Best trails in Hakusan National Park

Mount Hakusan (白山) Mount Hakusan is known to be one of the 'three holy peaks', and it is also one of the 100 top mountains in Japan. There are several beautiful crater lakes near the summit of Mount Hakusan and the views here are gorgeous.

Mount Hakusan: Hirasedo Course (白山: 平瀬道) One of the "three holy peaks" and also one of the 100 top famous mountains in Japan. This route starts from the trailhead near Lake Hakusui and heads to the summit of Mount Hakusan via Mount Okura. Hiking this trail, you will see magnificent landscapes of Hakusan from the path and the mountains.

Mount Sanpoiwadake - Sanpoiwa Parking Lot (三方岩岳 - 三方岩駐車場) Heading to Mount Sanpoiwadake from Sanpoiwa Parking Lot. The mountain is known for the superb views of Mount Hakusan and the Northern Alps of Japan from the 360 degrees summit, plus alpine plants such as the daylilies and virgin forests of beeches.

Mount Nodanishoji - Mount Sanpoiwadake - Gifu Prefecture Magari Toll Loop (野谷壮司山 - 三方岩岳 - 岐阜県馬狩料金所) A loop trekking route departing from the trailheads at Gifu Prefecture Magari Toll stretches to Mount Sanpoiwadake and Mount Nodanishoji.　Hikers cans enjoy the superb views of Mount Hakusan and the Northern Alps of Japan from each summit.

Mount Dainichigatake (大日ヶ岳) is in Hakusan National Park and known as the mountain for snow sports. There are various ski resorts in the area. You will travel through the ridgeline of the mountain while seeing the wonderful landscapes of nature.

Mount Hakusan: Saboshindo - Tonbiiwa Course (白山: 砂防新道 - トンビ岩コース). Mount Hakusan (白山) is one of the 'three holy peaks' in Japan and is also one of the top 100 mountains in Japan. There are several beautiful crater lakes near the summit of Mount Hakusan and the views there are magnificent.

Mount Sannomine (三ノ峰) is one of the Hakusan mountain ranges located in the southwestern part of Hakusan National Park. It is known as the highest mountain in Fukui prefecture which offers you the opportunity to see rare alpine plants and wildlife.

Mount Dainichigatake (大日ヶ岳) Located in Hakusan National Park. It is known as the mountain for snow sports, and there are many ski resorts in the area. From Dynaland, one of the largest ski resorts in western Japan and goes through steep slopes, then reaches the summit of the mountain. You can see spacious green views from the mountain and the path.

Itoshiro trailhead - Choshigamine（石徹白登山口 - 銚子ヶ峰） Choshigamine straddles Gujo City and Takayama City in Gifu Prefecture. The mountain range is located in Hakusan National Park, the highest peak in Gujo City. This course starts from the Itoshiro trailhead. The Itoshiro starting point is the entrance to the Itoshiro trail (the south traversing road, the former Mino Zenjo trail), but it is often used for descents due to its long distance. Private cars and taxis can enter the trailhead directly,...

Mount Hakusan (白山) One of the "three holy peaks", and also one of the 100 top famous mountains in Japan. Starting from the trailhead near Lake Hakusui and heads to the summit of Mount Hakusan via Mount Okura. It offers you the magnificent landscapes of Hakusan National Park from the path and the mountains. Walking this route, you will go through seven large and small crater lakes and ponds around the summit of Mount Hakusan, where you can enjoy excellent views.