Hourly Lift Passes, Slope Capacity System
Enhanced Convenience for Skiers with Mobile Quick Pass and More
Gonjiam Resort Ski Resort, the largest ski resort in the Seoul metropolitan area, will kick off the 2025-26 ski season on December 10.
Gonjiam Resort Ski Resort features eight wide slopes, with the widest measuring 154 meters, ultra-high-speed lifts capable of transporting up to 15,000 people per hour to the summit, and a wireless remote-controlled snowmaking system, offering some of the best ski facilities in Korea.
The resort provides a differentiated ski experience through offerings such as "hourly lift passes," a "slope capacity system" that limits the number of guests per time slot, the "Ski Mobile Quick Pass" for convenient reservations and entry via smartphone, and a variety of comfortable and clean ski amenities.
This year, Gonjiam Resort Ski Resort will operate a private slope exclusively for youth and beginner lessons, allowing young skiers and novices to learn safely. For intermediate skiers, the resort has created a "Panorama Slope"-a gentle, longer, and wider run stretching from the summit to the base.
During the peak ski season from December 20 to January 31, early morning operations will be expanded. On weekends and public holidays during this period, the resort will open at 7 a.m., and on weekdays, at 8 a.m.
The "Rainbow Club" ski lessons, designed to meet customer demand for premium services, will be offered, ranging from one-on-one instruction to exclusive lounges. Dedicated lounges, lockers, and parking spaces will be provided for lesson participants.
The snow sledding area features 15 lanes and limits the number of users to 300 at a time, allowing families with children to enjoy a more relaxed and entertaining winter getaway.
Meanwhile, in the Plaza of Lights in front of the ski house, a new sculpture of "Torito," Gonjiam Resort's squirrel character launched this year, has been installed. Standing about 8 meters tall and depicted skiing, it is designed to help families create thrilling and happy winter sports memories together.
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