Madarao mountain
Come stay with us in powdery paradise
our location
A short 3 minute stroll from our door to the slopes will see you on your first run down the Utopia, heading to the bottom ticket station at Heidi. Keep your speed up on a powder day, as this one is a green run. Otherwise, a quick walk up the hill will get you to the main ticket station outside the Shirakaba rental shop. Then, you can jump straight onto Paradise for a fast red down to the main chair.
Our rooms
We have a room for every taste and budget from our no-frills twin share, boasting spectacular views to the spacious traditional style tatami room, or queen ensuite rooms we’ve got you covered.
TWIN WITH SHARED BATHROOM
If you are all about the snow and having some apres fun, you just need a place to crash out, then our twin room is perfect for you.
QUEEN WITH ENSUITE
If you are after something a bit more lux with a nice Japanese vibe and enjoy your own private bathroom this is your space.
TRADITIONAL STYLE TATAMI ROOM
Wanting a Japanese vibe the Tatami room is perfect for families or couples. It features a queen bed and a beautiful raised tatami floor.
The mountain
Madapow snow
Madarao Mountain is a powder hound's paradise. Spend a day here after a dump, and you will understand why the locals refer to their fluffy white snow as “Madapow.” Thanks to the renowned tree runs and low lift lines, you’ll cut fresh tracks until late.
With an average snowfall of 14 meters, an overnight dump sets you up for fresh floaty lines on the piste, reserving the famous tree runs for later in the morning. After something a little steeper head to Crystal Bowl and for advanced riders looking for that next level, we recommend getting a guide and heading into the backcountry.
Seeking family-friendly riding then grab yourselves an all-mountain pass and head over to Tangaram, the two resorts are connected with some nice family-friendly runs.
The Local area
We know you come for the snow but there are also many other great things to do in and around the local area. Head over to see the snow monkeys, possibly the best way to spend a day off. Or hit up one or more of the local onsens, if you have wheels your options are endless. Check out this page