The A3 course naturally forms mogul lines whenever the powder gets tracked out. Located next to the lift, it’s easy to spot and great for training.
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Moguls (Bumps) Information
“Geto in spring is a mogul paradise.”
One of Japan’s best spring mogul environments
Our ski school staff shapes and maintains the pitch of the mogul lines, so every line is fun and rewarding to ski. Some guests travel from as far as Kansai just for this season. Come and enjoy Geto’s spring moguls!
How to Use
Planned period: until Golden Week in May
For the 2024–25 season, we started building the A4 course on Monday, March 10. The area will be expanded step by step. Carefully measured mogul lines with different pitches are available, all in great condition.
Please see the map below for the planned layout. To keep the moguls in good shape, we appreciate everyone’s cooperation.
Rules to keep the area safe and enjoyable
- Please follow posted signs and any instructions from staff.
- During shaping work, lines may be marked with net poles. Control your speed and follow the guidance.
- Do not ski lines that are being maintained or worked on.
- Mogul maintenance is essential for safe and enjoyable use. Thank you for your cooperation.
- Always check uphill before dropping in. Cutting in or jumping into a line is very dangerous—please do not do it.
Lines under construction may have soft poles like the image below. Please ski as shown.
Mogul-focused lessons are available
Our ski school offers mogul lessons suited to your level. We also run camps—please check for updates!
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Mogul Slope Details
In spring, the entire slope becomes a mogul field. Early in the season, our school members shape the pitch so the lines don’t become long and flat—making them comfortable to ski. Multiple lines are set to suit a wide range of skiers, from basic carving to moguls.
