About Hakuba Valley
Hakuba Valley runs through the Northern Japanese Alps in Nagano and takes in Happo-One, Hakuba 47, Goryu, Iwatake, Tsugaike and more. Elevation and exposure vary a lot from one resort to the next, so the view from the village rarely tells the whole story. Use these Hakuba webcams to compare snow, cloud and light before you choose a resort for the day.
Which Hakuba Valley webcam to check first
Start the Hakuba Goryu stream from Alps-daira, at the top of the Goryu Telecabin gondola, for a quick look at snow and cloud on the upper slopes. The Hakuba Village camera board covers several spots around the valley, and Happo-One's own page shows its upper lifts, base areas and alpine terrain.
Before you go to Hakuba Valley
Confirm snow depth, lift status, open terrain, bus services and avalanche information with the official sources before you go. Wind can close the upper lifts while the valley looks settled, and some cameras pause or run only in season.
Webcams and modelled weather can be delayed, incomplete or offline. A camera can't tell you whether a lift, piste, road or off-piste route is open or safe.
