Niseko Powder Tours

Niseko CAT Access Backcountry Tour

Niseko CAT Access Full-Day Backcountry Tour

Our full-day Niseko CAT Access Backcountry tour within 30 minutes drive from the Niseko United Ski mountain. Variety of terrain accessed using backcountry hiking gear after the CAT machine has taken you most of the way up the mountain. This tour is a guided tour. It includes a hearty lunch, with Avalanche safety kit rental. For further information contact NOASC.

Additional Info

Price 56,000yen per person
Meeting Time 8:00am (Enquire about Pick-up time)
Duration 8:30am - 17:00 (approx 6-7hrs including lunch)
Min. Age 13 years and above
Min. Persons 4
Season Late Dec. to late March
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Published in CAT Skiing Tours

Milking the Powder on Mt Yotei, Niseko, Hokkaido, JAPAN.

Niseko Backcountry Tour Photos Best Photo No.2

With just a dusting of new snow over the last couple of days in the village, skiing conditions have meant groomers are the place to be. That wasn't the case in the Niseko Backcountry, further up in elevation and within the untouched trees of Mt Yotei.

Backcountry Guiding since 1993. Call NOASC to enjoy your spring backcountry tour when visiting Niseko. Tel:0136-23-1688

Published in NOASC Member's Backcountry Tour Blog

Niseko Explorer Tour - Rusutsu Trees 28th January

Our Niseko Explorer Tour today visited Rusutsu Ski resort...great turns in the trees were experienced by all with fresh powder snowfalls over night. A must do tour for anyone staying for an extended time here in Niseko.

Published in NOASC Other Activities/Tour Member's Blog

Steep & Deep in the Niseko Backcountry

It doesn't get much better than this in the backcountry... first tracks, wide open turns with gret snow!

Our client's yesterday on our Mt Chizenupuri and Mt. Nitonupuri tour enjoyed some of the best conditions of this season. After a 2 hour hike up Chizenupuri, it was rewarded with first tracks down the north face toward Mt. Nitonupuri. After a quick bite to eat and slipping on our hiking seals it was back up to the top of Mt. Nitonupuri for the start of our afternoons runs. Contact NOASC for information on our backcountry tours.

Published in NOASC Member's Backcountry Tour Blog