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Mount Asahidake Hiking: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You

Discover the stunning scenery and unique landscapes that surround the iconic Mount Asahidake in the heart of Hokkaido!

Situated in the northeast of the stunning Daisetsuzan National Park, this active volcano continues to emit steam from some of its vents, making a hiking trip along its slopes and up to its summit a truly unique experience. Compare and book a certified guide for your trip on Explore-Share.com: 1500+ guides, 70+ countries and more than 8000 different programs to choose from. Take a pick from our selection of Hiking trips in Mount Asahidake. The mountains are calling!

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6-day hiking in Daisetsuzan from Asahidake to Furano

6-day hiking in Daisetsuzan from Asahidake to Furano

Enjoy the longest traverse route in Daisetsuzan National Park, hiking from Asahidake to Furano, together with a JMGA mountain guide.
FromJPY 90000 per person for 5 travellers

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4-day hiking in Daisetsuzan from Asahidake to Tomuraushi

4-day hiking in Daisetsuzan from Asahidake to Tomuraushi

Incredible guided traverse in Daisetsuzan National Park (Hokkaido), hiking in different mountains like Asahidake, Hakuundake, Chubetsudake and Tomuraushi, and staying in tents.
FromJPY 60000 per person for 5 travellers

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3-day hiking in Daisetsuzan from Asahidake to Tenninkyo

3-day hiking in Daisetsuzan from Asahidake to Tenninkyo

Join a JMGA mountain guide for a 3 day traverse in Daisetsuzan National Park, hiking up and starting from Mt Asahidake, covering mountains Hakuundake and Chubetsudake, and relaxing in Tenninkyo onsen at the end.
FromJPY 45000 per person for 4 travellers

3 days

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2-day hiking traverse in Daisetsuzan from Hakuundake to Asahidake

2-day hiking traverse in Daisetsuzan from Hakuundake to Asahidake

Discover the beauty of Daisetsuzan area in this 2-day traverse covering mountains Hakuundake, Kurodake and Asahidake, together with a JMGA mountain guide.
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1 day hiking in Daisetsuzan on Asahidake and Kurodake

1 day hiking in Daisetsuzan on Asahidake and Kurodake

A JMGA mountain guide takes you on a hiking day on Kurodake and Asahidake in Daisetsuzan National Park, enjoying the views of a volcanic crater and beautiful alpine plants.
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FAQs: Hiking in Mount Asahidake

What should I know about Hiking Mount Asahidake?

Rising to 2,291 meters in elevation, Mount Asahidake is the tallest mountain on Hokkaido and boasts incredible panoramic views out over Daisetsuzan National Park from its summit.

While the peak only takes about a day to climb and descend, there are various loops that head though other parts of the park that also include summiting the iconic peak. From three to six-day treks, there are plenty of variations that may be tailored to the exact time requirements of the hiker.
Longer variations of the trek may also include climbing Mt Furano (1,912 m), Mount Ishikari (1,967 m), Mount Chūbetsu (1,962 m), Mount Tomuraushi (2,142 m) and Mount Oputateshike (2,012 m), among various others.

Why should I choose Mount Asahidake for my Hiking adventure?

Stunning scenery

From the steam that vents from its Fumaroles to the reflective Sugatami Pond sitting at its base, there are all kinds of unique and stunning sights to see on the slopes of Mount Asahidake. Climbing to the top of Hokkaido’s tallest mountain is also a great way to get unbeatable views out over the rest of the national park and its 15 other peaks.
Head out hut-to-hut
One of the most popular hiking options for those heading to Asahidake with a few days to spare is going out on a hut-to-hut traverse. These mini-treks take anywhere from 3 to 5 days and include climbing Asahidake as well as various other peaks. This provides some of the best ways to see the stunningly scenic and remote Daisetsuzan National Park.
Wondrous wildlife
One of the many treats in store for those who make their way out onto the slopes of Mount Asahidake is the chance to see some of Hokkaido’s endemic and native wildlife. Brown bears and pike (small alpine rodents) both call Daisetsuzan National Park home, among various other animal species. Jezo spruce and the Sakhalin fir are two types of naitve trees that may also be found throughout the park.

What can I expect from the weather during my Hiking trip in Mount Asahidake?

During the summer, average daily temperatures on Mount Asahidake range from 15 ºC to 20 ºC. Summer is also the wettest time of year, with an average of 125 millimeters of rain falling each month.

How can I get to Mount Asahidake?

Most trips to Asahidake will begin with a flight into the New Chitose Airport (CTS), the largest one on the island. CTS can be easily reached by connection from Tokyo. From here, you can take a bus to the city of Asahikawa, where many hiking trips to Asahidake will begin.

Which language is predominantly spoken in the Mount Asahidake region?

Japanese

What's the country code for the Mount Asahidake region?

+81

What currency is accepted around Mount Asahidake?

Yen (JPY)

When is the best time to travel to Mount Asahidake for Hiking?

June to September

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