KoreaSnowWatch

Seoul-Area Ski Snow Report — Konjiam, Jisan, Vivaldi, Gangchon

Snow report for the ski resorts near Seoul (Konjiam, Jisan, Vivaldi Park, Elysian Gangchon, Oak Valley, Welli Hilli Park): base depth, 24-hour snowfall, seven-day forecast, temperature and wind with live cams.

The resorts in Gyeonggi and west Gangwon are the easy day-trip and night-skiing options from Seoul. The table gives current base depth, the past day of snowfall, the seven-day total, temperature and wind for each one, refreshed hourly, with live cameras to check the surface and the crowds.

Resorts near Seoul usually open in early to mid December and close in early March. Each resort announces its exact dates every year.

They rely on snowmaking rather than natural snow, so the pistes are often at their best after a hard overnight freeze.

Base depth is the snow on the ground now; 24-hour snowfall is what fell since yesterday.

Korean resorts build most of their pistes with snowmaking. A natural depth of 0 cm does not mean the slopes are closed, so check the cameras for the real surface.

On windy days gondolas and upper lifts are the first to stop.

Which ski resort is closest to Seoul? Konjiam and Jisan are around an hour by car from Seoul, and Elysian Gangchon sits right by Baegyang-ri station on the ITX-Cheongchun / Gyeongchun Line.

Can I ski at night? Most of them run night sessions, and some stay open late into the night in peak season. Check each resort for the hours.

What time should I check the cameras? Just after opening, and on weekend afternoons to see how busy it is.