Mount Gatchi
合地山
A remote 2149-meter peak in the southern Japanese Alps featuring four forested summits and a challenging thirty-kilometer round-trip hike.
What it is
- A mountain in the deep southern Japanese Alps consisting of four distinct peaks.
- The highest point of the mountain reaches an elevation of 2149 meters.
- A triangulation point is located at the summit of the 2104 meter peak.
What to see
- Dense forest covering all four peaks with no views from the summits.
- A business card holder located at the 2104 meter triangulation point.
- Challenging trail conditions featuring bamboo grass thickets and fallen trees.
- Views of nearby mountains including Nakanone, Morozawa, and Senzu.
When to go
- Visit in June to see Schizocodon soldanelloides flowers blooming around the summit.
Getting there
- The hiking trail starts from the Shirakura Forest Road.
- Expect a round trip exceeding 30 kilometers from the parking area.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Gatchi Open in Google Maps
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