Shimagareyama Mountain

Yatsugatake longitudinal run

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Run vertically from north to south. Hairy Mountain Altitude 2403m Walk on the wooden path for a while from Kita Yatsugatake Ropeway. Tough climb from Ameike Pass.

Superb view from the top of the mountain

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In the first half of March, we went to Kita Yatsugatake, where the snow still remains deep. On the first day, we went down to Mt. Kitayoko on the first day and once to Tsubo Garden on the second day, we aimed for the summit of Mt. There are some steep slopes, but I was able to climb the snowy mountain without any problems for the second time. However, I just go through the forest to the top of the mountain and the scenery doesn't change, so I'm about to get lost on the way. The top of the mountain is like a ridge and has a sense of liberation. The scenery was open and I could see Mt. Asama in the distance. Because the wind is strong, it is necessary to be careful not to fly ...

Mt. Kita Yatsugatake

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You can climb the Kita Yatsugatake Ropeway from the Tateshina Plateau at the altitude of 2403 ｍ in Kita Yatsugatake in about an hour. There is a mountain hut at the foot of the mountain, and there is an observatory with a good view nearby. It's about two and a half hours You can enjoy it.

Aiming from Ameike Pass The dry mountain climbs steeply! The view from the ridge line is the best!

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Parked in the parking lot of Mugikusa Pass. I was able to park unusually, probably because the weather was bad. You can't park unless you come early in the morning. There is a clean toilet in the parking lot. From Mugikusa Pass to Amike Pass via Amike. From Ameike Pass, aim for Mt. Amegari. I have climbed Mt. Winter in the past, but this is the first time in a snow-free season. It is a straight steep climb from Ameike Pass to the ridgeline of Mt. Amegari. The scaffolding is bad just below the ridgeline and it is quite difficult. If you go to the ridgeline, you will get the best view depending on the weather ...

There's a natural stripe on the mountain.

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From the Tateshina Kogen, if you climb the Merchen Highway (National Highway) toward Mugikusa Pass, you will see a mountain with a mysterious striped pattern. The trees are all standing and withering, which makes stripes. I've heard the explanation of the cause of this phenomenon, but I'm not sure. However, I think you can see this characteristic situation once. There is a beautiful pond surrounded by a primeval forest called Shirakoma Ike pond across the wheat grass pass, so while aiming there, ...