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For first turns and practice with children, consider Olympia’s larger choice of beginner courses. Highland also has the beginner Natural run, but choose your lesson meeting point before committing to a long descent.

The official 15 courses combine seven at Highland and eight at Olympia. The 16,430m figure is the sum of course lengths, separate from the longest continuous ski route.

The longest route is described officially as approximately 6km: Natural, 4,000m, plus Rainbow, 1,700m. Those individual lengths total 5,700m; there is no single 6,000m course. Choose it for your stamina and the day’s snow.

Kitakabe is 1,500m with a maximum 36° pitch, rated expert. Olympia also includes the 38° Seikadai Ocean Dive. Choose specific courses from the map and daily opening information rather than judging by zone name alone.

15 courses across both zones. Approx. 6km is the linked-route estimate; 16,430m is the total of course lengths. Rainbow alone is 1,700m.

Official courses, both zones

15

Longest linked route, approx.

≈6 km

Total course lengths

16,430 m

Courses and the long route, explained.

Natural / Highland

4,000 m · Beginner, maximum 12°. A long forest run.

Rainbow / Olympia

1,700 m · Beginner, maximum 11°. Connects the two zones.

Kitakabe / Highland

1,500 m · Expert, maximum 36°. Steep and uneven terrain.

The course page plans Highland for 2026-11-21–2027-05-05 and Olympia for 2026-12-05–2027-03-28. Eight Gondola and Rainbow connect the zones. Know which ski center you must return to and check the last connecting lift.

School reception differs between Olympia and Highland. Rentals are on Highland’s first floor and Olympia’s third. Confirm lesson language, age, meeting time, practice area and evening equipment return with the chosen desk.