Mount Tanigawa

Mount Tanigawa is a mountain with an altitude of 1,956 meters located on the border between Gunma and Niigata Prefectures. It is counted as one of Japan's 100 famous mountains and is known as part of the Northern Alps. Mount Tanigawa captivates many mountaineers and tourists with its beautiful natural surroundings, diverse climbing routes, and beautiful scenery that changes with the seasons. In the summer, Mount Tanigawa is known as a scenic spot covered with lush forests and vibrant flowers, with clear streams and waterfalls scattered throughout. Especially at lower altitudes, hiking and trekking can be enjoyed, and routes aiming for the summit are popular among intermediate and advanced climbers. On the other hand, in winter, snow-covered Mount Tanigawa is known as a mecca for snow mountain climbing and backcountry skiing, attracting many climbers and skiers seeking the charm of winter mountains. As one of the mountains of the Northern Alps, it is relatively accessible and has good transportation, making it a popular mountain resort where you can enjoy the different pleasures of each season. Around Mount Tanigawa, there are mountain huts and campgrounds that provide accommodation and rest for those who enjoy mountaineering and outdoor activities. In addition, the surrounding area, including Mount Tanigawa, is dotted with hot spring facilities and tourist attractions, making it an attractive tourist destination known for the enjoyment of the mountains and the relaxation of hot springs.