Standing tall on the border of Ishikawa and Gifu Prefectures, Mount Hakusan is the highest peak west of the Japanese Alps and the centerpiece of Hakusan National Park. Alongside Mount Fuji and Mount Tateyama, this majestic dormant volcano is celebrated as one of the nation's three holy mountains. From June through October, hikers flock to its scenic paths to explore lush alpine meadows, pristine crater lakes, and dramatic ridgelines. Whether you are drawn by spiritual reverence or high-altitude adventure, Hakusan provides an unforgettable escape into Japan's wild highlands.
- Mountain
- Hiking
- Nature
- Hakusan National Park
- Sacred Sites
- Scenic Viewpoint
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