KoreaSnowWatch lists 12 ski areas in South Korea. 9 of them have live cameras, 64 in all.
Live webcam views sit next to snow depth, temperature, wind and a seven-day snowfall forecast.
The opening dates page tracks each resort's 2026-27 announcement.
Snow depth and weather forecasts for 12 Korean ski resorts, and live webcams at 9 of them.
Live webcam views from Korean ski resorts sit next to snow depth, temperature, wind and a seven-day snowfall forecast, so you can see the slopes before you leave Seoul.
Opening dates, lift tickets, transport from Seoul and the airports, winter road advice, a Muslim-friendly skiing hub and trip guides are published alongside the cameras.
Featured resorts: Mona Yongpyong, High1 Resort, Vivaldi Park.
Seoul & Gyeonggi: Konjiam Resort (near Suwon, 25 km, 5 cameras), Jisan Forest Resort (near Suwon, 28 km, 0 cameras, X6+ pass).
Gangwon: High1 Resort (near Gangneung, 61 km, 17 cameras, X6+ pass), O2 Resort (near Gangneung, 64 km, 8 cameras), Phoenix Park (near Wonju, 45 km, 7 cameras), Welli Hilli Park (near Wonju, 33 km, 6 cameras, X6+ pass), Mona Yongpyong (near Gangneung, 21 km, 5 cameras, X6+ pass), Oak Valley (near Wonju, 11 km, 5 cameras), Alpensia Resort (near Gangneung, 21 km, 1 camera, X6+ pass), Vivaldi Park (near Chuncheon, 27 km, 0 cameras), Elysian Gangchon (near Chuncheon, 14 km, 0 cameras, X6+ pass).
Jeolla: Muju Deogyusan Resort (near Jeonju, 53 km, 10 cameras).
Korean ski resorts open today: Which Korean ski resorts are open today: open slopes, open lifts and night skiing from each resort's official status page, checked every 30 minutes in season. Resorts that have not opened yet show their opening date.
Korea ski resort opening dates 2026-27: When do Korean ski resorts open in 2026-27? Mona Yongpyong, High1, Elysian Gangchon, Vivaldi Park and 9 more: announced dates, targets and last season's openings.
Korean Ski Resort Webcams: Korean webcams for ski resorts in one place: Yongpyong, Phoenix Park, Welli Hilli, High1 and Konjiam, each with snow depth and a 7-day snowfall forecast.
Best ski resorts in Korea: all 13 compared (2026-27): All 13 Korean ski resorts in one table: runs, vertical, time from Seoul, shuttles, night hours, lift prices and the X6+ pass, plus a pick for each kind of trip.
The X6+ Season Pass for 2026-27 (formerly the X5 pass): Korea's multi-resort X5 season pass became the X6+ for 2026-27: Alpensia added, sold only on NOL, ₩599,000 adult in the first sale. Resorts, refunds and what foreigners should know.
Getting to Korea's ski resorts from the airport and Seoul: Seoul to Yongpyong and Alpensia shuttle bus: pick-up points, fares, journey time and how to book as a foreigner, plus KTX to Jinbu and the Incheon Airport shuttles. Phoenix, High1 and Vivaldi Park routes for 2026-27.
Arriving in Korea for a ski trip: K-ETA, eSIM and T-money: Before you fly to a Korean ski trip: who needs a K-ETA and the 2026 waiver dates, where to pick up an eSIM at Incheon, how T-money works, and where to go next for resort transfers.
Weather from Open-Meteo, resort details from official resort websites. Edited by David. Sources and contact