You whiz past alpine forests on a snow-covered trail that curves down the mountainside. The only sound you hear is our skis swishing through the snow. Surpringly, you're not in Switzerland or Canada, which are famous for skiing: This idyllic scene can be found as close as Korea.
Mountains cover 70 percent of the Korea Peninsula. Over the past 30 years, these mountains have been opened up to skiing with the construction of 13 ski resorts. As a result, not only skiing but also other winter sports have become increasingly popular.
Now thousands of tourists throughout Asia head to Korea every winter, making it a top skiing destination in the region.
Muju Resort
Within a national park south of Seoul lies Muju Resort. Among Muju's 30 slopes is Korea's longest ski run the 6.2-km-long Silk Road, which suits both beginning and intermediate skiers. Muju also boasts the Raider Course, Korea's steepest ski run.
many vistors take time away from skiing to enjoy the beautiful surroundings. If he weather permits, they hike through Muju Cucheondong Valley. A trail leads past 33 scenic points, including streams, waterfalls, rock formations and a 400-meter-deep valley.
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have you ever been downhill skiing?
I’ve been water skiing and cross-country skiing, but never downhill skiing
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