Mount Shiyubetsu
支湧別岳
A 1,687-meter peak in the Northern Daisetsu mountains offering a rugged climb through old-growth forests and narrow ridge trails.
What it is
- A 1,687.8-meter mountain peak located in the Ishikari Mountains of Engaru Town.
- Part of the Northern Daisetsu range on a ridge extending from Mount Niseicharomappu.
- Named after the Shiyubetsu River which originates in this mountain area.
- The summit features a second-class triangulation point for geographic measurement.
What to see
- Dense old-growth forest covering the slopes of the mountain.
- A narrow ridge trail leading to the high elevation summit.
- Views of the surrounding Northern Daisetsu wilderness from the peak.
Getting there
- The climbing route begins from the Panke Shiyubetsu Forest Road.
- Access via the forest road is currently closed to vehicles due to collapses.
- A maintained mountain trail starts from the former Shirataki Village area.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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