, we’ll meet up with the guides for a quick overview of the day — including which resort we’re heading to, what conditions look like, and what you can expect on the mountain. Over the course of five riding days, we’ll aim to explore 3–5 different resorts, letting the weather and snow conditions help us decide where to go.

This trip is all about building confidence, improving your riding, and experiencing as much of Hokkaido as possible. We’ll explore a variety of terrain and riding environments, with our guides helping you find the right lines and challenges for your ability. When conditions allow, we may venture into mellow sidecountry terrain for those ready to take their riding beyond the resort.

Lunch is all about experiencing the local food each mountain has to offer, whether that means grabbing a quick bite between runs or sitting down to enjoy a proper Japanese meal.

We’ll typically wrap up our riding day around 4 PM and head back to Asahikawa for some well-deserved downtime. This is your time to RESET: soak in the onsen, relax at the hotel, explore the city, or simply put your feet up. In the evenings, we’ll often gather for group dinners, but there’s never any pressure to join. Want some alone time or feel like exploring with a new friend? Go for it.

On the final Saturday of the trip, the day is yours. Sleep in, explore Asahikawa, shop, eat your way through the city, or join the crew as we head out for some sightseeing and a night on the town. We can always head back to the mountain for one final day of riding if you are up for it.

Come to learn, explore, and ride at your own pace. Leave with more confidence, new skills, and a week of memories you won’t forget.