Torryattobe Mountain

Torryattobe Mountain is a 2,037 meter (6,683 foot) summit in Shimominotchi County featuring rocky terrain and steep slopes. The peak presents natural rock formations and demanding terrain typical of the Sakae region's landscape.

The mountain took shape through geological processes that formed the landscape of Shimominotchi County over millions of years. This natural history contributes to the peak's current form and its role in the local environment.

The mountain appears on the list of 200 Famous Japanese Mountains, showing how important such peaks are to Japanese outdoor traditions. This recognition reflects how people across the country value these high places as special destinations.

The mountain is best visited during summer months when weather conditions allow for safe hiking. Multiple marked trails lead to the summit, though visitors should prepare accordingly with proper gear and physical readiness.

The peak sits within Joshin'etsu-kogen National Park, a protected area where visitors can observe plants and rock formations not found elsewhere in the region. This setting makes it an important spot for nature observation during the climbing experience.

Location: Shimominotchi County

Elevation above the sea: 2,037.6 m

GPS coordinates: 36.83918,138.58398

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:01