Niseko United piste map

Niseko United combines four resorts on one mountain (Mt. Niseko Annupuri) about 100 km (62 mi) south of Sapporo within the Niseko-Shakotan-Otaru Kaigan Quasi-National Park. With varied terrain and beautiful winter woods, Niseko delivers memorable days for all levels. Get set for your trip: download the latest piste map and get familiar with lifts, zones, and gates before you arrive.

Niseko United ski resort piste maps

Download your Niseko piste map below, or grab a copy from ticket offices and information points around the resort.

Niseko United ski resort piste map

Niseko United piste map downloads

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The Niseko United ski area

One mountain, four connected resorts:

Niseko Tokyu Grand HIRAFU

The largest of the four, offering an unforgettable powder experience plus the widest base-area facilities (hotels, condos, shops, restaurants). Hirafu is also the hub of extensive night skiing with long, floodlit laps.

1. Download Niseko Tokyu Grand HIRAFU map .pdf

Hanazono

Modern lifts and gondola service a mix of progression groomers, dedicated learning areas, terrain parks, and celebrated tree runs. Après and services cluster around Resort Center HANAZONO 308 and Restaurant EDGE beside Hana 1.

1. Download Hanazono map .pdf

Niseko Village Ski Resort

Home to long fall-line trails through natural forests and superb storm-day tree skiing, with Hilton Niseko Village and The Green Leaf Niseko Village at the base for ski-in/ski-out convenience.

1. Download Niseko Village Ski Resort map .pdf

Annupuri International Ski Area

Laid-back, well-groomed pistes for all abilities, regular fresh powder, and striking views. A thoughtful base layout and access to natural onsens make it a favourite for families and cruisers.

1. Download Annupuri International Ski Area map .pdf

Niseko United best ski pistes

• Family Run (Annupuri): Wide, confidence-building green (~580 m) with night skiing.
• Juicy Fruit (Hanazono): Beginners slope at the base area, also open for night skiing.
• Holiday Run (Grand HIRAFU): Long, gradual 2,883 m cruise that lets beginners rack up mileage without surprises.
• Panorama (Annupuri): Scenic, undulating blue pistet with engaging terrain changes.
• Silver Dream (Hanazono): A recommended first red here
• Utopia (Annupuri): Another flowing, view-packed intermediate red run.
• Mizuno Sawa (Gate 11, Niseko Village): Ungroomed powder basin that loads up after storms; access from Niseko Village Gondola when the gate is open.
• Annupuri Peak (via Gate 2): Short hike leads to open bowls with scattered trees and multiple advanced lines.
• Hanazono East Face & Higashi Ona: The largest peak-accessed backcountry zone. Aim for the spines or central gully to reconnect to the cat track back to Hanazono.
• Strawberry Fields (Hanazono): Famous bowl shaped off-piste with well-spaced trees and playful drops.

Niseko United in brief

• Summit elevation: 1,308 meters (4,308 feet)
• Base elevation: 300 meters (984 feet)
• Vertical drop: 1,009 meters (3,310 feet)
• Total piste length: 50.8 km
• Piste types: 44% blue, 36% red, 20% black
• Lifts: 32
• Longest run: 7.4 km
• Night skiing: yes
• Snow park/fun park: yes