South Korea Ski Resort Weather Forecasts

500 m: up to 18 °C

In the north, mostly cloudy skies in the morning will give way to determined sunshine in the noon. Forecasters are predicting sunshine in the noon with a chance of rain in the evening. In the south, the day will be partly cloudy with sunny intervals. The forenoon is mostly cloudy, refreshed with some occasional rain in the night. In the east, the forenoon is mostly cloudy, refreshed with some occasional rain in the midday. Throughout the day, there might be a chance of showers. In the west, mostly cloudy skies in the morning will give way to determined sunshine in the noon. A mix of sun and cloud is in store in the forenoon for today. Temperatures are not far from normal, but the breeze from the south keeps it from feeling as warm as it could if there were no wind.

Today	Tomorrow	Tuesday	Wednesday
20 °C	14 °C	19 °C	19 °C

Skiing in South Korea

Since the 2018 Olympic Games, a new destination has appeared on the radar of all skiers: South Korea! 70 percent of the East Asian country is mountainous, with the highest mountain, the 1,950-meter-high Hallasan, located on the island of Jeju-do. Although the peaks of South Korea do not reach the 2,000-meter mark, they often offer steep terrain. In addition, Siberian cold air provides cool temperatures in winter and especially the north and east are often blessed with abundant snowfall.

The largest of the country's five mountain ranges is called Taebaek and stretches along the east coast. Yongpyong, the oldest ski resort in South Korea, is also located here. It was an olympic competition place of the alpine ski races in 2018. If you want to explore the longest or steepest runway of the country, visit the ski area Muju. Freestylers are at home in the Jisan Forest Resort, because the ski area offers a large halfpipe. All in all, winter sports enthusiasts in South Korea can choose between twelve ski resorts.