京都広河原スキー場, Ski resort in Sakyo-ku, Japan
Kyoto Kohra-Wara Ski Resort is a winter sports facility in the Tanba Highlands with terrain spanning roughly 2 hectares. The slopes vary in elevation between 500 and 635 meters and are served by a pair lift system.
The resort closed temporarily between 2000 and 2002 due to financial challenges. It reopened in 2003 with refurbished facilities and resumed operations.
The facility represents Kyoto's only ski resort, drawing local residents and visitors seeking winter sports activities within the metropolitan area.
The resort operates from 9:00 to 16:30 on weekends and holidays, with evening skiing available until 22:45 on weekdays and Saturdays. Check the schedule before visiting to plan your day accordingly.
The main run winds through forested terrain with varying widths and bowl-shaped sections that present different challenge levels. A wider and straight beginner slope balances the variety for less experienced skiers.
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