Mt. Poroshiri
The 2,052-Meter Crown of the Hidaka Range
Mt. Poroshiri is the highest peak of the Hidaka Range. Discover dramatic glacial cirques and vibrant alpine meadows in one of Hokkaido's most remarkable mountain landscapes.
Dominating the skyline as the main peak of the Hidaka Range, Mt. Poroshiri is the only mountain in the range to exceed the 2,000-meter mark, standing as its highest summit. Its name comes from an Ainu word meaning "great mountain," and it stands as the highest peak in Hidakasanmyaku-Erimo-Tokachi National Park. The mountain is renowned for its impressive glacial cirques formed during the Ice Age and its rich natural environment. In summer, colorful alpine wildflowers bloom across the slopes, creating spectacular highland scenery where diverse plants and wildlife thrive.
As hikers ascend the mountain's rugged trails, they are rewarded with crisp mountain air, pristine forests, and ever-expanding views. From the summit, a breathtaking 360-degree panorama unfolds, revealing the dramatic ridgelines of the Hidaka Range and the distant Tokachi Plain. Combining outstanding scenery, unique geology, and the challenge of a demanding climb, Mt. Poroshiri remains one of Hokkaido's premier destinations for experienced hikers and mountaineers.
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- 〒059-2422
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- 北海道新冠郡新冠町岩清水
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