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Gangwon, South Korea

High1 Resort

High1 Resort, also written High One, opened in December 2006 in Gohan, Jeongseon County, Gangwon Province, and was built specifically to revitalize the declining coal-mining towns of Gohan and Sabuk. It's one of South Korea's largest ski resorts alongside Yongpyong and Muju, spread across three named peaks — High1 Top, Valley Top, and Mountain Hub — with 18 trails and 9 lifts (including 3 gondolas) covering a skiable area of roughly 816,000 square meters. Elevation runs from a 733m base to a 1,376m summit for a 643m vertical drop, giving it some of the more sustained pitch of any Korean ski area. The resort is owned by Kangwon Land, a public corporation, and is directly served by rail via nearby Gohan and Sabuk stations on the Taebaek Line, making it one of the more transit-accessible resorts in the country.

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