Mount Furano

Overview

Mount Furano rises 1,912 meters in the southwestern part of the Tokachi Volcanic Group within the Ishikari Mountains, straddling the boundary between Furano City and Kamifurano Town in central Hokkaido. The entire area is part of Daisetsuzan National Park.

Highlights

• ●A 1,912-meter peak at the southwestern edge of the Tokachi Volcanic Group
• ●Grand natural scenery within Daisetsuzan National Park
• ●A mountain straddling Furano City and Kamifurano Town
• ●A sense of connection to the neighboring peaks of the Tokachi Volcanic Group

History

As one of the peaks forming the Tokachi Volcanic Group, Mount Furano lies within the protected zone of Daisetsuzan National Park, contributing to the volcanic mountain scenery of central Hokkaido. Detailed records of its climbing history are limited, so visitors should check current information with local authorities before setting out.

Map

43.3936, 142.6347 · Wikidata

Suggested itinerary

1. 1Check the latest route and weather information at the trailhead
2. 2Walk the ridgeline of the Tokachi Volcanic Group taking in the surrounding peaks
3. 3Observe the alpine plants and scenery unique to Daisetsuzan National Park
4. 4After descending, enjoy local produce in Furano City or Kamifurano Town

Did you know?

💡 Mount Furano sits at the southwestern end of the Tokachi Volcanic Group and forms part of the extensive protected area of Daisetsuzan National Park, with an elevation recorded at 1,912 meters.

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