Mount Kamagamine, Mountain summit in Matsumoto, Japan.
Mount Kamagamine reaches 2,121 meters within the Southern Hida Mountains, offering multiple hiking trails that vary in difficulty and terrain. These routes provide different views of the surrounding peaks and the broader mountain landscape.
The mountain became part of the Chūbusangaku National Park system, marking Japan's commitment to protecting this natural area. This designation helps ensure the landscape remains preserved over time.
The name Kamagamine reflects how locals describe the mountain's distinctive shape in the landscape. People in the region use this name to reference the peak when talking about hiking routes and viewpoints.
The mountain can be accessed from several starting points, with trails suited to different fitness levels and hiking experience. Visitors should plan for varying travel times depending on which route they choose.
The summit offers views of neighboring peaks such as Norikura-dake while maintaining notable distance from higher terrain. This isolation makes it a distinctive reference point within the mountain chain.
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