Overview
Naka-dake is a 1,024.2-meter mountain straddling the border between Hachimantai City in Iwate Prefecture and Kazuno City in Akita Prefecture. Located within the wider Hachimantai area, it is notable for spanning the prefectural boundary.
Highlights
- ●A mountain with an elevation of 1,024.2 meters
- ●Straddles Hachimantai City, Iwate, and Kazuno City, Akita
- ●One of the mountains within the Hachimantai area
- ●Notable for spanning a prefectural border
History
Detailed records of the mountain's trail history or development are limited. Visitors are encouraged to check the latest trail conditions and weather information through the official channels of Hachimantai City, Kazuno City, or mountaineering organizations before planning a visit.
Access
Naka-dake sits on the municipal boundary between Hachimantai City, Iwate Prefecture, and Kazuno City, Akita Prefecture. Specific trailhead and transport details can change, so check the latest tourism information from both cities before setting out.
Best season
As a mountain rising above 1,000 meters, the period from early summer through the autumn foliage season, when there is less risk from lingering snow, is generally considered easier for hiking. Anyone entering during the snowy season should bring adequate equipment and confirm up-to-date information beforehand.
Map
40.2460, 140.9444 · Wikidata
Suggested itinerary
- 1Check the latest trail and weather information before setting out
- 2Head from the trailhead toward the summit of Naka-dake
- 3Rest at the summit while taking in the surrounding views
- 4After descending, spend time relaxing in either Hachimantai City or Kazuno City
Did you know?
💡 At 1,024.2 meters in elevation, Naka-dake's defining feature is that it straddles two municipalities—Hachimantai City in Iwate and Kazuno City in Akita. As a mountain that crosses a prefectural border, it appears on the maps of both prefectures.
Nearby spots
Traveler reviews0
No reviews yet. Be the first to share!