Winter Sports & Alpine Huts

This selection features high-altitude ski resorts in the Aizu region and historic mountain lodges within Oze National Park. The ski areas include specialized terrains like the skiers-only slopes at Takahata and the expansive runs at Takatsue. Complementing these are traditional alpine huts such as Chozogoya and Ozenuma Hutte, which provide essential shelter and natural hot spring baths for hikers exploring the marshlands and volcanic landscapes of the Fukushima border.

A

栗子国際スキー＆リゾート

Ski resort located along Route 13 in Yonezawa. It offers a variety of trails across different elevations and is easily accessible via the Kuriko Tunnel.

B

会津高原たかつえスキー場

A major resort in Minamiaizu reaching an altitude of 1,500 meters. It features a 5-kilometer long run and dedicated areas for powder snow and moguls.

C

会津高原だいくらスキー場

Winter sports facility in Minamiaizu featuring 11 courses and a snow park. The resort is characterized by wide, open slopes suitable for various skill levels.

D

会津高原高畑スキー場

A dedicated skiers-only resort in Minamiaizu. It maintains technical terrain and mogul fields, prohibiting snowboards to cater specifically to traditional skiing.

E

Onsengoya

Mountain lodge in Oze National Park featuring natural hot spring baths. It serves as a rest point for hikers traveling between the marshlands and Sanjo Falls.

F

Chozogoya

Historic wooden lodge on the eastern shore of Lake Ozenuma. Established in 1934, it is one of the oldest mountain huts in the Oze region.

G

Ozegoya

Alpine lodge situated at the edge of the Ozegahara Marshland. It provides direct views of Mt. Shibutsu and accommodation for hikers exploring the central boardwalks.

H

フェアリーランドかねやまスキー場

Local ski area in Kaneyama Town featuring gentle slopes overlooking the Tadami River. It operates as a family-friendly venue with available night skiing.

I

Ozenuma Hutte

Publicly operated mountain hut located by Lake Ozenuma. It offers bunk-style accommodation and serves as a base for trekking the Oze National Park trails.