Yong Pyong Ski Resort

Fun and lots of stuff to do.

Awesome place for skiing ... International foods , ambient parKing facilities ...Cable car worth taking a trip ...All round family facility

Food is great there .. i been here on dec 2 , all slopes were not open. So lift ticket was less. Happy

Best ski ressort in Korea. A little bit busy and at gondola you need to wait in quee at least 40 minutes. On the top you can choose expert slopes, then you will not need to wait. Quality of slopes are middle, so be carefull.

It boasts history and tradition. Buildings of various series can be confusing. The old building was remodeled. There are no tall buildings, so there is no decisive landscape. Compared to Alpensia Resort, it features a cute and comfortable feeling. You must take the Balwangsan Cable Car at Yongpyeong Resort or Mona Park.

I really enjoyed visiting ^^ we stayed in the villa condominium which was great, they're older in design, so don't expect state of the art amenities, but they were comfortable, clean, and warm. The distance to the lifts was also great, we stayed in the L block which had us less than a 5min walk away from everything. Only complaint was the noise, we had different noisy neighbours over the course of the week. Our first night had children running and screaming after midnight on our right, then the next night (possibly two nights later, the days do blur), we had University students in the apartment above us who had a party, and were also screaming and cheering at 2am in the morning and walking around in ski boots inside (even though in Korea you're supposed to remove your shoes at the door), and they continued to stomp around until we left a few days later (even after complaining to the resort, and confronting them in person after that didn't work), then on our last night to the left someone was playing loud music at 1:30 to 2am, we even had staff come over to check, but murphey's law had it that they stopped as the staff came over and we could never find out who it was. It was particularly frustrating as there is a clause stating that everyone should quiet down and be respectful of the noise levels after 22:00 or 23:00. Adding to the frustration was that this was not the first time we've experienced this in Korea, is it just a cultural thing to not care about respecting other people? However enough complaining aside, the staff at YongPyeong were friendly and helpful, the boards we rented were in great condition, (slightly older snowboard boots, but still in good condition), the slopes were well maintained, and numerous. Definitely one of the good spots for snowboarding and skiing in S.Korea. So much so that I would love to visit again next year. The beer and brunch pub in dragon plaza was also a good stop everyday after taking on the slopes. Definitely recommend.

Pretty solid ski resort for Korea. Not very many advanced runs but everything else is ok. The line for the gondola can take awhile on weekends but all other chair lift lines move pretty fast.

Had an amazing day! Lots of ski slopes for beginners / intermediate. Lift gondola is fast although there was a short queue. Rental is fast too. Great experience! The Mexican taco/ Burrito at dragon plaza is surprisingly super good!