ContentsView article sectionsAbout Skiing in Gyeonggi-doGyeonggi Ski Reports Perfect for BeginnersAbout Korean Ski SeasonAbout Gear RentalTicketing Times and Sample Prices3 Gyeonggi-do Ski SlopesAbout Skiing in Gyeonggi-do Let’s be honest. The ski slopes in Gyeonggi-do are not spectacular for many reasons, such as they use mostly fake snow, there are tons of people, the runs are short, and tons of other things that skiing purists will rant about. However, if you love skiing and being outside, none of that really matters. You can have fun at any slope because you just love being outside. The world is a dynamic place and not every country has access to every climate and sometimes it’s great to simply be outside on the slopes and not fixate on if it’s “the best in the whole world.” It doesn’t need to be the best to still be a VERY fun day with friends. Let go of your expectations and go enjoy what skiing is in Gyeonggi-do, Korea without comparing. Take a chance and exist in the moment. Gyeonggi Ski Reports Perfect for Beginners Now, although skiing purists might now be happy, beginning skiers will likely have a blast on these slopes. They will have a variety of easy, short runs to practice their skills and not get too worn out. Beginners should absolutely take up skiing while in Korea. About Korean Ski Season Depending on the weather, the ski season runs from late November through March. During that time, much of the snow on Gyeonggi-do resorts is man-made. This means it will often be icy and hard due to the combination of manmade now, temps, and the number of people on the slopes. About Gear Rental The ski resorts rent just about everything you could need to go skiing. They also have different levels of rentals for different prices. They have general rentals and then high-end rentals. Regular rentals may range from 25,000 – 40,000 depending on the time of day and day of the week. Whereas high-end ski rentals may range from 40,000-50,000 depending on the time of day and day of the week. You can rent from the ski resort itself or other smaller shops near the ski resort. Prices are often similar at all locations. In addition to renting boots, boards, and bindings – you can also rent snow gear such as snowsuits. Gear rentals are available for kids and adults. Prices for gear rental may range from 10,000- 20,000 depending on different criteria. Ticketing Times and Sample Prices This is a sample price list pulled from the English Language site for Yong Pyong. Not all ski resorts follow the exact same pricing and timetable structure. However, this does give you a solid look at what might be available at each resort. You can contact 1330 to learn about the exact schedule at the resort of your choice. You will notice that night skiing is a popular thing in Korea. This can be very nice for those who would like to go skiing after work. It’s actually quite easy to finish up work in Pyeongtaek and head to the slopes in Yongin or Icheon. (units : ₩) Ticket Hour Type Price Daytime(Morning + Afternoon) 09:00~17:00 Adult 80,000 Child 65,000 Morning/Afternoon Morning: 09:00~13:00Afternoon : 13:00~17:00 Adult 63,000 Child 51,000 Night I 19:00~22:00 Adult 58,000 Child 47,000 Night II 19:00~24:00 Adult 71,000 Child 57,000 Night III 21:00~24:00 Adult 51,000 Child 41,000 Afternoon+Night I 13:00~22:00 Adult 93,000 Child 75,000 Afternoon+Night II 13:00~24:00 Adult 106,000 Child 85,000 Sample Prices from Yong Pyong 3 Gyeonggi-do Ski Slopes These are organized by the closest to furthest from Pyeongtaek, South Korea. Pyeongtaek is the home to both Camp Humphreys Army Base and Osan Air Force Base. ALERT!!! 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