Okuhotaka-dake area (main massif)

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Okuhotaka-dake area (main massif) is the central, highest section of the Hotaka mountain group in Japan’s Northern Alps, renowned for its rugged peaks, alpine scenery, and challenging mountaineering routes.

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Okuhotaka-dake area (main massif) canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical area
mountain
mountain massif
accessFrom Kamikochi
linked to: Kamikōchi

Shin-Hotaka Onsen side
climate cold alpine climate
contains Hotaka ridgeline
Karasawa Cirque
Mount Okuhotaka
alpine ridges
rocky peaks
country Japan
elevation 3190 m
hasViewOf Kamikochi Valley
linked to: Kamikōchi

surrounding Northern Alps peaks
hazard rockfall
snow and ice conditions
sudden weather changes
highestPoint Mount Okuhotaka
knownFor alpine scenery
challenging mountaineering routes
rugged peaks
steep ridgelines
technical rock sections
locatedIn Gifu Prefecture NERFINISHED
Hida Mountains
Hotaka mountain group
linked to: Hotaka Mountains

Nagano Prefecture
Northern Alps of Japan
linked to: Japanese Alps
partOf Chubu-Sangaku National Park
Hotaka mountain group
linked to: Hotaka Mountains

Japanese Alps
Okuhotaka-dake area (main massif)
popularFor alpine climbing
mountaineering
multi-day trekking
season main climbing season in summer
snow and ice climbing in spring and late autumn
terrainType alpine
rocky
tourism major destination for experienced hikers
major destination for mountaineers

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Mount Hotaka alsoKnownAs Okuhotaka-dake area (main massif)
Mount Okuhotaka partOf Okuhotaka-dake area (main massif)