Mt.Akadake snow report
From Mt.Akadake to Ginsendai the snow gorge is decreasing because these days the temperature has been high and weather is rain.
July 13rd a hiker slid down to hurt and was taken to the hospital by doctor helicopter
If hikers are not used to walking on the snow, please bring crampons, be careful to act.
Sometimes the sign to show the trail is fallen down or difficult to find.
Hikers seemed not to walk on the trail and walked on the flower. (look the picture, please.)
Watching the route carefully, hikers can find the trail.
We think that for hikers finding the trail is hard, but keep in mind walking the right trails.
Once you make foot prints, the plant will take a long time to recover.
To all mountaineers have a conscience and have a good time on the mountains.
Snow remain:
Dai-ichi kaen entrance 90m
The inner part of Dai-ichi kaen’ sign 50m
Dai-ni kaen all snow
Okuno-taira 60m
Dai-san sekkei (third snow gorge) the lower part of snow 30% snow remains
Dai-yon sekkei (forth snow gorge) the lower part of snow 40m and 10m
(Dividing into two parts)
From Mt.Akadake to Ginsendai the snow gorge is decreasing because these days the temperature has been high and weather is rain.
July 13rd a hiker slid down to hurt and was taken to the hospital by doctor helicopter
If hikers are not used to walking on the snow, please bring crampons, be careful to act.
Sometimes the sign to show the trail is fallen down or difficult to find.
Hikers seemed not to walk on the trail and walked on the flower. (look the picture, please.)
Watching the route carefully, hikers can find the trail.
We think that for hikers finding the trail is hard, but keep in mind walking the right trails.
Once you make foot prints, the plant will take a long time to recover.
To all mountaineers have a conscience and have a good time on the mountains.
Snow remain:
Dai-ichi kaen entrance 90m
The inner part of Dai-ichi kaen’ sign 50m
Dai-ni kaen all snow
Okuno-taira 60m
Dai-san sekkei (third snow gorge) the lower part of snow 30% snow remains
Dai-yon sekkei (forth snow gorge) the lower part of snow 40m and 10m
(Dividing into two parts)
