Nagano in Snow shoes/Snow trekking

• Age 10～Age 70
• 2～3 hours
• 09:30 / 13:00

Views Do not enjoy in the preeminent a snowshoe nature full of 落倉 plateau backcountry field. Hakuba Meister and the local guide will guide you to the beautiful and fantastic world also serves as a nature observation.

• For Groups

• Age 7～Age 75
• 2～3 hours
• 08:30 / 12:30

Snowshoe trekking is a great way to trek across the vast snowy fields and lakes close to the Madarao Kogen Ski Resort. Even if you don't have a car, you can join the trek by meeting up right near the ski resort. This area is rich in nature and close to numerous ski resorts. Floating across the fluffy snow fields on snowshoes will make you feel like you've entered another world. Why not take a break from the ski resort and stretch your legs?

• Age 7～Age 75
• 2～3 hours
• 08:30 / 12:30

Snowshoe trekking takes you through the large snowy fields and beech forests near Togari Onsen Ski Resort. Even if you don't have a car, you can join the trek by meeting up right near the ski resort. This area is rich in nature and is close to numerous ski resorts. Floating across the fluffy snowy fields on snowshoes will make you feel like you've entered another world. Why not take a break from the ski resort and stretch your legs?

• Age 6～Age 75
• 1～2 hours
• 10:00 / 14:00

Many people are surprised that general snowshoe tours are more physically taxing than they expected, so we thought, "Can we have a more casual and easy way to experience a snowy forest?" From that point of view, we developed a plan that does not involve climbing, is not physically taxing, feels like a walk, and is a short plan to "experience a real snowy forest" (I know that sounds a bit exaggerated, lol). The time is quite leisurely and can be completed within 1.5 hours (adults who walk fast can finish in about an hour). Although it is a walk-like time and distance, you will experience a real and authentic forest. You can enjoy a short time of trekking in a real forest while taking photos. *Please note* Since you will be walking in snow, please wear shoes that can walk in snow. (You can't walk in snow in normal shoes) I think the easiest way to move around is to wear ski wear and rubber boots (please see the participants' photos). Rubber boots that don't make your toes cold (you can wear them as is, but it will be more comfortable if you put in warm insoles, even simple ones sold at 100 yen stores. It is also better if the boots are long so that snow doesn't get in. If the snow is quite deep, we will rent snowshoes for free, so I think it would be best to participate in snow boots or rubber boots.) Also, if you have your own snowshoes or poles, it will be "even" more comfortable if you bring them. (Of course, it's okay if you don't)