Mount Nanakura
七倉山
A 2,557-meter peak in Hakusan National Park offering alpine hiking trails, summer snow patches, and views of the Ryohaku range.
What it is
- A 2,557-meter mountain peak located within the Hakusan National Park in Ishikawa Prefecture.
- A major summit in the Ryohaku mountain range situated northwest of Mount Hakusan.
- The source of the Ozogawa and Ushikubigawa rivers flowing from the mountain mass.
- A central hiking hub where five different trails converge at the Nanakura-no-tsuji junction.
What to see
- Dwarf stone pines growing naturally around the mountain summit area.
- The Hyakuyojo Waterfall located on the northwestern slope of the mountain.
- Remaining snow patches visible on the western slopes even during the summer months.
- The Mitarashibachi site situated between the summit and the Onanjimine peak.
- Alpine scenery along the Rakuraku Shindo and Iwama hiking trails.
When to go
- Summer is the time to see remaining snow on the western slopes.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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