Mount Mizugaki

Mount Mizugaki is a mountain peak in the national park rising to 2,230 meters with massive granite formations and dense forests throughout. The landscape shifts in color as seasons change, displaying different faces from spring through winter.

The mountain paths began over 1,000 years ago as pilgrimage routes, showing a long spiritual bond with this location. These ancient trails show how people have viewed this peak as sacred for centuries.

The peak ranks among Japan's one hundred most famous mountains and draws people who practice traditional mountain worship here. Visitors come to experience this ancient practice and feel the spiritual meaning the place holds.

Two mountain huts called Mizugaki Sanso and Fujimidaira Goya provide lodging for visitors exploring the peak. The routes follow well-marked trails suitable for various experience levels.

The granite surface holds numerous climbing routes and appeals to climbers seeking varied techniques. Beginners find bouldering sections while experienced climbers can tackle more complex rope climbing passages.