Hokkaido Sampler evoTrip
Experience the best of Japan's North Island, including Niseko, Furano, Rusutsu, and more.
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Two of Japan's greatest ski destinations, one legendary trip. Back-to-back — the way it was always meant to be done.
Experience the most extraordinary skiing and snowboarding on Japan's north island. Our Hokkaido Sampler combines the two crown jewels of the island's ski scene into a single, seamless 9-night itinerary: three riding days in the understated gem of Furano, followed by four riding days in legendary Niseko. From resort riding to world-class lift-accessed backcountry, this trip delivers the full Hokkaido experience — with incredible food, culture, and local stashes woven throughout.
We'll base the first half of your trip in the heart of central Hokkaido, where Furano's Siberian-dry powder, authentic Japanese culture, and lift-accessed gates await — plus a day exploring another area resort like Sahoro. Then we transfer to Hirafu village at the foot of Niseko, where you'll enjoy the resort's four interconnected mountains, an optional backcountry day through the famous Niseko Gate System, and a day at nearby Rusutsu.
Please note: This trip is designed and recommended for intermediate and above skiers and snowboarders, meaning you are comfortable on most blue runs, can link turns in powder snow, can make a variety of turn shapes, and can traverse & hold speed. See our FAQs for more information about ability level requirements.
Got an IKON pass or a group of friends? See FAQs for trip discounts and details.
Questions? Connect with an evoTrip expert. Contact us here.
Two of Japan's greatest ski destinations, one legendary trip. Back-to-back — the way it was always meant to be done.
Experience the most extraordinary skiing and snowboarding on Japan's north island. Our Hokkaido Sampler combines the two crown jewels of the island's ski scene into a single, seamless 9-night itinerary: three riding days in the understated gem of Furano, followed by four riding days in legendary Niseko. From resort riding to world-class lift-accessed backcountry, this trip delivers the full Hokkaido experience — with incredible food, culture, and local stashes woven throughout.
We'll base the first half of your trip in the heart of central Hokkaido, where Furano's Siberian-dry powder, authentic Japanese culture, and lift-accessed gates await — plus a day exploring another area resort like Sahoro. Then we transfer to Hirafu village at the foot of Niseko, where you'll enjoy the resort's four interconnected mountains, an optional backcountry day through the famous Niseko Gate System, and a day at nearby Rusutsu.
Please note: This trip is designed and recommended for intermediate and above skiers and snowboarders, meaning you are comfortable on most blue runs, can link turns in powder snow, can make a variety of turn shapes, and can traverse & hold speed. See our FAQs for more information about ability level requirements.
Got an IKON pass or a group of friends? See FAQs for trip discounts and details.
Hokkaido Sampler evoTrip
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