Mount Iwanai
岩内岳
A 1,497-meter peak in the Hidaka Mountains offering a rugged, trail-free wilderness experience for expert river trekkers and climbers.
What it is
- A 1,497.5-meter peak located on the border of Obihiro City and Nakasatsunai Village
- Part of the Hidaka Mountains range named after the Iwanai River
- The Ainu name for this peak translates to sacred mountain river
- A remote summit marked by a third-class triangulation point
What to see
- Unspoiled wilderness landscapes with no established hiking trails or mountain huts
- Challenging river trekking routes required to reach the base of the mountain
- A high ridge route connecting the peak to Mount Tokachi-Poroshiri
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Iwanai Open in Google Maps
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