32 days and counting.

Slope style.

The Korean peninsula is mountainous and rugged. There isn't a defining mountain range similar to the Rockies, Himalayas, or Alps; instead, it seems the country is littered with many low lying peaks, all about the same size. The geological conditions of the peninsula provide plenty of steep terrain, perfect for skiing. Unfortunately the meteorological conditions usually don't provide enough snow fall. The frigid winter temperatures of Korea can maintain a consistent snow base, but lacking the needed snow pack, Korean ski resorts must generate their own snowfall using water, pipes, and fans. With the man made snow, snow recreationalists are able to enjoy a full winter of fun, provided they stay within reach of a snow blower.