{"id":78743,"date":"2024-11-11T13:31:38","date_gmt":"2024-11-11T05:31:38","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/uu-nippon.vn\/hokkaido\/?page_id=78743"},"modified":"2024-11-21T19:43:07","modified_gmt":"2024-11-21T11:43:07","slug":"trekking","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/uu-nippon.vn\/hokkaido\/marukita\/trekking.shtml","title":{"rendered":"Marumaru Hokkaido\uff5cHokkaido Mountain Climbing Sightseeing \/ Recommended 18 Climbs"},"content":{"rendered":"\t\t
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Support site for \"Hokkaido Comprehensive Tourist Map (Marumaru Hokkaido)\" for a bird's eye view of sightseeing in Hokkaido<\/h1>\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t
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Hokkaido Information for Slow Travel\uff5cMarumaru Hokkaido\uff5cHokkaido Mountain Climbing Sightseeing \/ Recommended 18 Climbs\n<\/h1>\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/section>\n\t\t\t\t
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Nine of the 100 most famous mountains in Japan,Hokkaido\n<\/h1>\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/section>\n\t\t
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Most of the mountains in Hokkaido are volcanically active and have unique mountain shapes. As many as nine of Japan’s 100 most famous mountains are located in Hokkaido. There are few places where you can walk along a long ridge line, and there are few long approaches. Therefore, climbers can begin their ascent directly from the parking lot and reach the summit area in a short time. It is popular among backcountry enthusiasts.
Because of the many effects of volcanic activity, high-quality hot springs are gushing out of the mountain. Mountain climbing and sightseeing, Hokkaido is truly a mecca for mountain climbing tourism. In addition, Hokkaido has two World Heritage sites, two Geoparks, seven national parks, five national quasi-national parks, and 13 provincial parks, and many of the mountain climbing areas in Hokkaido are protected natural areas, making protection of the natural environment a duty for mountaineers.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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In Honshu, alpine flora and coniferous forests are said to start at altitudes of 2000m. Due to high latitude weather conditions, the mountains of Hokkaido have ridges starting at around 600m above sea level, and alpine flora can be enjoyed even at around 1000m. In other words, even a 1000m peak in Hokkaido is a 2000m peak in Honshu. Even in summer, you can encounter lingering snow and alpine flora even at low altitudes. Being aware of the conditions at 1000m, one should understand the necessity for protection against cold and wind.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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The appeal of hiking in Hokkaido includes the Blakiston Line, an animal distribution boundary along the Tsugaru Strait. This line marks the southernmost range for certain animals that don\u2019t inhabit Honshu. Notable animals found in Hokkaido but not in Honshu include the Ezo brown bear, Ezo deer, red fox, long-tailed tit, Ezo chipmunk, pika, Blakiston’s fish owl, Siberian flying squirrel, and black woodpecker. These unique wildlife encounters, such as combining hiking with birdwatching or wildlife viewing, are among the reasons why Hokkaido\u2019s hiking tourism attracts worldwide interest.<\/p>

Hiking in Hokkaido often brings you into the habitat of these unique animals, and special caution is needed for the Ezo brown bear. If bear sightings are reported, trails may be closed. Even with bear bells or spray as precautions, please avoid unnecessary entry into closed areas for the safety of both residents and hikers.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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\nPoint<\/b>: Mt. Rishiri is the northernmost mountain in Japan. Also known as Rishiri Fuji. One of the three most famous mountains in Hokkaido. Impressive and spectacular view.
\nAttraction<\/b>: Rishiri Island is famous for Rishiri kelp and Rishiri sea urchin. It is a long mountain climbing course of 13km round trip, 1600m height difference, and 10 and a half hours from the trailhead at Rishiri Hokuroku Camping Ground to the summit of the mountain. Ideally, you should start in the dark and arrive at the summit before 10:00 a.m. The peaks are the North Peak and the South Peak. You will enjoy the virgin forest in the Rishiri Rebun Sarobetsu Wilderness National Park.
\nPeriod<\/b>: June - September
\nTrailhead<\/b>: Rishiri Hokuroku Campground trailhead
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\nPoint<\/b>: Mt. Tomuraushi is called the \u201cback seat\u201d of Daisetsuzan. This is a day trip route from the southern foot of the mountain.
\nAttraction<\/b>: 17.5km round trip from the shortened trailhead at the Tomuraushi parking lot to the summit and back in 9 hours, a tough climb with many ascents and descents with a height difference of 1,500m. The view opens up at the Maetomodaira. The vast flower fields, lakes, marshes, and other natural wonders remain undisturbed. This area was called Kamuy Mintara, \"the garden where the gods play.\"
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\nTrailhead<\/b>: Tomraushi parking lot trailhead
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\nPoint<\/b>: This hike is considered one of the most challenging ascents among Japan\u2019s 100 famous mountains.
\nAttraction<\/b>: It is a challenge to nature with more than a dozen river crossings, sometimes up to the knees or waist, making passage impossible at times. Mt. Kitatottabetsu trailhead to the summit and back, 26km, 14 hours, with a height difference of 2,660m.It is a climb that requires physical strength. Mt. Kitatottabetsu trailhead\u2192Nukabira-dake\u2192Mt. Tottabetsu\u2192Poroshiri-dake. The steep climb of about 1000m from the start of 4km to 7km is the first difficulty. There is also a course to stay overnight at Poroshiri Sanso.
\nPeriod<\/b>: July to mid-September
\nTrailhead<\/b>: Mt. Kitatottabetsu trailhead via the forest road from the parking lot at the trailhead of Chiroro Forest Road
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\nPoint<\/b>: The summit boasts the best view in East Hokkaido.
\nAttraction<\/b>: Seigaku-so - Ma-no-seki - Shari-dake - Kami-nimata - Kumami-toge - Shimo-nimata - Seigaku-so, a varied course with many river crossings. The round trip from the trailhead to the summit is 9.6km, takes 7.5 hours, and the elevation gain is 850m. It is a long and strenuous hike.
\nPeriod<\/b>: July to mid-September
\nTrailhead<\/b>: Shari-dake trailhead by Seigaku-so
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\nPoint<\/b>: The highest peak in Hokkaido is Mt. Asahi
\nAttraction<\/b>: The trail is a 5.7-km, 4-hour round trip from the Sugatami Ropeway Station to the summit and back, with an elevation gain of 700 m. The trail circles around the Sugatami Station. The trail is well-maintained and easy to walk, and the steep 2km, 630m climb from the Ishimuro to the summit offers a wide field of view. Many people, including families and elderly people, enjoy climbing in Daisetsuzan National Park, where the autumn foliage is the earliest in Japan.
\nSeason<\/b>: Year-round
\nTrailhead<\/b>: Sugatami station
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\nPoint<\/b>: A mountain that still emits volcanic gases from its crater
\nAttraction<\/b>: It is a mountain climbing course from the Bogakudai observation point to the summit and back in 11km, 6.5 hours, and 1140m elevation difference. It takes about 3.5 hours to reach the summit via the Fukiage Onsen branch, Kumodaira branch, refuge hut, and Showa Crater. The entire trail is rough with many stones and rocks. From the summit, a 360-degree panoramic view of the Tokachi mountain range, Mount Ashibetsu, and Mount Daisetsuzan can be seen.
\nSeason<\/b>: Year-round
\nTrailhead<\/b>: Bogakudai, Biei-cho
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\nPoint<\/b>: Ezo Fuji (Makkanupuri) is a representative mountain of Hokkaido.
\nAttraction<\/b>: The Kutchan course from the Hirafu trailhead, where Lake Hanzuki is located, takes you to the summit and back. 11km round trip, 9.5 hours, 1570m elevation gain. There is no water on the way to the summit, and from the gully near the summit, you will pass through a 10-meter wind and Kitayama (North Mountain) to reach the summit. The temperature difference is about -10 degrees Celsius.
\nPeriod<\/b>: June - September
\nTrailhead<\/b>: Hirafu trailhead with Lake Hanzuki (bus stop: Mt. Yotei trailhead)
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\nPoint<\/b>: This is a mountain climbing in Akan-Mashu National Park.
\nAttractions<\/b>: From the Onneto trailhead, it takes 2.5 hours to reach Akanfuji. It is a varied course that takes you to the caldera summit of Mt. Me-Akan-dake The course is 11.5km around, takes 7 hours, and has an elevation difference of 1,150 m.
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\nPoint<\/b>: This is a climbing experience in a World Heritage site that offers a panoramic view of the Sea of Okhotsk. It is an attempt to conquer the easternmost of Japan's \"One Hundred Famous Mountains.\"
\nAttractions<\/b>: Bear repellent bells and spray are necessities as you pass through a primeval forest where brown bears live. The course from the Iwoibetsu trailhead to the summit and back is 13.5km round trip, 9.5 hours, with an elevation gain of 1470m. There are many water spots, passing Yasakichi water and Ginreisui water, a steep climb up the toughest Osawa, and a huge rocky area just below the summit to stand on the summit. The trail is well maintained.
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\nPoint<\/b>: The summit features a strikingly pointed rock tower, creating a stunning volcanic formation that harmonizes beautifully with Lake Shikotsu.
\nAttraction<\/b>: Although there are no views along the way, from the summit you can see all of Lake Shikotsu and one of Hokkaido's three most secret lakes, Lake Okotanpe. It is 6.5km long, takes about 6.5 hours, and has an elevation gain of 810m.
\nTrailhead<\/b>: Trailhead along Route 78 from Route 453 to Lake Okotampe (car transfer)
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\nPoint<\/b>: This route includes three courses: the Higashiyama Course, the Nishiyama Course, and the Outer Mountain Rim West Course.
\nAttractions<\/b>: An unusual caldera mountain, a triple active volcano with a lava dome (off-limits) in the center. Starting from the 7th station parking lot, it takes about one hour to reach the summit of Mt. Then return to the junction and pass through the inner shrine of Tarumaeyama Shrine to reach the summit of Nishi (955m) in about an hour. The Outer Mountain Rim West Course (approx. 40 min.) from the summit of Mt. Nishiyama
\nTrailhead<\/b>: 7th station viewing platform (from the parking lot)
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\n\t\t\t\t\t\tIntermediate \/ Sapporo<\/b>
\nPoint<\/b>: This is the birthplace of mountain climbing and skiing in Hokkaido with a panoramic view of the Ishikari Plain.\n
\nAttractions<\/b>: This route passes through gullied terrain between the Peace Falls and the summit of the mountain. The distance is about 10km, takes about 6 hours, and the elevation gain is 860m. The route includes steep climbs, rocky terrain, Nunoshiki Falls, and gullies. There are steep climbs, rocky terrain, Nunoshiki Falls, and areas of loose stones. Trekking shoes are required. At the summit is the inner shrine of Teine Shrine. There is a TV transmitting station in the forest.
\nTrailhead<\/b>: Heiwa no Taki (Peace Falls)
\nAccess: Take a bus from Hassaminnami Station on the subway. Get off at Heiwa no Taki entrance and walk for 25 minutes, covering a distance of 1.6 km (Bus No. 42).
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\nPoint<\/b>: This is an easy hiking mountaineering course that can be done from the center of Sapporo.
\nAttractions<\/b>: The Moiwa Primeval Forest, designated as a natural monument, is located here. The mountain has well-maintained trails, and the route in front of the Jikei Hospital is introduced. It is 2.9km to the summit, 70 minutes uphill, and can be climbed with athletic shoes. 1.8km uphill, through the horse back, to the summit 1.1km away. May 31st is Mt. Moiwa Day, and the mountain is beloved by Sapporo citizens. 100 species of trees, 120 species of birds, and several thousand species of insects and animals can be observed. The summit can be reached by ropeway and lift.
\nTrailhead<\/b>: In front of Jikeikai Hospital
\nAccess: Take a bus from Maruyama Koen Subway Station and get off at Jikeikai-mae (Circular Route No. 10).
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\n\t\t\t\t\t\tIntermediate \/ Niseko \/ Quasi-National Park<\/b>
\nPoint<\/b>: This is a panoramic mountaineering course with a superb view of Japan's four major ski resorts.
\nAttractions<\/b>: Ascend the gondola at Niseko Annupuri International Ski Resort to 1000m, and enjoy a 2.7km round trip, 340m difference in elevation, light hiking for about 2 hours (South Peak). The trail is quite difficult due to uneven stones and tree roots. Trekking shoes are recommended. If the weather is clear, Mt. Yotei can be seen from the summit (the mountain is prone to cloud cover). There is also a climbing route from Onsen-juku Ikoi. A traverse from Annupuri to Iwaonupuri to Nitonupuri is also popular.
\nTrailhead<\/b>: Niseko Annupuri International Ski Area (bus stop)
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\n\t\t\t\t\t\tBeginner \/ Mori, Nanae, Shikabe \/ Quasi-National Park<\/b>
\nPoint<\/b>: A horse-back shaped mountain (consisting of Kengamine, Sunahara-dake, and Sumidamori) whose summit was lost due to an eruption.
\nAttractions<\/b>: A mountain with a wide base adjacent to Onuma National Park, which changes its appearance from the surroundings. Before the eruption, it is said to have been a 1,700-meter-high, Fuji-shaped mountain (Watashimafuji). There are 19 Komagatake peaks in Japan. The only trailhead is the Komagatake route from Morimachi. It is 6.4km long, takes about 2.5 hours, and has an elevation gain of 670m.
\nTrailhead<\/b>: 6th station parking lot (car)
\nNearby spots<\/b>: Onuma National Park, eight views of Torisaki Valley, Nigorigawa Hot Spring\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t
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\nPoint<\/b>: Climb to the top of Mt. Hakodate, one of the world's three most famous night views.
\nAttractions<\/b>: Climb from behind Gokoku Shrine, pass the ruins of Hakodate Battery and proceed to the summit observation deck. The trail is 4km long, takes about 1.5 hours, and has an elevation gain of 270m. Mount Hakodate is the collective name for 13 mountains: Gotenyama, Yakushiyama, Tsutsujiyama, Shiomiyama, Hachimanyama, Mizumotoyama, Kurakakeyama, Jizoyama, Irieyama, Ezodateyama, Kannonyama, Ushinobashiyama, and Senjojiki, which has an observation deck and is called Gagyuyama because it appears to have a cow lying down on it. There is a ropeway to the summit.
\nTrailhead<\/b>: Trail parking lot (behind Gokoku Shrine)
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\nPoint<\/b>: From the top of the mountain, you can see Rishiri Fuji, Shotsubetsu, Taisetsu, and Teshio mountains.
\nAttractions<\/b>: This is a 13km, 1000m elevation gain, 6.5 hour peak trail from the Seiwa trailhead at the roadside station in Horokanai-cho to the summit of Mt. It is a strenuous climb requiring stamina, with steep climbs at the 2nd and 3rd stations at the beginning and around the 7th and a half station in the latter half of the trail. Near the summit, the trail climbs three humps: Mt. Itto, Mt. Nito, and the summit of Mt. Santo.
\nTrailhead<\/b>: Seiwa trailhead (get off at Horokanai-machi Roadside Station Luonto-mae: JR Hokkaido Bus Fukana Line)
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\nPoint<\/b>: This is a part of the Daisetsuzan (Daisetsu Mountains), one of the 100 most famous mountains in Japan.
\nAttractions<\/b>: It is popular as the entrance mountain to Daisetsuzan National Park. Kurodake ski resort, located halfway up the mountain, offers the longest ski season from November to May. Kurodake is popular even among beginners as it offers a real mountain climbing experience. From Kurodake, you can traverse to the Daisetsuzan mountain range, which can be enjoyed many times. The trail ascends and descends on natural steps of large rocks. Trekking shoes, not athletic shoes, are recommended. It takes about 2 hours for a round trip from the 7th station, about 3.4km, with a height difference of 520m.
\nTrailhead<\/b>: Sounkyo Onsen ropeway stop. There is also a trailhead from Sounkyo Shrine.
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