Official: High1 Ski Resort Package (Lift Pass +Gear) & Accomodation

High1’s appeal is simple: you can bundle two days of lift access and ski or snowboard gear with an optional condo stay, then spend your time on the slopes instead of piecing together every part of a winter break. The resort also offers sledding and Snow World, so your group can mix activities.

I like the flexibility of choosing only the add-ons you need, and the dedicated foreigner information desk gives you a clear place to start. The main catch is that the base package does not automatically include every item shown in the title: lodging, equipment, lift access, shuttle transport, and Snow World must be selected as options where applicable.

• Lift and gondola access can cover two days, ending at 4:00 PM on the second day.
• Equipment rental is optional, so check your selected package before counting on skis or a snowboard.
• Slope maintenance runs from 4:00 to 6:00 PM daily, and some days have no night skiing.
• Condo rooms are assigned as twin or double at check-in, with a 3:00 PM arrival and 11:00 AM departure.
• A Seoul shuttle may be added, with morning pickups at Hongik University Station and Myeongdong Station.
• Snow World is a separate option, open from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM on your chosen day.

A two-day ski break, built around your choices

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This is a flexible resort package, not a fully guided ski tour. The core idea is to combine lift and gondola access with optional gear and a room, then let you set the pace once you reach High1. That suits independent skiers and snowboarders who want the practical pieces arranged without paying for services they do not need.

The package choices include a 2-day, 1-night stay, a 3-day, 2-night stay, and a 4-day, 3-night stay. The details provided focus on the 2-day, 1-night option. For that version, the lift and gondola pass is valid from the first day of use until 4:00 PM the following day. The equipment rental option also covers two days.

That timing matters. You get a useful stretch of slope time across two calendar days, but the pass does not mean you can ski continuously from morning to close. High1 shuts the slopes from 4:00 to 6:00 PM for grooming and maintenance. On days without night skiing, the slopes close at 4:00 PM, so do not plan a late session unless you have checked the schedule for your date.

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Start at the foreigner information desk

The meeting point is High1 Ski Resort, with ticket collection at the Valley Condo Foreigner Ski Lounge, also called the Foreigner Information Desk. Use the email sent for your reservation and go to the desk that matches your booking. Instructions are provided by email and at the collection point.

The available details describe English- and Chinese-speaking staff, which should help with basic ticket and rental questions. A tour guide is not included, though. If you want someone to lead you around the resort or teach you to ski, you will need to make separate arrangements. Ski lessons are not part of this package.

After collecting your tickets, follow the staff’s directions for the rental process if gear is included. One recent booking described check-in as smooth and the rental steps as clearly explained. That is a practical plus, especially if you are new to the resort and want to get moving without guessing which counter comes next.

Choose the right mix of lift pass and gear

Read the option name closely before paying. Some versions pair a lift and gondola pass with ski or snowboard equipment, while others may add a condo room or different extras. The title can make the package sound all-inclusive, but it is not: only the items you select and purchase are included.

The two-day lift and gondola ticket is the backbone of the ski option. It gives you access for the day you start using it and until 4:00 PM on the following day. If you are staying overnight, this can make good sense: you have time to ski on arrival day, rest, and return the next morning without buying two unrelated passes.

The equipment option is also valid for two days. Choose ski or snowboard gear to match your plans. Ski clothing, goggles, and helmets are not included in the basic inclusions, and gloves, socks, and neck warmers are not provided. You can rent clothing, goggles, and helmets on site for an additional charge. Ski wear rental is listed at KRW 15,000 per day; partner rental shops may also offer discounts on clothing, visors, and extra gear.

That distinction can affect your budget. If you do not own winter gear, price out the extras before booking rather than treating the displayed package price as the final cost. Storage is available at the venue, but you will need to ask staff on site about rates.

Make the slope schedule work for you

A smart day here begins with the clock. Slopes close daily from 4:00 to 6:00 PM for maintenance and grooming. If night skiing is not operating on your date, 4:00 PM is the final closing time. Check the operating schedule before choosing how much time to spend on the mountain, especially if you are arranging a shuttle or have a short stay.

The 2-day pass runs until 4:00 PM on the last day, which gives you a clear endpoint. Build your final run around that cutoff, then allow time to return equipment and collect your things. The package information does not give a detailed minute-by-minute schedule, so keep your plans flexible around resort operations.

High1 also offers skiing, snowboarding, and sledding on its slopes, with Snow World as another possible activity. Snow World admission is an optional add-on, valid on the day you choose from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. You exchange that ticket at the on-site lounge. It may suit a mixed group where not everyone wants to ski, but it is a separate purchase and overlaps with the main slope hours.

Spend the night in a mountain condo

The overnight option is what turns this from a ski-day outing into a short resort break. A condo room can save you a return trip after a day on the slopes and give you a place to rest before using the pass again. The accommodation is described as a premium condominium with mountain views and resort facilities, though the exact room type is not guaranteed.

Rooms are assigned randomly at check-in as either twin or double. Check-in begins at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. Breakfast is not included, and meals and drinks are excluded, so plan to arrange food separately. Adult and child prices are the same, and children must be at least five years old to take part.

Be careful when comparing a room-inclusive package with a lift-and-gear option. A room is included only if you choose the accommodation add-on or a package that explicitly includes it. The same rule applies to each extra: if it was not selected and purchased, it is not part of your reservation.

Add a Seoul shuttle only if it fits your plans

A one-way shuttle can be added for departure from Seoul. The listed pickup points are Hongik University Station, Exit 8, at 6:40 AM, and Myeongdong Station, Exit 1, at 7:00 AM. The return shuttle is scheduled to leave at 4:30 PM, with the tour guide contacting you nearer the date with further details.

Because shuttle transport is optional, confirm that it appears in your selected package before relying on it. The early start may be useful if you do not want to arrange your own transport, but it also makes for a long day, particularly if you plan to ski after arrival. The information supplied does not specify travel time, so avoid making tight onward connections based on an assumed arrival hour.

If you book the shuttle, keep an eye out for the departure details as your date approaches. If you do not add it, you will need to arrange your own way to High1.

Is the package good value?

The value comes from bundling the things you actually need, not from a low headline price alone. The advertised starting prices vary by package: the 2-day, 1-night option is shown from US$100.55 in the package details, while the overall experience summary gives a starting price of US$110.59. Longer stays are listed from US$375.99 for 3 days and 2 nights, and US$563.95 for 4 days and 3 nights. Your final total depends on the package and add-ons selected, so check the checkout breakdown.

If you already own ski clothing and need only a lift pass, a gear bundle may include more than you want. If you need equipment and lodging, combining them can simplify planning and put the rental process close to the resort. The shuttle and Snow World are useful only if they match your itinerary; neither should be assumed to be included.

The provider is JUNG HO TRAVEL SERVICE. The experience is described as an official sales channel for High1, and ticket instructions are supplied by email. That official connection, plus a specific collection desk, offers reassurance when you are booking lift access and accommodation together. Still, read the exact option name before payment. A package title is not a substitute for checking the inclusions.

Who should book this High1 stay?

I would consider this for confident beginners, intermediate skiers, snowboarders, and small groups who want a short winter stay with the main logistics in one booking. It is also worth a look if you need equipment and a room, or if a Seoul shuttle suits your schedule. The five-star rating currently comes from only two submitted ratings, so treat it as encouraging but limited evidence rather than a firm measure of what every booking will be like.

If you need lessons, a guide, meals, or ski clothing included, this is not a complete solution on its own. Those items are excluded or require extra payment. Families should also note that children aged five and older pay the same rate as adults. For a straightforward ski break where you are comfortable handling your own time on the mountain, the package can be practical. For a fully hosted trip, compare it with a ski-school or guided option.

FAQ

What is included in the High1 package?

It depends on the option you select. Available add-ons include a condo room, two days of ski or snowboard equipment, a two-day lift and gondola pass, Snow World admission, and a shuttle. Items not selected and purchased are not included.

How long is the lift and gondola pass valid?

The pass is valid from the day you use it until 4:00 PM the following day. The listed two-day pass ends at 4:00 PM on the last day.

What time do the slopes close?

The slopes close daily from 4:00 to 6:00 PM for maintenance and grooming. On days without night skiing, they close at 4:00 PM.

Is ski clothing included?

No. Ski clothing is excluded. On-site rental is listed at KRW 15,000 per day. Goggles and helmets can also be rented for an additional charge.

Is a tour guide or ski lesson included?

No. A tour guide and ski lessons are not included. English- and Chinese-speaking staff are available for assistance at the resort information and ticket collection point.

What are the condo check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. Room type is assigned randomly as a twin or double. Breakfast is not included.

Where does the Seoul shuttle depart?

If you purchase the shuttle option, the listed morning pickups are Hongik University Station, Exit 8, at 6:40 AM, and Myeongdong Station, Exit 1, at 7:00 AM. The return shuttle is scheduled to leave at 4:30 PM.

What is the minimum age, and do children pay less?

Participants must be at least five years old. Children aged five and older are charged the same rate as adults.