Vivaldi Park Ski World비발디파크 스키장

At a glance

Vivaldi Park's ski area has 12 slopes served by 10 lifts, one of them a gondola, with runs that suit everyone from first-timers to keen skiers. You can ski by day and into the night, and the resort's condos are laid out so guests can walk straight from their rooms onto the slopes. The slopes and snow have been used for championships and for Korea's demonstrator (demo team) selection events. The resort is run by Sono Hotels & Resorts.

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Vivaldi Park Ski World · 3 tours & tickets

1. KlookVivaldi Park ski and snowboard lesson tourA winter ski or snowboard day tour from Seoul to Vivaldi Park, with lesson, gear and lift options.Book
2. GetYourGuideVivaldi Park winter ski and Eobi Ice Valley day tourA winter day tour from Seoul (pickup in Hongdae, Myeongdong or Dongdaemun) to Vivaldi Park with a 1-hour basic lesson, and an Eobi Ice Valley stop in season.Book
3. KlookVivaldi Park official ski and Snowyland packageAn official Vivaldi Park winter package: a ski lesson or Snowyland sledding, gear and a round-trip shuttle from Seoul.Book

Places to stay nearby

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Tips

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  Not skiing? The Klook official package also offers Snowyland sledding instead of a ski lesson.
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  The GetYourGuide tour picks up in Hongdae, Myeongdong and Dongdaemun, so choose the stop closest to your hotel.

Nearby

Gapyeong Begonia Bird ParkA greenhouse and garden park in Gapyeong where begonias bloom year-round, rare birds fly free and you can feed parrots, alpacas and goats.Yongmunsa TempleA mountain temple in Yangpyeong famed for its ginkgo tree, about 42 m tall and an estimated 1,100 years old, now a natural monument.Eobi ValleyA clear mountain stream below Eobisan in Gapyeong, cool in summer and known in winter as an ice valley with frozen walls of ice.Gangchon Rail Park (Gimyujeong Rail Bike)Pedal a rail bike down the old Gyeongchun Line from Gimyujeong Station, then ride a little train along the Bukhan River to old Gangchon Station.