Live Alpensia webcams, snow depth and forecast. Six slopes with the 1,351 m Bravo, peak-season night skiing, InterContinental and Holiday Inn, the free Jinbu shuttle and the airport limousine.
Alpensia is Pyeongchang's compact ski area ("Ski 700"): six slopes from a 700 m base, right next to Yongpyong. It is also where the 2018 Olympic ski jumping, biathlon, cross-country and sliding venues are.
Check the slopes and weather on the cameras, then the snow depth and forecast below.
The slopes Six slopes including beginner Alpha (648 m), intermediate Bravo (1,351 m, the longest) and FIS-homologated Echo (762 m). It is small and rarely crowded — easy for beginners and families.
Hours In 2025-26: day 09:00–17:00 and night 18:30–21:30, with night skiing only in peak season (December 20 to February 17). The 2026-27 price table reads "in preparation".
Getting there A free customer shuttle runs twice a day from Jinbu Station (taxi about ₩23,000). The Gangwon Yeogaek limousine runs from Incheon and Gimpo airports to the Alpensia Welcome Center (₩34,500 from Incheon, ₩27,400 from Gimpo).
Is Alpensia on the X6+ Season Pass? Yes — Alpensia joined the X6+ pass for 2026-27.
What else is there? The ski jump observatory (monorail, closed Tuesdays) and the Ocean 700 water park (closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays).