A comprehensive leisure facility located on Mt. Teine, in winter the entire mountain becomes a ski resort. It consists of the "Olympia Zone" near the foot and the "Highland Zone" including the summit, and various courses are established.

The 2-kilometer "Women's Giant Slalom Course" and the 700-meter "Men's and Women's Slalom Course" used in the 1972 (Showa 47) Sapporo Olympics are courses that if you are a skier, you would want to challenge at least once. The course starting from the Olympic torch stand that still remains even now, you can enjoy a feeling as if diving into Ishikari Bay.

Furthermore, if you seek thrill, the "North Wall" which rapidly descends through the forest is recommended. The longest 6-kilometer beginner course in Hokkaido, sliding down in one go, traversing both zones from the summit, is exhilarating.

Located in the Olympia Zone, the area where small children can play, "Snowland". Sleds and snow tubes can be enjoyed.

"Hot Cafe 1023" located at the summit of Mt. Teine at an elevation of 1023 meters. Light meals such as soba and udon are prepared. Below one's eyes, Sapporo's cityscape spreads out, and far away, the Sea of Japan can also be viewed. Just by seeing that superb view, there is a worth in climbing.