Mt. Yakedake climbing record

For this climb  Exertion Level:★★☆☆☆  Difficulty Level:★☆☆☆☆  Scenic Level:★★★★☆

For this climb
Exertion Level:★★☆☆☆
Difficulty Level:★☆☆☆☆
Scenic Level:★★★★☆

The best shot for this climb



Schedule

  1. □ Duration:1 Day
  2. □ Term of Climbing:12.18.2016 ~ 12.18.2016
  3. □ Date at Summit: Unable to Summit

Weather

  1. □ Weather:Mostly Sunny
  2. □ Highest Temperature:
  3. □ Lowest Temperature:

Climbing Course

  1. □ Distance:8.1km
  2. □ Cumulative Elevation:900m
  3. □ Course:From the Nakanoyu Hotel via Nakanoyu New Course
  4. □ Further Information:There's no difficulty with climb. I suppose this course is intended for beginners.

Approach to Starting Point

  1. □ Transportation:Car
  2. □ Time to Starting Point:About 4 and a half hours one way by car.
  3. □ Further Information:From Hakuba47 ski resort to Nakanoyu hotel via Kamikochi
    ※ Hotel guests can park at hotel parking lot, even before checking in.

Location


The Map of Climbing Course

Mt. Yakedake The map of the climb

Altitude × Temperature

Mt. Yakedake Altitude × Temperature

Download GPS Data

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My Impressions

I didn't know this mountain very well but it is a well known place and has been designated as one of the 100 Famous Mountains of Japan. It is the smallest mountain in the Northern Alps, so I had not taken much of an interest in it until I decided to climb it. It was well worth the climb. If you are beginner and want to climb the Northern Alps of Japan, this mountain would be a good choice to start with. And if you go there you should stay at Nakanoyu Hotel. I was impressed with their good service and low prices.
As for the climb itself, there's not much to mention. The course was shorter and easier than other mountains in the Northern Alps, but I couldn't reach the summit due to white-out. But, it’s OK. Because I wanted to stay at the hotel again. One last thing I want to say is that this mountain is so beautiful in snow, and it's also very easy to climb, so I'll definitely return in the future.


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《 Legend 》
* : 100 famous mountains of Japan
: Unable to Summit

【2022】
FAB Yugawara-Makuiwa, RockClibming (626m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) 
JAN NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) Yugawara-Makuiwa, RockClibming (626m) Aoba, RockClibming (120m) Aoba, RockClibming (120m) 

【2021】
DEC Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Aoba, RockClibming (120m) Aoba, RockClibming (120m) Aoba, RockClibming (120m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) Aoba, RockClibming (120m) Aoba, RockClibming (120m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) Yugawara-Makuiwa, RockClibming (626m) Yugawara-Makuiwa, RockClibming (626m) 
NOV NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) NagasawaRock, RockClibming (0m) Aizu-Tajima (0m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Joyama, RockClibming (342m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) 
OCT Ugawa, RockClimbing (0m) Kofumakuiwa, RockClimbing (1,300m) Kabutoiwa, RockClimbing (667m) Kogashiyama, RockClimbing (582m) Kogashiyama, RockClimbing (582m) 
SEP Harunakuroiwa, RockClimbing (0m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Ugawa, RockCrimbing (0m) Ogawayama, RockClimbing (2,418m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Sakushiga Ipponsugi, RockClimbing (500m) 
AUG Ogawayama, RockClimbing (2,418m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Mizugaki Kasameri Valley, RockClimbing (1,600m) Ogawayama, RockClimbing (2,418m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) ShibasakiRock, RockClimbing (800m) 
JUL Harunakuroiwa, RockClimbing (1,449m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Kogashiyama, RockClibming (582m) Ogawayama, RockClimbing (2,418m) Mizugaki Kasameri Valley, RockClimbing (1,600m) Ogawayama, RockClimbing (2,418m) 
JUN Ogawayama, RockClimbing (2,418m) Hiwadayama, RockClimbing (305m) Ogawayama, RockClimbing (2,418m) Shoniniwa, RockClimbing (842m) Hiwadayama, RockClimbing (305m) 
MAY Hiwadayama, RockClimbing (305m) 
APR Tokuswa (0m) Mt. Tanigawa (1,977m) Mt. Tanigawa (1,977m) 
FAB Happo (0m) Mt. Kenashi (1,650m) Mt. Tounodake (1,491m) 
JAN Mt. Tounodake (1,491m) Mt. Tounodake (1,491m) 

【2020】
DEC Kamikochi (0m) Mt. Tanigawa (1,977m) 

【2019】
MAY Nishizawa Valley (1,250m) 

【2018】
OCT Mt. Zao (Kumanodake) (1,840m)* Mt. Gassan (1,984m)* 
AUG Mt. Sannoto-Tonodake-Nabewari (1,491m)* 
MAY Mt. Tonodake (1,491m)* 

【2017】
DEC Mt. Tanigawa (1,977m)* 
MAY Mt. Kaimondake (924m)* Mt. Aso (1,592m)* Mt. Karakunidake of Kirishima (1,700m)* Mt. Sakurajima (1,117m) Mt. Ena (2,191m)* Mt. Arashimadake (1,523m)* 
APR Mt. Ibuki (1,377m)* Mt. Yakedake (2,455m)* 
MAR Mt. Senjogatake (3,033m)* 
FAB Mt. Kiso-Komagatake (2,956m)* 
JAN Mt. Tanigawadake (1,977m)* Mt. Nyoho (2,303m) Mt. Yatsugatake (2,899m)* 

【2016】
DEC Mt. Jonendake (2,857m)*↓ Mt. Yakedake (2,455m)*↓ Mt. Tanigawa-Bateikei (1,945m)* 
NOV Mt. Aizu-Komagatake (2,132m)* Mt. Sukai (2,144m)* Mt. Nyoho (2,463m) 
OCT Mt. Daisen (1,729m)* Mt. Echigo-sanzan (2,085m)* Mt. Takatsuma (2,353m)* Mt. Amagi (1,406m)* 
SEP Mt. Azumaya (2,354m)* Mt. Iwaki (1,625m)* Mt. Hakkoda (1,584m)* 
AUG Mt. Ryogami (1,723m)* Mt. Shibutsu (2,228m)* Mt. Hayachine (1,917m)* 
JUL Mt. Haku (2,707m)* 
JUN Mt. Nasudake (1,917m)* 
FAB Mt. Nikko-shirane (2,578m)*↓ 
JAN Mt. Utsukushigahara (2,034m)* 

【2015】
NOV Mt. Mizugaki (2,230m)* Mt. Kinpu (2,599m)* Mt. Daibosatsurei (2,057m)* 
OCT Mt. Yarigatake (3,180m)* Mt. Nantai (2,846m)* 
AUG Mt. Kobushidake (2,475m)* 
APR Mt. Nishiazuma (2,035m)* Mt. Adatara (1,699m)* 
MAR Mt. Houousanzan (2,841m)* Mt. Houousanzan (2,841m)*↓ 
FAB Mt. Tanigawadake (1,977m)* 
JAN Mt. Azumaya (2,354m)*↓ 

【2014】
DEC Mt. Yatsugatake (2,899m)* Mt. Kogashi (582m) 
NOV Mt. Kogashi (582m) 
OCT Mt. Iwate (2,038m)* Mt. Hirugatake (1,673m) Mt. Asama (2,568m)* 
SEP Mt. Ryogami (1,723m)*↓ Mt. Utsukushigahara (2,034m)* Mt. Hiuchi (2,462m)* Mt. Myoko (2,454m)* Mt. Kashima-Yarigatake (2,889m)* Mt. Goryudake (2,814m)* Mt. Nikko-Shirane (2,578m)* 
AUG Mt. Ontake (3,067m)* Mt. Kiso-Komagatake (2,956m)*↓ 
JUL Mt. Kai-Komagatake (2,967m)* Mt. Kasatori (1,953m) 
JUN Mt. Kirigamine (1,925m)* Mt. Tateshina (2,531m)* Mt. Adatara (1,699m)* Mt. Bandai (1,816m)* 
MAY Mt. Kusatsu-Shirane (2,160m)* Mt. Myogi (1,103m) Mt. Hiuchigatake (2,356m)* Mt. Zao-Okama (1,758m)* 
APR Mt. Karasawadake (3,103m) Mt. Kenashiiwa (1,300m) Mt. Makihata (1,967m)* Mt. Takegawadake (1,051m) 
MAR Mt. Kumotori (2,017m)* Mt. Yatsugatake (2,899m)* Mt. Tanzawa (1,567m)* 
FAB Mt. Tanigawadake (1,977m)*↓ 
JAN Mt. Nyugasa (1,955m) Mt. Tonodake (1,491m) 

I'm not sure below because I forgot where I climbed.

【2013】
DEC Mt. Kitayatsugatake (2,840m) Mt. Tanigawadake (1,977m)*↓ 
NOV Mt. Yatsugatake (2,899m)* 
JUN Mt. Joshu-Hotaka (2,158m)* Mt. Tanigawa (1,977m)* 
MAY Mt. Joshu-Hotaka (2,158m)*↓ Mt. Kumotori | Hiryu (2,017m)* 
FAB Mt. Tounodake (1,491m) 
JAN Mt. Kumotori (2,017m)* 

【2012】
DEC Mt. Tounodake (1,491m) Mt. Tanzawa (1,567m)* Mt. Kumotori (2,017m)* 
SEP (0m) 
AUG Mt. Akagi (1,828m)* 

【2011】
AUG Mt. Tsukuba (877m)* 
MAY Mt. Tounodake (1,491m) 

【2010】
SEP Mt. Gumo (977m) 

【2009】
JUL Mt. Fuji (3,776m)*