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Hokkaido · Hokkaido

Mount Racey

マウントレースイスキー場

Yuki Recommends

3/5

Champagne snow and road less travelled — worth a look. 🐻

SnowChampagne13.7 m/yr at the valley station (JMA — the base gets more) · Yuki tastes champagne snow 🐻
Charm & cute
Storybook factor
Terrain
Onsen & culture
Road less travelled
Value

Yuki Recommends is our own scoring — charm, storybook feeling, snow texture and more. Subjective factors are our read from the data, not a hard grade.

Mount Racey is a ski resort in Hokkaido Prefecture, Hokkaido, Japan. Nearby lodging runs about ¥3,900 a night.

Location

43.0463, 141.9796 · Google Maps ↗

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Common questions about Mount Racey

Is Mount Racey good for beginners?

Mount Racey leans towards confident intermediates and above; beginners can ski here but there are gentler options.

Is Mount Racey good for families?

Mount Racey is more of an enthusiasts' hill; families can visit but resorts with more on-mountain services suit them better.

Does Mount Racey get good powder?

Yes — excellent, 13.7 m of snow a year (JMA normals); among Japan's snowiest.

How much does it cost to stay near Mount Racey?

Lodging near Mount Racey runs from about ¥3,900 a night, with a median of ¥3,900 across 1 priced properties.

Data recorded for Mount Racey: dining, stay. Empty fields mean unknown, not zero — nothing here is invented. Lift prices are adult 1-day, 2024/25 season, JPY.

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