High1
High1 at a glance
High1 is a ski resort in South Korea, part of the High1 Resort area. It offers 21 km of slopes served by 8 lifts, with skiing between 960 m and 1,345 m (385 m vertical). That makes it the 2nd largest of the 3 ski resorts in South Korea listed on Intski. The season usually runs from December to April.
Top features of this resort
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Getting there & lift pass
Lift pass
Adult day pass around 104,000 KRW (2025/26 season). High1 all-day (종일권) lift ticket.
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High1 resort facts
About High1
High1 is a ski resort in South Korea operating under the High1 Resort name, with 21 km of pistes served by 8 lifts. The lifts rise from a base at 960 m to a top station at 1,345 m, giving 385 m of vertical.
Resort Highlights
A compact South Korean ski resort
High1 is a ski resort in South Korea operating under the High1 Resort name, with 21 km of pistes served by 8 lifts. The lifts rise from a base at 960 m to a top station at 1,345 m, giving 385 m of vertical. Those are the dimensions of a resort built for accessible skiing rather than long-haul exploration: a manageable area that can be learned in a morning, with enough variety across 21 km to fill a few days without the runs feeling repetitive.
What the numbers say
Eight lifts for 21 km of piste is a healthy ratio, which points to short transfers between runs and quick laps for skiers working on their technique. A top height of 1,345 m is modest, so High1 does not rely on altitude for its snow; instead it carries a snow-sure rating within a December to April season, indicating conditions that hold up through the core Korean winter. With no published breakdown of easy, intermediate and expert terrain, it is best approached as an all-round area, and the vertical suits beginners and intermediates looking for steady, confidence-building descents rather than steep challenges.
Setting
Scenic views are the resort’s second defining feature alongside its snow record. With the upper slopes at nearly 1,350 m, the outlook over the surrounding mountains is part of the experience rather than an afterthought, and the compact layout means the views are never far from the lifts.
Practical notes
The season runs from December to April. Airport details and an official website are not held in our data for High1, so confirm transport options, lift openings and prices directly before booking.
Frequently asked questions about High1
The lifts run from 960 m to 1,345 m, giving 385 m of vertical across 21 km of pistes.
Yes. With 21 km of pistes and 8 lifts, the area can be covered comfortably in two or three days, which makes it well suited to a weekend or a short break.
High1 operates as its own area under the High1 Resort name, with a season running from December to April.
High1 has 21 km of marked slopes, served by 8 ski lifts.
The skiing in High1 ranges from 960 m at the base to 1,345 m at the top — a vertical drop of 385 m.
The ski season in High1 typically runs from December to April. Exact opening dates vary by year and snow conditions.
An adult day pass in High1 costs around 104,000 KRW (2025/26 season). High1 all-day (종일권) lift ticket.
High1 is a ski resort in South Korea. It belongs to the High1 Resort ski area. By slope kilometres it is the 2nd largest of the 3 ski resorts in South Korea listed on Intski.
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