Mt. Nakadake

Kyushu １

Original Text

Even on weekdays, the parking lot of makinodo pass was full. On the way back, I started climbing a steep climb of concrete that would be effective for my knees, and on the way, I arrived at nakadake, which boasts the height of １ in Kyushu in ２ hours and a half while I loved the red leaves and the pond, and enjoyed the scenery without interception. Since there were few signposts, it was a mountain climbing while listening to people, but everyone was kind and I was able to walk at the shortest distance.

The Oike pond just below Nakadake is frozen in winter.

Original Text

In winter, you can climb with ＜ Chain Eisen ＞ without a full-fledged Eisen. When it is completely freezing, you can cross the pond, and a plus tech cushion on your butt? Many people were laying and playing.

The highest peak in Kyushu!

Original Text

In early December, the mountains of Kuju looking up were white, so I hesitated, but when I went to Makinodo Pass, many cars stopped and I decided to climb. The mountain trail was muddy when it descended from the frost pillar, and the whiteness of the mountain was frost-icing and not a snowy mountain. I enjoyed climbing while having the locals tell me about Oike and information on difficult points along the way. It was a very well-maintained mountain trail, and I respected the efforts of the locals 々. The weather quickly went to clear weather, the view was outstanding, and it was a little 々 It was cold, but ... from Nakadake to Mt. Kusumi.

i went around from kusumiyama.

Original Text

While climbing Mt. Kusumi, I went around the pond and went to Nakadake, the highest peak on Kyushu Island. It takes about 1.5 time to go around, but it is recommended because you can see a beautiful pond and a different landscape from Mt. Kuzumi. It was crowded with ＧＷ, but Miyama Kirishima was still too early.

The highest peak of the Kuju mountain range

Original Text

It is the highest peak of the Kuju mountain range and the highest peak of the mainland of Kyushu. There are mountains over 1700m in the Kuju mountain range, but the highest peak is Nakadake. Mt. Kuzumi is also located in the immediate vicinity. There is a pond just below the top of Mt. Nakadake and it freezes in winter. This time I climbed in anticipation of the snow-capped Kuju mountain range, but there was no snow at all. Also, it seems that Oike has frozen once, but it melted about 1/3 on this day. I want to find another opportunity and go out.