Being widely known as the best winter destination, Mount Kato attracts many ski enthusiasts every year. Become one of them and exercise one of the most exciting snow activities. Alpine Skiing!!
The resort offers a vertical drop of 240 ft (73 m) and a top elevation of 840 ft (260 m). In a skiable area of 55 ac/2.22 m² you will find four terrain parks and 19 trails tailored to suit all levels of ability. There are 4 trails especially for beginners, 8 for intermediate skiers and 7 trails for advanced skiers. All trails are covered with 100% of snowmaking. For your comfort, the resort offers 8 chair lifts, 5 quad and 3 double lifts.
A ski school is available to help novices enhance their skills and enjoy their favorite sport with a vengeance. As far as your gear is concerned, Mount Kato provides the necessary equipment, offered by the available rental shops.
After your activity, you can spend your time in one of the most impressive cafes, restaurants and accommodations that you will find nearby.
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