Phoenix Snow Park, Pyeongchang-gun

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Take on some of the excellent snow and 17 slopes at Phoenix Snow Park, declared host of the Winter Olympics in 2018. Famous nationally as a location in the very popular drama "Winter Sonata," the resort now boasts state-of-the-art gondolas and chairlifts. The many ski trails include a favored 2.2 km (1.4 mi) run with a broad average width of 46 m (151 ft). The resort village below features a range of accommodations, including luxury hotels and laid-back youth hostels, as well as a nine-hole golf course and outdoor pool. To visit Phoenix Snow Park on your trip to Pyeongchang-gun, use our Pyeongchang-gun trip itinerary builder website.

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Phoenix Snow Park reviews

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136 reviews

By 4yearstworldraveller

No chairs or benches in campus. No where to have a rest. Pursuing money. 500m walk from car park to gate with ski equipment. This makes visitor being exhausted before activity. Only one place to...

No chairs or benches in campus. No where to have a rest. Pursuing money. 500m walk from car park to gate with ski equipment. This makes visitor being exhausted before activity. Only one place to... more »
By ngsosu

We had a good time skiing here. The slopes are very intermediate and the lines can be long on the weekends when we went. If you’re not skiing their are very minimal options to sit or find a lounge...

We had a good time skiing here. The slopes are very intermediate and the lines can be long on the weekends when we went. If you’re not skiing their are very minimal options to sit or find a lounge... more »
By y1q1n

Snow at the resort are mostly artificial so it can get a little hard to ski/snowboard and would be rather painful when you fall so it's better to wear some ski protective gear. If you are a first...

Snow at the resort are mostly artificial so it can get a little hard to ski/snowboard and would be rather painful when you fall so it's better to wear some ski protective gear. If you are a first... more »