Bicycles withelectric assistance are offered for rental at the JR Niseko Train Station
Rent a bicycle and go on an adventure around Niseko!
How can you enjoy Niseko’s beautiful scenery to the fullest?
We from the Niseko Resort Tourist Association are recommending a bicycle tour through Niseko!
Please choose one of the many courses through Niseko Town from the Hokkaido Niseko Cycling Map (Japanese) or take one of our staff’s best-recommended routes below, starting from the JR Niseko Train Station.
Mountains surround Niseko, and most of the roads are hilly. We also recommend renting one of our electric-assisted bicycles, Green Bike +, from the JR Niseko Station to have a smooth cycling experience. If you are looking for bicycles without electrical assistance, we recommend Lion Adventures rental bicycles, just 5 min by feet from the JR Niseko Train Station.
Table of Contents
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- Feel the history of Niseko: Course around the Niseko Station
- Make a cycle expedition around the so-called “Ezo Fuji”: Course around Mt. Yotei
- Other courses
Feel the history of Niseko
Course around the Niseko Station
The starting point of this course is the JR Niseko Station.
From here, you will go on a journey of Niseko’s land reclamation history by following the footsteps of the literary master Arishima Takeo leading you to the Arishima Memorial Museum. This route also goes along the very popular Niseko View Plaza. From the View Plaza, the route gently runs down-hill alongside Niseko’s beautiful scenery, leading your way back to the Niseko Train Station.
| Route Length | 10.8km | Overall Incline | 3.9% |
| Route Duration | 1.5 h | Strongest Incline | 13% |
Make a cycle expedition around the “Ezo Fuji”
Mt. Yotei Course
Cycle one complete around Mt. Yotei, also known as the “Ezo Fuji,” starting from Niseko Town through all the “Yotei towns” including Kuchan, Kyogoku, Makkari, and Niseko. On the way, you pass by popular local spots like Niseko’s Ostrich Farm or Kyogoku’s Spring Water Park, as well as Kuchan’s Hirafu Area!
| Route Length | 54.6 km | Overall Incline | 3% |
| Route Duration | 3.5 h | Strongest Incline | 9% |
Links to other courses
Download the pamphlet here
