Yongpyong Ski Resort from Seoul with Optional Lesson and Packages

We provide convenient, complimentary hotel pickup from the main hotels in downtown Seoul. Alternatively, we also offer three convenient, centrally located, and easily accessible meeting points outside three major subway station exits.

Meeting Point 1: Hongik University (Hongdae) Subway Station Exit 4. You'll find it between AK Plaza and Shake Shack. Please aim to arrive 10-15 minutes early to ensure you are on time.

Meeting Point 2: City Hall Subway Station Exit 6. You'll find it next to The Plaza Hotel. Please aim to arrive 10-15 minutes early to ensure you are on time.

Meeting Point 3: Myeongdong Subway Station Exit 9. You'll find it right in front of the SkyPark III Hotel. Please aim to arrive 10-15 minutes early to ensure you are on time.

As we enter PyeongChang County, we'll have a treat for our eyes as we see the rolling Taebaek Mountains, alpine valleys, and rural farmlands, plus glimpses of Olympic sites like ski jumps.

uckwheat fields (summer blooms), traditional hanok villages, and forested hills.

you'll see the scenery change once more to grazing sheep/cows on vast ranches, highland meadows, and snowy peaks, with beautiful views of Balwangsan Mountain and, of course, Yongpyong Resort slopes.

Nestled on majestic Mt. Balwangsan in PyeongChang, Mona Yongpyong reigns as Korea's largest and best ski resort—home to the 2018 Winter Olympics alpine events and the nation's first slopes since 1975. Picture 31 powdery runs, from gentle greens perfect for beginners to black-diamond thrills, all blanketed by 250cm of annual snowfall for that pristine, heart-pounding glide. No skis? No problem! Non-skiers dive into fun with scenic gondola rides, or the Balwangsan Skywalk for jaw-dropping panoramic views of snow-capped peaks and frozen valleys, one of Asia's top winter vistas. Join us for laughter echoing down the slopes, cozy après-ski feasts, and memories that melt away summer blues. This is where winter magic sparks pure joy!

stop by here to collect their ski gear, ready to hit the snow for a fun beginner-friendly skiing lesson with our licensed tour guide.

) or purchasing a separate one-time round-trip gondola ticket can board the Mt.Balwangsan Cable Car. This Gondola-style cable car is Korea's longest sightseeing cable car, a thrilling 7.4km glide over the nation's premier course, whisking you 1,458 meters up to Dragon Peak on majestic Mt. Balwangsan. Launched alongside Yongpyong's pioneering slopes in 1975, this 20-minute ascent unveils hoar-frosted birches, soaring eagles, and the snow-draped Taebaek range, a backdrop featured in K-drama hits like "Goblin". Once you've had your fill at Dragon Peak, you then have two options to make your way back: return on the Yongpyong Gondola Cable Car or, for those brave enough, glide all the way back down on your skis.

) or purchasing a separate one-time round-trip gondola ticket can enjoy Mt Balwangsan's peak. Crowning Korea's 13th-highest peak at 1,458 meters, Dragon Peak's Swiss-style Dragon Castle beckons with cozy cafes, Korean feasts, and steakhouses amid eternal snow in winter. Legend whispers it's the "mother mountain" birthing eight kings, surrounded by guardian peaks like Janggun-bong (General's Peak) and Kal-bong (Knife Peak). From the cable car summit, sip pure Balwangsu Mineral Spring water, spot eagles over frozen birch groves, or chase epic snow-draped views to the eastern sea. It's also the gateway to black-diamond ski runs below. Winter's crown awaits with wind-kissed cheers, panoramic selfies, and peak-top toasts that warm the soul.

) or purchasing a separate one-time round-trip gondola ticket can step out onto the Balwangsan Skywalk. Perched at 1,458m on Dragon Peak, Korea's highest skywalk juts 12m over a sheer cliff on a transparent U-shaped glass floor. Gaze straight down 400m to frozen valleys while 360° vistas explode: glittering Taebaek ridges, Yongpyong's white runs, and endless snowfields under crisp winter sun. Snap heart-pounding selfies, feel the wind roar, and laugh as boots crunch fresh powder. Short, safe, unforgettable. Pure alpine adrenaline in minutes.

Drop-off location 1: Alight at Seoul City Hall for a mix of old-world charm and urban energy, highlighting the striking City Hall architecture and adjacent Deoksugung Palace. Join festivals, capture pics by the "I SEOUL U" landmark, or chill near the splashing fountain in the vibrant square.

Drop-off location 2: Exit at Myeongdong to immerse yourself in Seoul's bustling shopping paradise and street food haven, featuring trendy boutiques and the grand Myeongdong Cathedral. Savor hotteok snacks, or people-watch in the neon-lit crowds.