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The summit of Mount Fuji is 12,300 feet (3,700 meters) above sea level. It takes about 10 hours to climb up and 4 hours to climb down in bad weather. Mt. Fuji is actually 3 volcanoes merged together. There are several small "hotels" which are shelters with hot food and cold beer along the main trails. The shelter at the "Fuji-san Hotel" (better described as a "shack" shelter) on the side of the mountain where was at 3,200 meters. Be sure to get your wooden walking stick "branded" with a Japanese seal as you cross into each "gate" along the way at various altitudes.
Important Note: Climbing Mount Fuji can only be done during July and August. The weather gets too bad to climb in September.
Also see: Mt. Fuji, Japan
Important Note: Climbing Mount Fuji can only be done during July and August. The weather gets too bad to climb in September.
Also see: Mt. Fuji, Japan
Fuji Travel Blogs
Aug 21, 2005 – Aug 22, 2005
Fuji, Japan -›
Jeff climbed Mount Fuji to 12,300 feet (3,700 meters): 10 hrs. up and 4 hrs. down. Jeff's climbing buddy was Tim from WI who he met on the way to the volcanoes. Mt. Fuji is actually 3 volcanoes merged together. The weather was aweful but Tim was able to get a shelter at the "Fuji-san Hotel" (better…
Jun 21, 2000 – Sep 25, 2001
Japan -› Fuji, Japan -› …
We hit the road at 4:30am. It was a long drive and the majority slept for the early part of the bus ride Mt Fuji is the highest mountain in Japan at 3,776 m or 12,388 ft.Upon reaching our destination, we stopped off at the 5th station. It has a trading post/visitor center with a restaur…
Aug 01, 1998 – May 12, 2008
Honolulu, Hawaii, USA -› Okinawa, Japan -› …
Here is more about the adventures of climbing Mout Fuji in Japan with Tim from Neenah, WI in August 2005:
Tim used a headlamp and I had a large 2-D cell flashlight with a swivel head on it clipped to my outer waterproof garment. It may seem silly at first to be wearing cheap sunglasses while…
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