The best-value way to enjoy everything Hakuba47 has to offer!

The Happy Pack Pass lets you enjoy a variety of family-friendly activities throughout the day, plus unlimited rides on the gondola. It's the perfect way to make the most of your visit to Hakuba47.

Prices

● Adult (Junior High School Students and Older): ￥4,500
● Child (Ages 3 to Elementary School): ￥4,000

How to Purchase

Please purchase your pass at the General Reception Desk in the Base Area. A ticket sticker will be provided upon purchase.

Activities Included with the Happy Pack Pass

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Unlimited Gondola Rides

Ride the green gondola connecting the Base Area and Alpine Area as many times as you like. The journey takes approximately 8 minutes each way. On clear days, enjoy spectacular panoramic views of Mt. Goryu and the Northern Japan Alps.

★ Unlimited rides

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Fish Catching Experience

Try catching fish in the Hira River Park area.

● Includes one fish and grilling service
● Sessions held daily at 11:00, 13:00, and 14:30
● Location: Base Area

★ One experience included

Please note that this activity may be cancelled in the event of high water levels, muddy conditions, or severe weather.

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Kids Land

A fun-filled play area featuring inflatable attractions and mini obstacle courses.

● Location: Base Area

★ Unlimited entry

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Mini Train (Shinkansen)

Take a ride on our miniature Shinkansen train around the Base Area.

● Location: Base Area

★ One ride included

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Fun Bikes

Try a variety of unique and unusual bicycles that you won't find every day.

● Location: Base Area

★ Unlimited entry

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Play Kingdom "Carol"

A spacious indoor play area where children can have fun regardless of the weather. Enjoy ball pits, inflatable play equipment, and more.

● Location: 2nd Floor, Gondola top Station

★ Unlimited entry

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World Insect Exhibition

See an impressive collection of beetles and stag beetles from around the world, including the famous Hercules Beetle.

● Location: 2nd Floor, Gondola top Station

★ Unlimited entry

Base Activity Pack

A new value-packed pass featuring popular activities in the Base Area!

Enjoy a full day of fun with unlimited access to the activities below.

Price

￥1,500 per person (Adults and Children)

Activities Included

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Kids Land

A fun play area filled with inflatable attractions and mini obstacle courses.

★ Unlimited entry

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Mini Train

Take a ride on the miniature train that travels around the Base Area.

★ One ride included

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Kids Pool

Cool off and have fun in the outdoor pool.

★ Unlimited entry

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Fun Bikes

Try a variety of unique bikes that are fun for both kids and adults.

★ Unlimited entry

Our Mission

For people to develop a profound relationship with nature, through year-round mountain activities which are healthy and inspiring.

Our Vision

To ensure sustainability of our ski resort for the enduring benefit for our guests, employees, community, and the environment.

Our Values

1. Employees look out for each other. We prioritize each other’s safety, health, and happiness.
2. We take pride in our work. Quality of work sets our service apart.
3. We do everything we can to help our guests experience joy.

From Tuesday, August 25, through Thursday, August 27, 47 Alpine Adventure will be closed to the public due to a private group booking. We appreciate your understanding.

Let's go on an adventure!

Experience our exciting obstacle courses in a beech forest at the altitude of 1,200m! The highest point of the courses is 9.8m high! Put on a harness and clear a total of 37stages!

Admission and Other Information

●\2,500/person

Hours of Operation
●47 Alpine Adventure 9:30am~3:00pm (Last entry 2:30pm)
●ZIP LINE 9:30am~3:45pm (Last entry 3:45pm)
※From Tuesday, August 25, through Thursday, August 27, 47 Alpine Adventure will be closed to the public due to a private group booking. We appreciate your understanding.

Required Time
●①course 1　10～20 minutes
●②course 2　10～20 minutes
●③course　20～30 minutes
●④course 20~30　minutes
■Total Time to complete the courses 60～100 minutes

Terms and Conditions

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Minimum height 130cm. Maximum weight 100kg.

You must be at least 130cm tall to be fit in well with a harness. Your weight must be less than 100kg which is the weight capacity of each obstacle.

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Accompanied by a parent/guardian

Children under 18 years old must be accompanied by a parent/guardian.

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Safety Briefing

Participants must be given a safety briefing before undertaking 47 Alpine Adventure. The course is a physically demanding obstacle course, and there are risks of injury.

Flowchart

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Risk Acknowledgement and Disclaimer

Please print the "Risk Acknowledgement and Disclaimer" beforehand to make it easier for you to apply for the activity!

Download "Risk Acknowledgement and Disclaimer"

Prohibited Actions

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No more than two people on each obstacle

It is very dangerous if you lose your balance on obstacles. Please walk alone or with your parent/guardian only on each obstacle.

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No running

Running on the obstacles increases the risk of injury. Walk slowly!

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Do not shake, swing, sway, or push the obstacles.

Intentionally shaking, swinging, swaying, and pushing the obstacles can be very dangerous.

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Do not grab wires.

As your harness is hung from the wire, your hands might get caught in between the harness and wire. Always grab the rope of your harness or ropes on obstacles, NOT wires.

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No flip flops and high heels

Your shoes must be flat and secure and must be worn all the time to keep your balance.

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No alcohol drinks

You are not allowed to take part in the activity under the influence of alcohol. Please enjoy drinking AFTER the activity.

We are open on weekends and Japanese national holidays - Monday, the 21st and Tuesday, the 22nd.
We are looking forward to meeting or seeing you at Hakuba 47!

We are taking the following precautions at Hakuba 47 in order to reduce your risk of COVID-19 infection and to prevent the spread of virus.

1. What we ask our guests to do:

1. Refrain from entering the park if you have a fever over 37.5℃ or any other symptom of common cold.
2. Stay away from other guests and staff if you feel sick even after you enter the park.
3. Have a health screening and temperature check at the reception prior to entering the park.
4. Wear face masks at all times inside the park.
5. Use hand sanitizers at all locations in the park.
6. Practice social distancing and minimize interaction with other guests and staff.

2. What our staff should do:

1. Have a health screening and temperature check every day before working hours.
2. Wash hands and gargle often.
3. Stay home when feeling sick.
4. Wear masks or shields (e.g. inside restaurants, receptions, rental stores, etc.).
5. Use partition screen at cashiers.
6. Practice social distancing and minimize interaction with guests, when feasible.
7. Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces and to open windows for ventilation.

3. What we practice at the restaurants:

1. Practice food safety and hygiene management thoroughly.
2. Clean and disinfect the facilities frequently.
3. Open doors and windows frequently to allow greater ventilation.
4. Request our guests to wear masks when they are not at the table.
5. Try separating the tables and seats, where feasible, to avoid congestion.
6. Avoid crowding and create adequate spacing between individuals.

4. At the restrooms:

1. Turn off jet hand dryers and recommend our guests to use handkerchiefs.
2. Clean and disinfect toilets more than once a day.

5. At the smoking areas:

1. Smoke only at the designated areas.
2. Ensure social distancing of 1 meter or more (approximately 2 meters if possible) even outside the buildings.

6. At the gondola stations:

1. We do not allow passengers to ride together except for the families or same groups to avoid congestion.
2. We will operate our gondolas at 4m/s high speed to reduce waiting and transit time unless there is no trouble with the gondolas.
3. We will ask all passengers to keep apart from other people by posting social distancing signs.
4. We will leave all windows of the gondolas open for ventilation (except for rainy days).

7. At the family camp:

1. Reservations are limited to avoid congestion.
2. Facial coverings and gloves are required for all staff.
3. Bringing outdoor equipment such as a tent and sleeping bag is recommended.
4. Rental tents and sleeping bags are cleaned and disinfected daily.
5. You may drive your own car instead of taking our bus to participate in night programs.
6. When operating our bus, the number of passengers should be about 1/2 to 2/3 of the capacity.

8. At 47 Alpine Adventure:

1. Harnesses are cleaned and disinfected after every use.
2. Safety guideline is given up to 2 groups at a time.
3. Each group will be asked to leave some space and time between groups. We may limit the number of groups when it is crowded.
4. As it takes time to sign up at the reception, we recommend you to download our "Risk Acknowledgement & Disclaimer" ahead of time and bring it on the day of your arrival.

Download "Risk Acknowledgement and Disclaimer"

9. At other activities:

1. As to the miniature train, the number of passengers is limited.
2. There is no assistance for the bungee trampoline and climbing wall. Should you need any assistance, please feel free to talk to us.
3. Chroline can be used to clean and disinfect the kids' swimming pool.

Should you have any other concerns or questions, please do not hesitate to contact us via the inquiry form below.

Inquiry Form

Can you clear all 37 obstacles?! Let's go on an adventure!!

[Section 1] Low Course 1

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①ZIP LINE１

Squat down slowly and go! Feel the soothing breeze!

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②Ladder Bridge

Let's start with logs that swing!

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③V-Loop

Walk on a wire by grabbing the V-shaped ropes!

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④Ring the ring

Put your feet on the bottom of a ring and move forward!

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⑤Lumber Bridge

Walk on three swinging bridges!

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⑥Zig Zag

The width changes when you walk in a zig-zag!

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⑦Slacklining

It is not as easy as it looks. Do not fall!

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⑧Swaying Bridge

You will be surprised to experience unexpected movements of the bridge!

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⑨See-saw

Be careful when the seesaw leans forward or backward!

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⑩Tyrolean

Gently hang and move to the center.

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⑪ZIP LINE 2

Finish with the ZIP LINE! Hooray!!

[Section 2] Low Course 2

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⑫Moving Lattice

The planks move up or down when you cross them. It feels like you're crossing an imaginary lattice fence.

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⑬Stepping Boards

Make sure you estimate the length between each step for a ssafe landing.

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⑭Hour Glass

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⑮Swinging Bridge

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⑯Tight Rope

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⑰Low Jump

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⑱ZIP LINE 3

[Section 3] High Course

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⑲Balance Beam

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⑳Balance Beam in the Air

Walk on the balance beam and ring a bell ahead of you!

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?Fat Tube Bridge

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?Pedal-type Car in the Air

Pedal a car slowly. You cannot go backward.

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?Ladder Bridge

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?Passing through obstacles

Don't fall when you pass through the obstacles!

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?Squares

Go forward slowly by moving left to right.

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?Net Bridge

Hold onto the handrails! Your feet might get caught in the net!

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?Bouldering Wall

Our bouldering wall is tough because it swings! Hold onto the edges of the boards, too!

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?Dragon

It goes up and down!

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?Ski Jump

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?Spider

Walk sideways on the net. You need muscular strength!

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?Zig Zag Swing

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?U-Loop

The ropes sway to and fro, from side by side, so walk carefully!

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?Swinging Bridge

This is one of the hardest obstacles. Go slowly!

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?ZIP LINE 4

This is the last obstacle for Long and Short courses. Flying with our ZIP LINE, cross a river and go back to the Gondola station!

Retire Course

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?Sky High

Try jumping without holding a pulley!

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?Tightrope

It is harder and scarier than it actually looks!

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?ZIP LINE 5

You are going down to the ground here. For those going to the Long Course, go up the stairs to the next obstacle. There is more to come on the Long Course! This is the exit for those who would like to finish the obstacle course.

● Operating Period :
July 17 (Fri) ? August 31 (Mon), 2026
September 12 (Sat) ? September 13 (Sun), 2026
September 19 (Sat) ? September 23 (Wed, Public Holiday), 2026

* Reservations are required for the shuttle bus. Please make your reservation in advance using the reservation form and by telephone.
* The shuttle bus will not operate on Saturday, July 25 and Sunday, July 26 due to a private event. Thank you for your understanding.

● Fare :
Free of charge

● Inquiries & Reservations :
Please contact us via the Contact Form or by phone at TEL: +81-261-75-3533 (Hakuba47).

● Route :

JR Hakuba Station
【■ 9:30 ■ 10:30 ■ 11:45 ■ 12:30】
　　　　↓
Lion Cafe
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Echoland Base
　　　　↓
Hotel Oak Forest
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Hakuba47

* Arrival times may be delayed due to traffic and road conditions. Thank you for your understanding.
* For your return trip, please use one of the shuttle buses departing from Hakuba47 at either 2:00 PM or 4:00 PM.

Wilderness Survival Camp FAQ

See our FAQ section below to see if it can help answer your questions.

If you do not see your question on this page, then please use this Contact Form and we will get back to your as soon as possible.

Q It is our first time, is this camp suitable for us and our children?

A All of our camp have guides here ready to assist you at any time. So, even if it is your first camping experience, we are here to teach you new skills and share our knowledge.

Q Will the camp go ahead if it rains?

A Yes. Luckily our tents are fully waterproof and we have a large covered area for eating and cooking. Be sure to bring rain gear as mountain weather is notoriously unpredictable.

Q Should I bring sleeping bags?

A No, that is not necessary. All equipment is provided here, including tents, sleeping bag, cooking utensils and cooking equipment. You just need to bring your clothing and personal items. Please note that it does get cool during the night and early morning, so if you feel the cold easily be sure to bring some warm clothing for bedtime.

Q Should I bring a lantern?

A　No, that is not necessary. We will prepare a lantern for each tent. Please bring a torch or small light with you when going to the toilet at night.

Q How large are the tents?

A　Our tents are 4-6 person tents, so should provide ample space for your family If you are a larger group or feel that it is too small, please ask the guide and we will do our best to find a good alternative for you.

Q Do you have a bathing or show facilities?

A　We have coin operated showers on site, and these are charged as ￥100 per 5 minutes. There is also a hot spring a 3 minute car ride away, and if you`re without transport we may be able to collect you from the hot spring.
　Jiro No Yu

Q　I am using public transport instead of private car, what is the best way to do this?

A　There are shuttles from Hakuba station at the following times:
　　①9:30　　②10:30　　③11:45　　④12:30

We can also assist with transport for arrivals outside of these times, as well as collect guests from the hot springs. At the time of booking please do indicate if you are using public transport and may need assistance with shuttles, or if you will arrive by private car.

Q Is there a shuttle from Nagano station?

A　We do not provide shuttles between our resort and Nagano station, and apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. There are however public shuttles - kindly see the timetable below;
　　 Alpico Bus Service

Q Can I bring in my own food and drink?

A　Yes, you can freely bring in food and drink to the tent/camping site. We do ask however that you do not bring your own food and drinks into the BBQ area as there are other paying day customers. In this case please use vending machines or Restaurant Alice if you feeling hungry or thirsty.

Q Are the measures in place for food allergies?

A Yes, we will correspond in advance directly with the guests who has the allergy. Please be sure to notify us of this ahead of time.

Q What is the level of spiciness of the curry?

A The curry we provide is mild and not too spicy.

Q Is the parking lot far from the camp site?

A No, it is about 50 meters between the two points. Please note that you cannot drive you care directly to the camp site.

Q How far are the tents from the toilets?

A　Nice and close - about 30 meters. Because the toilets are inside the building they have washlets, flush and changing area.

Q Can I bring my pet?

A　Yes, your pets can come to the campsite, though they are not permitted inside the tents or the BBQ/eating areas. Please also be considerate to other guests, ensure your pet is well fed/watered and clean up after it.

Q Can I bring a tarp?

A Yes you can, as a way to create extra covered space for your group. When busy though please be aware of surrounding tents and only put it up if it will not interfere with people`s access to their tents or facilities.

Q Are fireworks permitted?

A　Only handheld fireworks, such as sparklers, are permitted. All other types are not allowed. Also, we ask that you notify your guide on the day if you plan to use handheld ones.

Q Can I use fires and/or firelighters?

A　No fires or BBQs are permitted anywhere outside of the BBQ area.

Q Please define adults, children & infants

A　 Adults; Junior high school students and older
　 Child; From 3 years of age through Elementary school
　 Infants; Children under 3 years of age
　　* Infants are free of charge but does not include their meals or sleeping bags. if you would like those provided, please inform us at the time of booking or by phone or contact form.

Q Can I charge my phone battery?

A　 Yes, you can. We have some battery chargers inside the rest house near the camping site.
Below are the list of connectors we have:
Lighting / micro USB Type-B / USB Type-C

Contact us here for all other questions

Wilderness Survival Camp 2026

What is Wilderness Survival Camp?

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Two day free pass to Hakuba 47 Resort

As well as the wilderness survival camp experience, you will also receive a 2 day free pass which will allow you to enjoy our facilities and activities here at Hakuba 47!
* This two day pass does differ in content from the "Happy Pack Pass"
* Activities included in this two day activity pass are as follows;

・Unlimited gondola use
・Kids land
・Miniature railway pass - one time use
・Fun bikes
・World insect exhibition
・Play area at Carol

* Please arrive to reception by 13:00 and collect your pass by 13:30

Schedule

Please note that your guide will explain all instructions in Japanese only.
Whilst we will try our best to explain some things in English, please be aware that we are not fluent in English.

Depending on the weather some activities and location may need to be adjusted on the day. Whatever the case let's have fun and learn about wilderness survival.

What to bring :
We provide all equipment including tents, BBQs, cooking equipment and utensils.

Change of clothing

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We recommend to bring extra clothes in case you take part in some activities.

Swimwear and towels

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You will be playing in the river on the second day of the camp so you'll need your swimwear and towels.

Waterproof shoes and sandals

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Playing in the river with bare feet may hurt you, please wear enclosed shoes.
No flip flops or open-toed sandals.

Hats/sunscreen

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Remember to bring a hat and/or sunscreen as the sun is scorching hot in Hakuba.

Insect repellent and other accessories

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It would be helpful if you have insect repellent in the evening and the nighttime, the bugs are around. A bear bell and a torch or small light will be helpful.

Warmer layers for evenings and mornings

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It might get chilly under the shade of a tree, and also it cools down in the morning and at night.
You may want to wrap yourself up in layers to protect yourself from the cold.

Copy of travel or health insurance

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Weather may force a change in program so it is advised to have insurance in place.

Any medical aids/medicines

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Please do alert us to any allergies to medicines and/or dietary requirements.

When is the best time to come?

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Charge :

Calendar :

* If there is this notation in the calendar "F" , then we have reached our maximum capacity for that day.
　　→If you'd like to be put on a standby list and await a cancellation, kindly click here and select "Await cancellation."
* If the date in the calendar is 「yellow」 it means busy and may soon reach capacity.
* Those in Junior High and older are classed as adults.
* 3 years old and through to Elementary School are classed as children.
* Infants under 3 are free of charge. If you require us to provide camping equipment for them, please notify us at the time of booking. The fees are as follows;
　・Sleeping bag ￥600 (separate charge)
　・Breakfast only ￥500 (separate charge)
OR
　・3 meals ￥2000 (includes sleeping bag)

Payment information :

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Application and cancellation :

● Apply
To apply for our wilderness survival camp kindly click here and use our online booking form. Alternatively contact us by phone on 0261-75-3533.

● Cancellation
In the event of cancellation, a cancellation fee will still be charged - whether or not payment has been made. Cancellations must be made within our business hours.

After applying

●What to do after applying

For further inquiries please use this form or reach us by phone (0261-75-3533).

HAKUBA 47 RUNBIKE CUP 2024

Designed with little ones in mind, Strider bikes are excellent ways for young kids to learn and understand the principles of biking, with the added bonus of being able to use their feet for momentum and stability. This means that kids as young as 2 years can participate until the age of 9 years old.

Event dates:

●Sunday 14 July 2024
●Sunday 15 September 2024

Venue:

Hakuba 47 Base Area - Next to the gondola station

Eligibility for entry:

Pre-school children aged 2-9

Entry fee:

￥2,500 per participant; this includes insurance as well as a round gondola trip. Please pay the entry fee at the registration desk on the day of the event. We accept cash only.

Classification:

▼ 2 year class, 32 participants　▼ 3 year class, 32 participants
▼ 4 year class, 32 participants　▼5 & 6 year class, 32 participants ▼Open class 2-9 year olds, 32 participants
*Children will be divided into classes based on their age on the day of the event

We will hold D, C, B and A finals with 6 runners up and a maximum of 8 runners up.
Preliminary and main qualifying rounds will take place.
D Final (7th-8th in Main Qualifying)
C Final (5th-6th in Main Qualifying)
B Final (3rd-4th in Main Qualifying)
A Final (1st-2nd in Main Qualifying)

1st place participants in the B-D finals will be eligible to participate in the heats above. (Participation is optional)

Open class has 4 heats　
Only A finalists will be awarded prizes. (Participation is optional.)

The 8-grid 3-heat system will be used for up to 24 participants, and the 8-grid 4-heat system will be used for 24-32 participants.
In case the number of participants is low, some heats may not be held.
The same will apply if the number of runners up is low, such as one runner up in the B final or lower heats, the race may be moved to a higher final heat.
Applications will be closed as soon as the maximum number of entries is reached.

If the number of participants in an open class does not reach 7 or 8, the class will not be held.
Open Class is a class for unlimited age categories (2-9 years old).
Double entry (entry in both the 2?9 year-olds class and the Open Class) is also possible.
In case of a double entry, please indicate so in the remark’s column of the application form and the entry fee will be 4,000 yen for two classes.

After the deadline, preliminary qualifying heats and grid order will be randomly determined by computer.
The preliminary qualifying heats and grid order will be announced at the registration desk on the day of the event.
After the preliminary qualifying heats, the heat groupings and grid order for the next race will be determined according to the positions in the races completed.
Priority will be given to the grid order for each final race according to the rankings from the main qualifying heats.

Bike requirements:

・All must be strider bikes (no pedals) but can be of any brand and the tyres must be 12 inches.
・Modifications to the bike are acceptable, as long as there are no major modifications to the frame and front fork, and that safety has in no way been compromised.
・No brakes are permitted due to the increased risk of rear end accidents occurring from sudden braking.
・There will be a bike inspection on the day of the event.
・If there is a safety concern related to the bike, entry into the race may be refused.

The race course:

・The course is currently in the process of making.
・The course will be the same or similar to our regular bike courses that can be used at any point during the green season
・The courses may be adjusted or shortened for the younger classes of 2 and 3 year-olds.

The exact course will be announced shortly. Stay tuned!

In case of injury:

In the event of injury during the event, Hakuba47 and other event organisers will not assume any responsibility. Therefore, we recommend having your own insurance prior to the event. We will, of course, administer any needed First Aid or neccessary medical treatment.

Weather:

Though we do plan to proceed with the event in the case of rain, extreme weather or winds may force a cancellation or deviation from the schedule. Please do be aware of this.

Registration and Event schedule:

The schedule will be announced shortly.

How to apply:

●Application Deadline
　　First Run Bike Cup: ～ Sunday 7th July
　　Second Run Bike Cup: Monday 15th July ~ Sunday 8th September
● Application methods;
　1. Register online:click on the link below
　2. Phone us on:0261-75-3533
　3. Mail us: Hakuba47 Winter Sports Park, 24196-47 Kamishiro, Hakuba, Kitaazumi District, Nagano Prefecture 399-9211, Japan

Register

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