Hiking / Mountaineering Trails

Mt. Kiso-komagatake, the highest peak in the Central Alps at 2,956 meters above sea level. There is a steep Hacchozaka slope immediately after leaving the hotel, but once you climb Hacchozaka and reach the ridge, the view opens up, and the rest of the trail is a gentle Hiking / Mountaineering trail. It is not too physically demanding and can be enjoyed as a half-day course!

Senjojiki Cirque is the most representative curl in the Central Alps, but there are many other curls in the area. Among them, the course around Nogaike, the only glacial lake in the Central Alps, is a challenging course that is a bit long and requires a lot of physical strength.
Use a hotel and leave early in the morning to enjoy the beautiful scenery before the afternoon gas comes out. In years with heavy snowfall, there is still snow on the course even in late July, so please be careful.

Mt. Hoken to the west, and is the only single peak in the Central Alps. There is no Hiking / Mountaineering trail from the Kiso side, and the only way to climb the mountain is to follow the ridge from the main ridge. Therefore, there are few visitors, and the mountain area is quiet and rich in nature.
The abundance of Alpine Plants is one of the best in the Central Alps, and this course is recommended for those who want to enjoy flowers. However, be careful of afternoon thunderstorms, as the course has large elevation differences and there are no shelter huts along the way. It is best to stay at a hotel and leave early in the morning. The course is long, so it is recommended for those who are used to Hiking / Mountaineering.