The main trail at GETO KOGEN, also available for night skiing. From the start point, you can enjoy a sweeping view over the “Heart Forest” and Kitakami City. After passing the Heart Forest, you can cruise along the ridge from the split with Course A4. A popular choice for beginners to intermediate riders.
A single wide slope that starts right after getting off the 1st Pair Lift. Slightly steeper at the top and mellower at the bottom—perfect for a morning warm-up. In spring, a banked course may be set up here.
Moguls & powder—night skiing OK. An advanced, ungroomed slope to the right after the 1st Pair Lift. Moguls form easily and the line is visible from the lift, making it a favorite for mogul lovers.
A dynamic intermediate run that follows the 1st Gondola line. Night skiing is available. On snowy nights, the soft powder makes this a very popular choice. The final drop is a challenging section for intermediate to advanced skiers/boarders—great for testing your skills.
A gentle slope for first-timers and kids. Lapped by the 2nd Pair Lift, with consistently mellow pitch—ideal for lift beginners and lessons. Small waves are set on the side, recommended even for “pizza” (snowplow) kids.
A panoramic route with views of Chokai and Iwate mountains. Starts from the right exit of the 1st Gondola top station, and gently traverses toward the 2nd Gondola summit. A lookout point offers a full 360° panorama. Also near the entrance to the tree run areas.
A varied intermediate long run. Starts mellow, transitions into a comfortable wide slope, and finishes steeper with a final pitch. A hidden gem on powder days.
The most talked-about powder line. An advanced ungroomed run branching from B1. The final steep pitch is a must-ride hotspot for powder lovers.
North-facing for excellent snow quality—one of GETO’s toughest lines. An ungroomed steep slope branching from Course C4. A beloved powder spot: if you can ride this smoothly, you’re already an advanced rider.
A varied ungroomed slope. From the Quad Lift, head left and ride back on a line with changing features. Great for training with specific goals, and can become a hidden powder spot on lighter snowfall days.
SAJ-certified course—also great for gate training. Generally groomed and wide, ideal for practicing medium to long turns. In spring, it retains snow well and may be used for group slope rentals.
A wide intermediate long run with a slightly steeper pitch than C2. Usually ungroomed and great for long cruising in powder. In spring, it can also be used for gate training rentals.
A refreshing cruise through beech forest scenery. An outer loop route connected from A6, generally groomed, returning to the Quad Lift base. A slightly steeper section near the end—beginners should control speed carefully. On weekends, a slope shuttle runs between the Quad base and 1st Gondola for easy transport on flat terrain.
Adrenaline run—steep from top to bottom. A hidden advanced ungroomed slope. On powder days, it can still be surprisingly rideable and is a favorite “secret” spot. One of the ultimate challenge lines at GETO KOGEN.
In addition to regular courses, there are 14 tree run areas. See details on the Tree Run Areas page.
To prevent accidents inside and outside the ski area boundary
