01Choose an area
Start with a published Hokkaido area.
Each area leads to its 3D terrain, recorded routes and sources. This is separate from resort mapping.
Backcountry
Choose a mountain, read the terrain, build the plan.
Move through Hokkaido areas with 3D terrain, slope angles, routes and daily information in one planning flow. The map is a planning aid, not a safety guarantee.
02Slope & avalanche
Read slope and route on the same terrain.
A slope-angle layer derived from the DEM, shading the 30–45° terrain where avalanches most often release. This map does not remove danger — it helps you find it. The final call must always be made on the ground.
03Today
Refresh the day before you commit.
Weather, snowpack, wind direction. Today's conditions and the daily snapshot, gathered in one place. The numbers are only a starting point — read them alongside the official avalanche bulletin, and keep the nerve to turn back.
Resorts
Hokkaido's big resorts, in game-grade 3D.
Runs, lifts and terrain at a glance — rotate, tilt and test-ride Hokkaido’s major resorts before you pick today’s mountain.
Sapporo Teine
Sapporo · Vertical 860m
Closest to Sapporo · Olympic-legacy terrain
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Rusutsu
Shiribeshi · Vertical 685m
Tri-mountain resort · legendary powder
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Niseko United
Shiribeshi · Vertical 1140m
World-class powder · the legendary four-mountain united area
View the 3D map →
Guides
Read the terms before you contact a guide.
SnowWind publishes an independent Hokkaido guide's listing only after checking their certification and liability insurance. Your booking is directly with the guide — SnowWind provides the introduction and the payment rails, and nothing beyond that. The decisions on the mountain stay with you and your guide.
For certified guides: Are you a certified guide? Ask about listing