
北陆地区最大级别的滑雪区之一,位于富山立山群峰的山脚下。两个相连的雪区,可眺望富山湾,既有家庭雪道也有高手雪道,一张联票还可通滑三个雪场。
立山山麓滑雪场位于富山立山群峰的山脚下,是北陆地区最大级别的滑雪区之一。它由极乐坂和雷鸟谷两个相邻的雪区组成,两区在山顶相连。一张“立山山麓”联票还覆盖相邻的 Awasuno 滑雪场,一张票可通滑三个雪区。从上部雪道可以远眺富山平原和富山湾,晴天时还能看到远处的能登半岛。
这里的地形适合各种水平的滑雪者。山脚有宽阔平缓的雪道,适合初学者和家庭;山上则有变化更多的中级雪道和更陡的雪道,让有信心的滑雪者尽兴。山顶海拔约1,188米。大雪之后这一带能滑到不错的粉雪,这里还承办过回转和猫跳的全国比赛赛道。场内有配备传送带和游乐设施的儿童公园、温泉(立山山麓温泉),山上餐厅的味噌猪肉汤和牛肉咖喱也很有名。
滑雪场靠近立山站——立山黑部阿尔卑斯路线富山一侧的门户。雪季运营日有滑雪巴士从立山站开往滑雪场。周末和节假日开放夜场滑雪。凭借它的规模、三雪场联票、家庭雪道和温泉,立山山麓很适合作为富山一侧滑雪之旅的据点。
官方网站:立山山麓滑雪场
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Two linked areas plus a three-resort pass
Tateyama Sanroku is made up of two linked areas, Gokurakuzaka and Raicho Valley, which connect at the top of the mountain. A shared pass also covers the neighbouring Awasuno resort, so one ticket gives access to three ski areas. The top elevation is about 1,188 metres, with broad beginner slopes at the base and more varied runs higher up.
See the plain, the bay, and the Noto Peninsula
From the upper slopes there are wide views over the Toyama plain and Toyama Bay, and on clear days the distant Noto Peninsula. The setting at the foot of the Tateyama mountains is dramatic. After heavy snowfall the area also gets good powder, and it has hosted national slalom and mogul competition courses.
A kids park, gentle runs, and onsen at the base
The base has broad, gentle slopes for beginners and families, and a kids park with a moving carpet and play equipment. There is an on-site hot spring, Tateyama Sanroku Onsen, and mountain restaurants known for hearty miso pork soup and beef curry. Families with mixed levels can ski the easy lower slopes while stronger skiers explore the upper runs.
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Shuttle runs every 30 minutes during peak season
Full rental sets available on-site. Reserve in advance during peak season.
Ski set: —/day • Snowboard set: —/day
Credit cards accepted at ticket counters and restaurants.
Cash preferred at some smaller vendors
January to February for the best powder conditions.
Weekdays are less crowded than weekends
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关于立山山麓滑雪场你需要知道的一切
Essential items include warm clothing, waterproof gear, gloves, goggles, and sunscreen. Most resorts offer equipment rental, but bringing your own gear is also an option.
Most major ski resorts in Japan have English-speaking staff, especially at information desks, rental shops, and ski schools. However, learning basic Japanese phrases can enhance your experience.
The best time is typically from late December to early March, with January and February offering the best snow conditions. March provides longer daylight hours and milder weather.
Most resorts are accessible by train and bus from major cities like Tokyo. The Japan Rail Pass can be very useful for getting around, and many resorts offer shuttle services from nearby stations.
Options range from luxury hotels to traditional ryokans and budget-friendly hostels. Many resorts offer ski-in/ski-out accommodation, while others are located in nearby towns with shuttle services.
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Tak创始人 · Japow Guides我住在东京,是一名单板滑雪者,也是两个孩子的父亲,在日本的雪山上滑了 20 多年。我亲自去过的雪场会标注“Visited”,并附上我的第一手笔记;其他雪场的内容整理自公开的雪场数据和当地评价,我会随着时间补充自己的笔记。