Mount Fuji off season climb (mid April / June)

At 3776 m, Mount Fuji is the highest peak in Japan and also a symbol of the country. Come with me for a climbing trip in the off season!

The best time to climb Mount Fuji goes from mid April until the end of September. But there are several things to consider according to the time of the year.

Climbing Mount Fuji in the off season (in this case during spring, from mid April to June) is a good idea if you want to avoid crowds, although you should consider the weather is much more colder and there’s still snow on the trails.

Our starting point will be Kawaguchi-ko area. I’ll pick you up from your hotel during night and we’ll travel to the ascent point of Mount Fuji. Otherwise, if you have your own means of transport, we can meet directly at the car park at the base of the mountain.

We’ll reach the summit after 4 to 6 hours of climbing. Then, we’ll take the same route to descend while we enjoy stunning views along the way!

We should be back in the car park around 4 or 5 in the afternoon and drive back to your hotel.

Climbing Mount Fuji is an extraordinary experience. Please contact me if you want to join me for an off season climb to this iconic peak! Depending on your travel dates, you can consider climbing Mt Fuji between June and September.

Please remember that you’ll need winter mountaineering equipment to hike up this mountain.

It’s also possible to combine the ascent with an incredible ski descent from the summit of Mt Fuji (check the programme for further details!).