3 plans
❶Day TRIP plan
Difficulty level is A.
Although it depends on weather conditions and individual differences, we recommend climbing within 7 hours a day.
➋one NIGHT AND TWO DAYS PLAN
Difficulty levels are B to C for a guideline.
We plan to stay overnight at a mountain hut.
Please note that accommodation fees for the mountain hut will be charged separately.
If you would like to stay in a tent, please consult us separately.
Depending on your physical strength and weather conditions, you may be required to descend the mountain midway through the trip, or your stay may have to be extended.
❸TWO NIGHTS AND THREE DAYS - VERTICAL TRAVEL PLAN
Difficulty levels are D to E for a guideline.
We plan to stay overnight in a mountain hut.
Please note that accommodation fees for the mountain hut will be charged separately.
If you would like to stay in a tent, please consult us separately.
Depending on your physical strength and weather conditions, you may be required to descend the mountain midway through the trip, or your stay may have to be extended.
DIFFICULTY LEVEL OF MOUNTAIN (APPROXIMATE GUIDELINE)
Depending on the difficulty of the mountain, the amount of time required for the guide and more per day will vary. On some mountains it takes about 5 hours, and on others it takes about 7 to 10 hours a day. There are also some very difficult mountains where guides are forced to be extremely nervous to avoid slipping down.
The difficulty level is complied with Nagano Prefecture's "Grading of Mt. Shinshu".
◆GENERAL MOUNTAIN TRAIL DURING THE SNOW-FREE SEASON
DIFFICULTY LEVEL A★ (EVEN IF YOU FALL, THE POSSIBILITY OF SLIPPING OR DOWNFALL IS LOW, AND THERE IS LITTLE WORRY ABOUT GETTING LOST)
・Nasu, Nikko, Oze:
Chausudake (teahouse on the mountain pass),
・Oku-Chichibu, Mt. Fuji and surrounding areas:
Great Bosatsumine (Lodge Chobei),
・Southern Japan Alps:
Mt. Tateshina (Megami Chaya trailhead)
・Northern Japan Alps:
Chogatake (Tokuzawa),
etc.
DIFFICULTY LEVEL B★★ (PASS THROUGH STREAMS, CLIFFS, AND SNOWY VALLEYS DEPENDING ON THE LOCATION. THERE ARE STEEP CLIMBS AND DESCENTS)
・Oku-Chichibu, Mt. Fuji and surrounding areas:
Mt. Fuji (Gotenba trailhead, Subaru Line 5th Station),
・Southern Japan Alps:
Mt. Kinpu (Mawarimedaira), Mt. Kaikomagatake (Kitazawa Pass Marishiten Course), Mt. Akadake (Minoto trailhead), etc.,
・Northern Japan Alps:
Mt. Jonen (Mimata, Ichinosawa), Mt. Hakuba (Tsugaike), Mt. Norikura (Atanogo),
・Central Japan Alps:
Mt. Ena (Kuroizawa trailhead) Mt. Ontake (Nigorigo),
etc.
DIFFICULTY LEVEL C★★★ (LADDERS, climbing chain AREAS, SNOWY VALLEYS AND CROSSING pointS DEPENDING ON the LOCATION. points WHERE MISTAKES CAN RESULT IN ACCIDENTS SUCH AS FALLING OR SLIPPinG down)
・Southern Japan Alps:
Mt. Kaikomagatake (directly up Kitazawa Pass course) , Mt. Akadake (Shinkyoji ridge), Mt. Kaikomagatake (Kuroto ridge),
・Northern Japan Alps:
Mt. Yarigatake (Kamikochi), Mt. Okuhodake (Kamikochi), Mt. Kurobegorodake (Hietsu Tunnel),
・Central Japan Alps:
Mt. Soraki (Komagane Plateau), Mt. Kiso-Komagatake (Alps mountain villa), Mt. Haku (Oshirakawa hotspring)
DIFFICULTY LEVEL D ★★★★ (THERE ARE points THAT REQUIRE SEVERE ROCKY RIDGES, UNSTABLE SCREE AREAS, LADDERS, climbing chain AREAS, AND ROWING THROUGH THE BUSHES. SNOWY VALLEYS AND CROSSING POINTS.)
・Northern Japan Alps:
Mt. Yarigatake (Shinhotaka),
・Southern Japan Alps:
Mt. Shiomi (Torikura), Mt. Kaikomagatake (Takeu-Komagatake Shrine), Mt. Akadake (Shinkyoji ridge),
etc.
DIFFICULTY LEVEL E ★★★★★ (CONTINUOUS Hard CLIMBING AND DESCENDING ROCKY RIDGES with terrible TENSion, AND MANY risky Points OF FALLING OR SLIPPING down)
・Northern Japan Alps:
Mt. Kendake (Murodo Terminal) , Large Kiretto (Kamikochi),
Mt.Yarigatake ⇨ Okuho (Shinhotaka) and Tateyama mountain range traverse,
Mt. Komori and Mt. Shiomi,
etc.