鈴谷岳

Suzuya-dake is a mountain peak on the eastern coast of Sakhalin Island offering views across the Sea of Okhotsk and distant ridges. The climb passes through varying elevations with changing vegetation and rock formations.

The peak served as a natural landmark for early seafarers navigating the waters of the Russian Far East. Its distinctive shape made it a recognized reference point in an otherwise remote landscape.

Local communities organize annual hiking expeditions to the summit during summer months, maintaining traditional connections with the mountain landscape.

Hikers should expect snow and ice on the upper slopes from October through April and bring appropriate gear. The summer months offer better conditions but still require solid mountain experience.

The mountain's position creates a microclimate where coastal fog frequently wraps around the peak, forming cloud patterns visible from miles away. This phenomenon varies considerably by season and wind direction.

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GPS coordinates: 47.00547,142.84034

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:04