Welli Hilli 公園滑雪場：首爾出發雙板滑雪/單板滑雪一日遊

This trip was awesome. I haven’t skied in over a decade and it was beyond what I imagined. Everything advertised by Trazy.com was included, except you must bring your own gloves and helmet or rent at the rental property for 20,000 won a piece and bring cash (or pay a surcharge with a card). It was a snowy day, but I would recommend you getting a helmet with shades or snow googles. Despite the snow, I had a blast. The snow fall had us feeling as if we were in some game challenge. The slopes were okay for an intermediate skier. No complaints, except be prepared to maneuver around folks. Note that the more advanced the slope, the least amount of folks. Meaning the beginner slopes are like waiting in line at an amusement park in the beginning of summer. So be patient. I didn’t need lessons, but from what I noticed you can take group or have 1:1 coaching and the coaches there are really good. Folks better than I, were being coached on the intermediate than trailed through the easier advanced slopes. Also, the restaurants are okay standardized Korean and popular Asian foods / snacks, (you are safe to use debit and credit cards). I didn’t bother to check out the second floor food spots. Overall, it fueled me enough to spend five hours there.

This trip was awesome. I haven’t skied in over a decade and it was beyond what I imagined. Everything advertised by Trazy.com was included, except you must bring your own gloves and helmet or rent at the rental property for 20,000 won a piece and bring cash (or pay a surcharge with a card). It was a snowy day, but I would recommend you getting a helmet with shades or snow googles. Despite the snow, I had a blast. The snow fall had us feeling as if we were in some game challenge. The slopes were okay for an intermediate skier. No complaints, except be prepared to maneuver around folks. Note that the more advanced the slope, the least amount of folks. Meaning the beginner slopes are like waiting in line at an amusement park in the beginning of summer. So be patient. I didn’t need lessons, but from what I noticed you can take group or have 1:1 coaching and the coaches there are really good. Folks better than I, were being coached on the intermediate than trailed through the easier advanced slopes. Also, the restaurants are okay standardized Korean and popular Asian foods / snacks, (you are safe to use debit and credit cards). I didn’t bother to check out the second floor food spots. Overall, it fueled me enough to spend five hours there.

This trip was awesome. I haven’t skied in over a decade and it was beyond what I imagined. Everything advertised by Trazy.com was included, except you must bring your own gloves and helmet or rent at the rental property for 20,000 won a piece and bring cash (or pay a surcharge with a card). It was a snowy day, but I would recommend you getting a helmet with shades or snow googles. Despite the snow, I had a blast. The snow fall had us feeling as if we were in some game challenge. The slopes were okay for an intermediate skier. No complaints, except be prepared to maneuver around folks. Note that the more advanced the slope, the least amount of folks. Meaning the beginner slopes are like waiting in line at an amusement park in the beginning of summer. So be patient. I didn’t need lessons, but from what I noticed you can take group or have 1:1 coaching and the coaches there are really good. Folks better than I, were being coached on the intermediate than trailed through the easier advanced slopes. Also, the restaurants are okay standardized Korean and popular Asian foods / snacks, (you are safe to use debit and credit cards). I didn’t bother to check out the second floor food spots. Overall, it fueled me enough to spend five hours there.

This trip was awesome. I haven’t skied in over a decade and it was beyond what I imagined. Everything advertised by Trazy.com was included, except you must bring your own gloves and helmet or rent at the rental property for 20,000 won a piece and bring cash (or pay a surcharge with a card). It was a snowy day, but I would recommend you getting a helmet with shades or snow googles. Despite the snow, I had a blast. The snow fall had us feeling as if we were in some game challenge. The slopes were okay for an intermediate skier. No complaints, except be prepared to maneuver around folks. Note that the more advanced the slope, the least amount of folks. Meaning the beginner slopes are like waiting in line at an amusement park in the beginning of summer. So be patient. I didn’t need lessons, but from what I noticed you can take group or have 1:1 coaching and the coaches there are really good. Folks better than I, were being coached on the intermediate than trailed through the easier advanced slopes. Also, the restaurants are okay standardized Korean and popular Asian foods / snacks, (you are safe to use debit and credit cards). I didn’t bother to check out the second floor food spots. Overall, it fueled me enough to spend five hours there.