Fuji alpine style means climbing the peak as it originally was done – no trail, using alpine strategy, over multiple days. This is the real mt fuji. These ascents take the already serious winter or off-season ascent and turn it into the full alpine experience.
No more following trails, chains & stations, our alpine ascents use the mountains natural features for a semi-technical climb under full alpine conditions. This means roped sections, mixed rock and ice sections, camps on chopped sites and climbing new terrain unlike any other ascent on the peak.
For the serious mountaineer, those training for peaks like Denali or climbers who have previously done a winter mt fuji ascent, this a logical step. +60 winter trips to fuji with +25 nights on the mountain and +25 summits has shown us the safest route options for alpine-style ascents, away from the notorious risks and using strategies that keep this a true alpine objective.
Itinerary
Day 1 - Meet Fujiyoshida & approach
Day 2 - Climbing and return to camp
Day 3 - Descent & return
