Link Station Hills Moya sits on the edge of Aomori City, making it an easy escape for local riders and a convenient stop for travelers passing through. The mountain is small and straightforward—a mix of beginner and intermediate runs served by a quad and three pair lifts, plus a short rope tow for the kids area. Night skiing runs until 9pm with views looking north toward central Aomori and the bay, which draws a steady crowd on weekends.<br><br>The terrain splits evenly between beginner and intermediate runs, with steeper options making up the remaining third. Riding here feels mellow and manageable; there are no long flats to fight, and the longest run sits at 1800m. The steepest pitch hits 31 degrees, so don't expect anything radical. Snowboarders make up 40 percent of the rider split, and the area caters to families and lesson takers with dedicated kids facilities and rental gear on-site.<br><br>This is a local hill with modest ambitions—good for a quick session or a learning day, but not a destination in itself. If you're in Aomori and want to ride, it's the most convenient option. Otherwise, the nearby Hakkoda areas offer more vertical and terrain variety.