Daibosatsu Pass - Kitatsuru District

It was an easy course to climb I want to come again Thank you very much

Shiraitonotaki parking lot on prefectural road 508 Start and walk on a quiet trail Arrived in about 3 hours and 30 minutes. On the left is Daibosatsumine and on the right is Koganesawa The ridge line of 2000m level continues. This pass climbs from the Kamihikawa pass There are many people because it is a meeting point with Become. Next door is a mountain hut connected to Mt. Nakazato There is a laying hole.

The view is good, The refreshing breeze blows through, There is also a relatively clean toilet, There is a mountain lodge where you can buy souvenirs, order meals, There is a good place to eat lunch, It's a perfect place to rest. However,,, Unfortunately, I can't see Mt. Fuji from this place ... And This is the turning point of the mountain trail, This is a point that can cause you to get lost if you are not used to it. In fact I also went the wrong way I have had a hard time. If you are a beginner, please be careful!

I climbed with my bicycle in June 1983. Start running from Enzan and climb to the Kaminagawa Pass on the Saga Shioriishi Forest Road. Although it was unpaved, the road surface was in good condition thanks to the large number of climbers' cars, and I climbed up without much difficulty. After taking a break for a while, head to the Obosatsu Pass. Although it is a mountain trail, I almost pushed it and arrived at the Daibosatsu Pass with a little carry in front of the pass. There was a notebook for cyclists at Susanso. It's a pity that I couldn't see Mt. Fuji because there were a lot of clouds. I went down to Hatsukano from the Kaminagawa Pass, but I feel that the descent is more tired due to the rough dirt road of nearly 20km.

The ridge from the Sagamigawara to the Daibosatsu Pass has a good view. If the weather is fine, you can see Mt. Fuji and the Kofu Basin.

Go to Mt. Daibosatsu (from Mt. Koganezawa) I stopped by on the way ~ (^ o ^) There is Susanso, and you can have a drink at the shop. You can buy it, there is a toilet, and there is a rest room. There is also (with a roof), so take a break I think it's a good place. You can also take a break in the surrounding area such as rocks There is space, so if it's sunny, It looks good. It's not the top of the mountain, so the scenery is ok It's a terrible thing, but I wonder if there are a lot of climbers This is a fork, so take the way Don't make a mistake! 2021.08

2021.11.23 (Tuesday, Labor Thanksgiving Day) Sunny, temperature at Nyuzanguchi 0 ℃ (at 7:30) On a clear day, the rain until the night before removed the dust in the air, and the sky was dark blue. Although it was a little cold at the start, it was a perfect day for climbing. Kamihikawa Pass → 65 minutes Daibosatsu Ridge → 40 minutes Daibosatsu Pass → 45 minutes Kamihikawa Pass, I took a short break for about 15 minutes at Keisanso on the way, but I walked almost without rest. Follow the Karamatsu ridge from Fukuchanso, and after passing through the forest belt, you will reach a goro-shaped steep climb. While looking back at the magnificent view of Mt. Fuji covered with snow on the way, I sweated and turned into a thunder rock. I should have been able to walk along the ridgeline comfortably by pistoning Mt. Daibosatsu from here, but the rain that fell the day before made my feet uncomfortable and my mountain shoes were covered with mud ? The Daibosatsu Pass is crowded with hikers. I went down the mountain quickly for photography. It was a regret that I didn't stop at the Saga salt mineral spring because I was disgusted by the traffic on my way home, but I was able to enjoy an exhilarating trek.

Visited on October 24, 3rd year of Reiwa. Originally I was thinking of camping at a designated camp site, but Rakuten said that it would not receive radio waves, so I changed to a day trip and climbed the mountain. Since my belongings are for touring camp, I try to wear a backpack and clothes for walking around the city, and only shoes are always middle-cut for light trekking. Around the course for beginners, Daibosatsu Mt. Daibosatsu didn't stop at the scenery, so it took 2 hours and 20 minutes to go down the mountain from Raiiwa. It was the hardest to get to Susanso, so it was easy for the latter two-thirds. I intended to go to see the autumn leaves, but I didn't take a picture because the autumn leaves in the mountains didn't come to me, and instead I took a picture of Mt. Fuji. I entered after noon, so I was in a hurry to get off before it got dark, but as a result it was too early. Because I was in a hurry, I didn't have an appetite at Susanso, and I unexpectedly fasted. If I have a chance to go next time, I would like to climb with a little more space. Even if you are touring, you can go down the mountain while it is bright if you enter from around noon, so why not stop by? By the way, the standard time for beginners to go to Mt. Daibosatsu was 3 hours and 30 minutes, so please refer to it. Since the result was not obtained for the purpose of autumn leaves, it is set as ⭐︎4.