Akakura Onsen Ski Area, Myoko, Japan
You’re in for a treat at one of our favourite ski spots — fewer crowds, quality snow, terrain for all levels, and one of Japan’s longest freestyle parks. We’re also going deeper into the terrain this season, taking you to secret resorts that only the locals know about!
Akakura Onsen Ski Area, Myoko, Japan
Designed for riders who’ve already had a taste of the sport and want to lock it in.
Akakura Onsen Ski Area, Myoko, Japan
Built for complete first-timers — if you’ve never strapped into a board or even touched snow before, this is your starting line.
Appi Kogen, Japan
Let us show you why Appi Kogen has been voted best ski resort in Japan! From long cruisey runs to steep powder drops, Appi has it all.
Aizu, Japan
Designed for skiers who’ve already had a taste of the sport and want to make it stick.
Aizu, Japan
Built for complete first-timers — if you’ve never stepped into a pair of skis or even touched snow before, this is where you begin. With 6 days on snow and 4.5 of them in lessons with our certified instructors, you’ve got the time to learn it right: from learning how to stop, to controlling your speed and changing direction, taking the chairlift — all the way to linking turns down a green run. Most skiers finish the week confidently linking turns and ready to progress. No experience needed and no pressure to keep up — just a clear, patient progression alongside other first-timers starting right where you are.
Aizu, Japan
Designed for riders who’ve already had a taste of the sport and want to lock it in.
Aizu, Japan
Built for complete first-timers — if you’ve never strapped into a board or even touched snow before, this is your starting line.
Aizu, Japan
Designed for intermediate snowboarders looking to learn the higher-level techniques of riding steeper slopes and get introduced to off-piste, powder terrain and tree runs.
Aizu, Japan
We’re venturing deeper into Japan with our home base at Nekoma, with access to not just 1, but 2 home bases with endless tree runs, a freestyle park and mellow cruise-y runs, as well as day trips to Inawashiro and Gran Deco ski resorts!
Aizu, Japan
Designed for riders who’ve already had a taste of the sport and want to lock it in.
Aizu, Japan
Built for complete first-timers — if you’ve never strapped into a board or even touched snow before, this is your starting line.
Aizu, Japan
Designed for intermediate snowboarders looking to learn the higher-level techniques of riding steeper slopes and get introduced to off-piste, powder terrain and tree runs.
Appi Kogen, Japan
Exploration is where we go further off the map.
Aizu, Japan
For confident riders who already own the whole resort and want to ride it better.
Arai, Japan
More than just a snowboard trip, this Rider Series is an opportunity to experience Myoko through the eyes of some of Japan’s most respected snowsurfers.
Aizu, Japan
A special collaboration with The Butter Dojo, led by founder Kai and coach Michael, for riders ready to pick up gratori from the ground up. Gratori is Japan’s flatland ground-trick style — built on flow, precise board control and clean technique, rather than big air and hard landings. This camp drills the foundations everything else is built on, from board control and presses to your first spins, in a low-consequence, high-creativity way to level up: no park, no kickers, just you, your board and any mellow run turned into a playground. The group is capped at six riders with a dedicated coach, so you get plenty of time and attention throughout the camp, and you’ll leave with the building blocks and the muscle memory to keep progressing long after.
Aizu, Japan
A special collaboration with The Butter Dojo, led by founder Kai and coach Michael, for riders who’ve got the basics dialled in and want to take their gratori further. Gratori is Japan’s flatland ground-trick style — built on flow, precise board control and clean technique, rather than big air and hard landings. This camp is about levelling up: refining what you already have and linking it into proper combos and bigger rotations, with coaching tailored to where you want to push. The group is capped at six riders with a dedicated coach, so you get plenty of time and attention throughout the camp — plus room to work on the tricks you most want to land.
Akakura Onsen Ski Area, Myoko, Japan
Exploration is where we chase the storm.
Sapporo, Japan
Two trips in one — the buzz of Japan’s snow capital and the best powder Hokkaido has to offer.
Aizu, Japan
For confident riders who already own the whole resort and want to ride it better.
Aizu, Japan
Designed for intermediate skiers looking to learn the higher-level techniques of skiing steeper slopes and get introduced to off-piste, powder and tree runs.
Aizu, Japan
For riders who can already handle the whole resort and now want to carve it properly.
Sapporo, Japan
Exploration is where we go beyond.
Akakura Onsen Ski Area, Myoko, Japan
A special collaboration with The Butter Dojo, led by founder Kai and coach Michael, for riders ready to pick up gratori from the ground up.
Akakura Onsen Ski Area, Myoko, Japan
Gratori is Japan’s flatland ground-trick style — built on flow, precise board control and clean technique, rather than big air and hard landings.
Sapporo, Japan
Our most advanced experience, reserved for the strongest and most experienced riders.
Tomamu, Japan
Designed for skiers who’ve already had a taste of the sport and want to make it stick.
Tomamu, Japan
Built for complete first-timers — if you’ve never stepped into a pair of skis or even touched snow before, this is where you begin.
Tomamu, Japan
Designed for riders who’ve already had a taste of the sport and want to lock it in. If you’ve spent a few days on snow, can slide down a green slope on your edges, and you’re now working on linking proper toe-and-heel turns, this camp gets you riding green runs smoothly and confidently. Our certified instructors will clean up any bad habits picked up early on, build on the correct foundation, and get you linking clean S-turns top to bottom. With Tomamu’s gentle, progressive slopes and easy ski-in ski-out convenience — one of the best resorts in Japan to learn in — you’ll leave the week riding the mountain rather than surviving it.
Tomamu, Japan
Built for complete first-timers — if you’ve never strapped into a board or even touched snow before, this is your starting line.
Tomamu, Japan
Expect to move beyond the groomers — your first proper turns on steeper terrain, an introduction to carving, and maybe a little freestyle too.
LAAX, Switzerland
LAAX is our home in the Alps — and one of the most complete resorts in Europe.
LAAX, Switzerland
A rare collaboration with Korua Shapes, built for confident riders.
Tucked high in a remote valley on the Italian–Swiss border, Livigno is built for snow — at around 1,816m it holds cold, reliable conditions and one of the longest seasons in the Alps. The skiing spreads across two sun-facing sides of the valley, Carosello 3000 and Mottolino, with around 115km of wide pistes — mostly easy-to-intermediate terrain that’s ideal for finding your flow, plus guided off-piste and freeride for when it snows. It’s also a freestyle mecca: Mottolino is rated one of the best snowparks in Italy and Europe, and Livigno hosted the freestyle and snowboard events at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics. And off the snow, the whole town is duty-free, so the shopping and après are famously good value — and being Italy, the food is the real deal: traditional pasta, wood-fired pizza, and long lunches in mountain huts that are an event in themselves.
Sölden, Austria
This is the only trip where your ski week comes with a music festival built in.
No sourced reviews are published for this company yet.
Japan
Switzerland
Italy
Austria