High1 Ski Resort: 2D1N Ski/Snowboard Tour

While thing was really smooth. Lots of steps to get all the passes, gear and check in but everyone was happy to help. Ski gear was good quality and fields great. Room was much nicer then expected.

While thing was really smooth. Lots of steps to get all the passes, gear and check in but everyone was happy to help. Ski gear was good quality and fields great. Room was much nicer then expected.

While thing was really smooth. Lots of steps to get all the passes, gear and check in but everyone was happy to help. Ski gear was good quality and fields great. Room was much nicer then expected.

We were up on High1 on the 10th December 2023 - 3 days after opening for the season. Here’s our experience (it is inconvenient to say the least, but since we already went through it, sharing might help future travellers) - 1. We took the train as we couldn’t book the shuttle bus on Trazy. 2. We arrived in Gohan station and the station to take from in Seoul is Cheongnyangni station. We took the 0734h train. 3. Arriving in Gohan, we had to find our way to the check-in station and to use the name found in Naver Maps - Kangwon Land Mountain Condo Check-In Centre (Geupsok) - is the official label. [Naver Map] Kangwon Land Mountain Condo Check-in Center (Geupsok) Electronic Vehicles Charge Center 강원 정선군 고한읍 고한리 346 https://naver.me/5ipJRgVu 4. You need to get a taxi from this station on-a-hill and there’s a taxi stop down the steps on to the main road and about 15m to the left of the 7-11 at the bottom of the stairs. You can also get the shuttle bus but it only leaves every hour so it could be a long wait. 5. Don’t try to walk to the check-in as it’s far and uphill with little pavement to walk on 6. Once you get to the check in station you will get a voucher for the ski equipment rental and for the ski passes for the gondolas. You cannot get your keys yet, not until 1500h in the afternoon! So you would need to come back here. They were kind enough to store our bags (me, wife and 2 kids) until we came back to check in. 7. With the vouchers in hand, walk uphill to the Ski House where you would find the ticket counter (left of the porte couchere) to redeem the vouchers. You’ll get a ski pass with an arm band and a receipt to show to the equipment rental later. 8. Now get inside the Ski House to rent your equipment. 9. Rent a locker first, rent the tall big ones at 10000KRW for 24h to store your skis for your whole trip. 10. If you need to rent ski clothes, it’s upstairs behind the shop that sells gloves and socks. 11. You cannot rent goggles as there’s none to rent, but helmets are free. Pick one up form the equipment bin. 12. Now you’re all set to ski! 13. Once you’re done and need a rest, it’s time to head back downhill to check in. The check-in station is open 24h. 14, We got Block F Mountain Villa and it’s a bit of a walk uphill again after you get your key pin (6-digit pin will open your unit door). 15. The unit was big, very warm due to the under floor heating. Really nice. 16. There is one queen sized bed in the master bedroom and 3 sets of Korean thin mattress/futons in the other room compete with duvet, so the unit can fit 5 people easily. 17. THERE ARE NO BATH TOWELS provided only small face towels. No shampoos either only a small bar of hotel soap. We were annoyed this was not listed anywhere by Trazy, but now you all know better. Once you’re in the room, it’s now time to enjoy the ski and snow with relish. This place is pretty much a ski-on, ski-off resort, very close to the start of the gondolas up at the Ski House. Very well organised. There’s a convenience store at the bottom of Block F for sundries but meals might be an issue - not much choice at all. This isn’t a full service hotel but a holiday apartment setup with convenience, so just be warned. Its a place designed for someone with a car. It would be so much more convenient to have one, on all levels it would make life much easier. I would not recommend buying this Trazy package for anyone with young kids and strollers. Don’t even think about it. I would give it 5-stars if Trazy prepared us better and the rating isn’t for the resort itself (5 star) but for the total experience. A short note on the slopes - it’s a great place for beginners. Easy but long slopes to get those turns in. Some parts are narrow though so be careful. Early season snow was wet and not so nice but that’s no one’s fault but Mother Nature. If you find yourself here when all the slopes are open and there’s decent snow cover - it’s going to be nice.

We were up on High1 on the 10th December 2023 - 3 days after opening for the season. Here’s our experience (it is inconvenient to say the least, but since we already went through it, sharing might help future travellers) - 1. We took the train as we couldn’t book the shuttle bus on Trazy. 2. We arrived in Gohan station and the station to take from in Seoul is Cheongnyangni station. We took the 0734h train. 3. Arriving in Gohan, we had to find our way to the check-in station and to use the name found in Naver Maps - Kangwon Land Mountain Condo Check-In Centre (Geupsok) - is the official label. [Naver Map] Kangwon Land Mountain Condo Check-in Center (Geupsok) Electronic Vehicles Charge Center 강원 정선군 고한읍 고한리 346 https://naver.me/5ipJRgVu 4. You need to get a taxi from this station on-a-hill and there’s a taxi stop down the steps on to the main road and about 15m to the left of the 7-11 at the bottom of the stairs. You can also get the shuttle bus but it only leaves every hour so it could be a long wait. 5. Don’t try to walk to the check-in as it’s far and uphill with little pavement to walk on 6. Once you get to the check in station you will get a voucher for the ski equipment rental and for the ski passes for the gondolas. You cannot get your keys yet, not until 1500h in the afternoon! So you would need to come back here. They were kind enough to store our bags (me, wife and 2 kids) until we came back to check in. 7. With the vouchers in hand, walk uphill to the Ski House where you would find the ticket counter (left of the porte couchere) to redeem the vouchers. You’ll get a ski pass with an arm band and a receipt to show to the equipment rental later. 8. Now get inside the Ski House to rent your equipment. 9. Rent a locker first, rent the tall big ones at 10000KRW for 24h to store your skis for your whole trip. 10. If you need to rent ski clothes, it’s upstairs behind the shop that sells gloves and socks. 11. You cannot rent goggles as there’s none to rent, but helmets are free. Pick one up form the equipment bin. 12. Now you’re all set to ski! 13. Once you’re done and need a rest, it’s time to head back downhill to check in. The check-in station is open 24h. 14, We got Block F Mountain Villa and it’s a bit of a walk uphill again after you get your key pin (6-digit pin will open your unit door). 15. The unit was big, very warm due to the under floor heating. Really nice. 16. There is one queen sized bed in the master bedroom and 3 sets of Korean thin mattress/futons in the other room compete with duvet, so the unit can fit 5 people easily. 17. THERE ARE NO BATH TOWELS provided only small face towels. No shampoos either only a small bar of hotel soap. We were annoyed this was not listed anywhere by Trazy, but now you all know better. Once you’re in the room, it’s now time to enjoy the ski and snow with relish. This place is pretty much a ski-on, ski-off resort, very close to the start of the gondolas up at the Ski House. Very well organised. There’s a convenience store at the bottom of Block F for sundries but meals might be an issue - not much choice at all. This isn’t a full service hotel but a holiday apartment setup with convenience, so just be warned. Its a place designed for someone with a car. It would be so much more convenient to have one, on all levels it would make life much easier. I would not recommend buying this Trazy package for anyone with young kids and strollers. Don’t even think about it. I would give it 5-stars if Trazy prepared us better and the rating isn’t for the resort itself (5 star) but for the total experience. A short note on the slopes - it’s a great place for beginners. Easy but long slopes to get those turns in. Some parts are narrow though so be careful. Early season snow was wet and not so nice but that’s no one’s fault but Mother Nature. If you find yourself here when all the slopes are open and there’s decent snow cover - it’s going to be nice.

We were up on High1 on the 10th December 2023 - 3 days after opening for the season. Here’s our experience (it is inconvenient to say the least, but since we already went through it, sharing might help future travellers) - 1. We took the train as we couldn’t book the shuttle bus on Trazy. 2. We arrived in Gohan station and the station to take from in Seoul is Cheongnyangni station. We took the 0734h train. 3. Arriving in Gohan, we had to find our way to the check-in station and to use the name found in Naver Maps - Kangwon Land Mountain Condo Check-In Centre (Geupsok) - is the official label. [Naver Map] Kangwon Land Mountain Condo Check-in Center (Geupsok) Electronic Vehicles Charge Center 강원 정선군 고한읍 고한리 346 https://naver.me/5ipJRgVu 4. You need to get a taxi from this station on-a-hill and there’s a taxi stop down the steps on to the main road and about 15m to the left of the 7-11 at the bottom of the stairs. You can also get the shuttle bus but it only leaves every hour so it could be a long wait. 5. Don’t try to walk to the check-in as it’s far and uphill with little pavement to walk on 6. Once you get to the check in station you will get a voucher for the ski equipment rental and for the ski passes for the gondolas. You cannot get your keys yet, not until 1500h in the afternoon! So you would need to come back here. They were kind enough to store our bags (me, wife and 2 kids) until we came back to check in. 7. With the vouchers in hand, walk uphill to the Ski House where you would find the ticket counter (left of the porte couchere) to redeem the vouchers. You’ll get a ski pass with an arm band and a receipt to show to the equipment rental later. 8. Now get inside the Ski House to rent your equipment. 9. Rent a locker first, rent the tall big ones at 10000KRW for 24h to store your skis for your whole trip. 10. If you need to rent ski clothes, it’s upstairs behind the shop that sells gloves and socks. 11. You cannot rent goggles as there’s none to rent, but helmets are free. Pick one up form the equipment bin. 12. Now you’re all set to ski! 13. Once you’re done and need a rest, it’s time to head back downhill to check in. The check-in station is open 24h. 14, We got Block F Mountain Villa and it’s a bit of a walk uphill again after you get your key pin (6-digit pin will open your unit door). 15. The unit was big, very warm due to the under floor heating. Really nice. 16. There is one queen sized bed in the master bedroom and 3 sets of Korean thin mattress/futons in the other room compete with duvet, so the unit can fit 5 people easily. 17. THERE ARE NO BATH TOWELS provided only small face towels. No shampoos either only a small bar of hotel soap. We were annoyed this was not listed anywhere by Trazy, but now you all know better. Once you’re in the room, it’s now time to enjoy the ski and snow with relish. This place is pretty much a ski-on, ski-off resort, very close to the start of the gondolas up at the Ski House. Very well organised. There’s a convenience store at the bottom of Block F for sundries but meals might be an issue - not much choice at all. This isn’t a full service hotel but a holiday apartment setup with convenience, so just be warned. Its a place designed for someone with a car. It would be so much more convenient to have one, on all levels it would make life much easier. I would not recommend buying this Trazy package for anyone with young kids and strollers. Don’t even think about it. I would give it 5-stars if Trazy prepared us better and the rating isn’t for the resort itself (5 star) but for the total experience. A short note on the slopes - it’s a great place for beginners. Easy but long slopes to get those turns in. Some parts are narrow though so be careful. Early season snow was wet and not so nice but that’s no one’s fault but Mother Nature. If you find yourself here when all the slopes are open and there’s decent snow cover - it’s going to be nice.

We were up on High1 on the 10th December 2023 - 3 days after opening for the season. Here’s our experience (it is inconvenient to say the least, but since we already went through it, sharing might help future travellers) - 1. We took the train as we couldn’t book the shuttle bus on Trazy. 2. We arrived in Gohan station and the station to take from in Seoul is Cheongnyangni station. We took the 0734h train. 3. Arriving in Gohan, we had to find our way to the check-in station and to use the name found in Naver Maps - Kangwon Land Mountain Condo Check-In Centre (Geupsok) - is the official label. [Naver Map] Kangwon Land Mountain Condo Check-in Center (Geupsok) Electronic Vehicles Charge Center 강원 정선군 고한읍 고한리 346 https://naver.me/5ipJRgVu 4. You need to get a taxi from this station on-a-hill and there’s a taxi stop down the steps on to the main road and about 15m to the left of the 7-11 at the bottom of the stairs. You can also get the shuttle bus but it only leaves every hour so it could be a long wait. 5. Don’t try to walk to the check-in as it’s far and uphill with little pavement to walk on 6. Once you get to the check in station you will get a voucher for the ski equipment rental and for the ski passes for the gondolas. You cannot get your keys yet, not until 1500h in the afternoon! So you would need to come back here. They were kind enough to store our bags (me, wife and 2 kids) until we came back to check in. 7. With the vouchers in hand, walk uphill to the Ski House where you would find the ticket counter (left of the porte couchere) to redeem the vouchers. You’ll get a ski pass with an arm band and a receipt to show to the equipment rental later. 8. Now get inside the Ski House to rent your equipment. 9. Rent a locker first, rent the tall big ones at 10000KRW for 24h to store your skis for your whole trip. 10. If you need to rent ski clothes, it’s upstairs behind the shop that sells gloves and socks. 11. You cannot rent goggles as there’s none to rent, but helmets are free. Pick one up form the equipment bin. 12. Now you’re all set to ski! 13. Once you’re done and need a rest, it’s time to head back downhill to check in. The check-in station is open 24h. 14, We got Block F Mountain Villa and it’s a bit of a walk uphill again after you get your key pin (6-digit pin will open your unit door). 15. The unit was big, very warm due to the under floor heating. Really nice. 16. There is one queen sized bed in the master bedroom and 3 sets of Korean thin mattress/futons in the other room compete with duvet, so the unit can fit 5 people easily. 17. THERE ARE NO BATH TOWELS provided only small face towels. No shampoos either only a small bar of hotel soap. We were annoyed this was not listed anywhere by Trazy, but now you all know better. Once you’re in the room, it’s now time to enjoy the ski and snow with relish. This place is pretty much a ski-on, ski-off resort, very close to the start of the gondolas up at the Ski House. Very well organised. There’s a convenience store at the bottom of Block F for sundries but meals might be an issue - not much choice at all. This isn’t a full service hotel but a holiday apartment setup with convenience, so just be warned. Its a place designed for someone with a car. It would be so much more convenient to have one, on all levels it would make life much easier. I would not recommend buying this Trazy package for anyone with young kids and strollers. Don’t even think about it. I would give it 5-stars if Trazy prepared us better and the rating isn’t for the resort itself (5 star) but for the total experience. A short note on the slopes - it’s a great place for beginners. Easy but long slopes to get those turns in. Some parts are narrow though so be careful. Early season snow was wet and not so nice but that’s no one’s fault but Mother Nature. If you find yourself here when all the slopes are open and there’s decent snow cover - it’s going to be nice.

We were up on High1 on the 10th December 2023 - 3 days after opening for the season. Here’s our experience (it is inconvenient to say the least, but since we already went through it, sharing might help future travellers) - 1. We took the train as we couldn’t book the shuttle bus on Trazy. 2. We arrived in Gohan station and the station to take from in Seoul is Cheongnyangni station. We took the 0734h train. 3. Arriving in Gohan, we had to find our way to the check-in station and to use the name found in Naver Maps - Kangwon Land Mountain Condo Check-In Centre (Geupsok) - is the official label. [Naver Map] Kangwon Land Mountain Condo Check-in Center (Geupsok) Electronic Vehicles Charge Center 강원 정선군 고한읍 고한리 346 https://naver.me/5ipJRgVu 4. You need to get a taxi from this station on-a-hill and there’s a taxi stop down the steps on to the main road and about 15m to the left of the 7-11 at the bottom of the stairs. You can also get the shuttle bus but it only leaves every hour so it could be a long wait. 5. Don’t try to walk to the check-in as it’s far and uphill with little pavement to walk on 6. Once you get to the check in station you will get a voucher for the ski equipment rental and for the ski passes for the gondolas. You cannot get your keys yet, not until 1500h in the afternoon! So you would need to come back here. They were kind enough to store our bags (me, wife and 2 kids) until we came back to check in. 7. With the vouchers in hand, walk uphill to the Ski House where you would find the ticket counter (left of the porte couchere) to redeem the vouchers. You’ll get a ski pass with an arm band and a receipt to show to the equipment rental later. 8. Now get inside the Ski House to rent your equipment. 9. Rent a locker first, rent the tall big ones at 10000KRW for 24h to store your skis for your whole trip. 10. If you need to rent ski clothes, it’s upstairs behind the shop that sells gloves and socks. 11. You cannot rent goggles as there’s none to rent, but helmets are free. Pick one up form the equipment bin. 12. Now you’re all set to ski! 13. Once you’re done and need a rest, it’s time to head back downhill to check in. The check-in station is open 24h. 14, We got Block F Mountain Villa and it’s a bit of a walk uphill again after you get your key pin (6-digit pin will open your unit door). 15. The unit was big, very warm due to the under floor heating. Really nice. 16. There is one queen sized bed in the master bedroom and 3 sets of Korean thin mattress/futons in the other room compete with duvet, so the unit can fit 5 people easily. 17. THERE ARE NO BATH TOWELS provided only small face towels. No shampoos either only a small bar of hotel soap. We were annoyed this was not listed anywhere by Trazy, but now you all know better. Once you’re in the room, it’s now time to enjoy the ski and snow with relish. This place is pretty much a ski-on, ski-off resort, very close to the start of the gondolas up at the Ski House. Very well organised. There’s a convenience store at the bottom of Block F for sundries but meals might be an issue - not much choice at all. This isn’t a full service hotel but a holiday apartment setup with convenience, so just be warned. Its a place designed for someone with a car. It would be so much more convenient to have one, on all levels it would make life much easier. I would not recommend buying this Trazy package for anyone with young kids and strollers. Don’t even think about it. I would give it 5-stars if Trazy prepared us better and the rating isn’t for the resort itself (5 star) but for the total experience. A short note on the slopes - it’s a great place for beginners. Easy but long slopes to get those turns in. Some parts are narrow though so be careful. Early season snow was wet and not so nice but that’s no one’s fault but Mother Nature. If you find yourself here when all the slopes are open and there’s decent snow cover - it’s going to be nice.