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gate 2:
annupuri peak

Direct access from the Annupuri peak into wide-open alpine terrain featuring some of the longest and most flowing lines in Niseko. Absolutely incredible on a clear powder day, but highly exposed and genuinely dangerous when visibility is poor or avalanche conditions are elevated.

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location

Annupuri

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aspect

S-SW-W

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angle

30º to 40º

2,5 km

High

760 m

Multiple lines

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gate overview

Direct access into exposed alpine terrain with multiple flowing line options descending from the Annupuri peak. Wind-transported snow often creates deep powder deposits, while changing weather and visibility can quickly increase the seriousness of the terrain.

Terrain features

Open alpine bowl: wide and fully exposed, featuring steep pitches, prominent cornices along the upper ridges, potential wind-loaded slopes, and very few trees for anchors or reference. Classic high-alpine terrain that looks amazing but carries serious avalanche hazard.

Expert tips

Enter only if visibility and avalanche conditions are stable. Start early before wind affects the snow. Stay high for better return options.

how to get in/out

Bootpack left from the Annupuri top lift for 5–15 minutes to access the main terrain, or continue 20–40 minutes to the summit for longer alpine descents. Most routes finish by skiing back toward the Annupuri base area, exiting skiers’ left.

2,5 km

760 m

High

Hike

Skiing

Multiple lines

These maps are independently created using topographic datasets, terrain analysis, and GIS tools to help visualize terrain features, access points, and route options around Niseko.
They are intended for reference only and should not replace official avalanche forecasts, navigation tools, or local mountain information.

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