Mt. Kyogatake

Mt. Kyogatake is a mountain at an altitude of 2296m at the northern end of the Kiso Mountains (Central Alps). Stone Buddha and stone pagoda are enshrined at the summit. Japan's highest peak in the mountain where “Ki” is attached. The Kiso Range is divided at the foot of the southern Gionbei (altitude XNUM x m), and has a mountainous appearance like an independent peak. At the summit of the mountain, there are triangles such as 1,523, which are covered with tall conifer forests such as silabiso. On the southern surface of the upper part of the mountain trail, there are many places where Kumazaza is abundant and it is a plantation site of larch. In Ina City at the foot of the mountain, there are the Hahiro Nature Boardwalk and the Mt. Kyogatake Nature Botanical Garden. The route that climbs from Insen-shi Nakasen-ji is often used. There are no mountain huts and water places along the way. Routes from the Oizumisho Dam on the Hayashido Oizumi Line in Minami Minowa-mura join at 2. The area around the 4 complex is a plantation site of larch. From the 5 joint to the 7 joint, the view is open, and good prospects such as Yatsugatake, Southern Alps, Ina valley, Mt. Kiso Komagatake, Mt. There is no prospect from the summit at all. Every year in 9, a strong walking tournament is held at Minami Minowa Junior High School in Minami Minowa Village. There is also a climbing route from Yokogawa Valley to Kurosawa Valley, but the upper part is an obscure mountain trail covered with Kumazasa and there are few users.