Mount Gyōjagaeri
行者還岳
A 1,546-meter peak in Nara's Omine Range offering rugged hiking trails and a connection to ancient ascetic mountain legends.
What it is
- A 1,546-meter mountain peak located in the northern Omine Mountain Range of Nara Prefecture.
- The summit borders the mountain villages of Tenkawa and Kamikitayama.
- The name originates from a legend involving the ascetic founder En no Gyoja.
- A peak situated along the historic Omine Okugakemichi pilgrimage trail.
What to see
- The Gyojagaeri Shelter is an unmanned mountain hut located near the summit.
- Views of the surrounding Omine Mountain Range from the high elevation peak.
Getting there
- The most popular hiking route starts at the Gyojagaeri Tunnel West Exit.
- Climbing from the West Exit takes approximately 110 minutes to reach the top.
- The trail from the East Exit requires a 135-minute hike to the summit.
- A trek from Mount Misen takes three and a half hours to arrive.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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