Niseko Spring Activities
Spring has sprung here in Niseko! The longer, warmer days are perfect for adding a bit of extra (on and) off mountain activities to your calendar, here are a few of our favorite ways to spend springtime in Niseko:
Ice Cream:
While some folks eat ice cream year round… others might prefer to wait until the temps rise a bit above 0 before indulging in Niseko’s rich ice cream. For the latter group, you’re in luck!
We recommend grabbing a bit of the sweet stuff at local locations like Milk Kobo, Ruhiel or at a location a bit farther afield like Lake Toya’s Lake Hill Farm.
Onsen Tour:
Because what self-respecting “things to do in Niseko” list doesn’t include the suggestion to go to one (or many!) of Niseko’s area onsen.
Veggies at the farmers market:
The Niseko View Plaza is a local icon, and for good reason. Local produce, shops, bakeries offer up tastes of Hokkaido.
The Niseko area also boasts a number of farmers markets peppered throughout the countryside so you’re bound to find something fresh!
Day trip drives:
The long days of spring are perfect for long(er) drives. Lake Shikotsu, Lake Toya, The Shakotan Peninsula, Otaru & more are all within striking distance of Niseko & perfect destinations for day trips like this one!
Backcountry Tours:
While Niseko is known for deep, blower powder… Spring is still a great time to plan a backcountry tour. Firm snow makes hiking a comparative breeze & the warmer weather can be perfect for packing a picnic (perhaps one that includes some of Niseko’s local beers!)
Interested in a spring trip to Niseko? Get in touch with our team to start planning your trip today!
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