Mount Hyakumatsuzawa
百松沢山
A rugged 1,043-meter peak in Sapporo offering winter backcountry skiing and snowshoeing across volcanic terrain without established summer trails.
What it is
- A mountain peak located at the borders of Chuo, Nishi, and Minami wards in Sapporo.
- The summit features volcanic surfaces formed from specific local lava flows.
- The area was historically known as Hatsusamuyama and is also called Sandanyama.
- The name is derived from the headwaters of the nearby Hyakumatsuzawa stream.
What to see
- A southern peak reaching an elevation of 1,043 meters.
- A northern peak standing at 1,037.8 meters high.
- The Silber Sattel plateau located to the northeast of the summit.
When to go
- Winter is the primary visiting season for skiing and snowshoeing.
- Climbing is restricted to snowy months as there are no established hiking trails.
Getting there
- One climbing route begins from the Teine Heiwa Cemetery.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Hyakumatsuzawa Open in Google Maps
この施設の関係者の方へ
このページは公開情報をもとに Japan Gems が作成し、訪日外国人向けに英語で掲載しています。 写真や情報の追加・修正を承っています。お店の写真に差し替えることもできます。
このページの情報を更新する
