Jonen Dake – Climbing Notes
Jonen Dake – Climbing Notes
Jonen Dake Climbing notes shared by Mountain-Forecast users
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September 20, 2020
falconeye from Japan
I thought that the physical risk was low because it was a modest distance and height difference as well as being a good time to go to the mountains. Actually, there was no particular problem with the rapid climbing and descending of the forest belt, but by the time I reached the only rocky area near the summit peculiar to the Alps, I was mentally tired. In addition to worrying about slipping, I was also nervous about not letting rocks fall and not receiving rocks. As for getting lost, the forest belt is well maintained, so I thought that both Mt. Jonen and Mt. Butterfly would not get lost. It is a rocky place near the summit, but there is a marker on the rock and the weather was fine on that day, and there were several other climbers, so I did not make a big mistake in the route. If you do, I think you may not know the route quite a bit. I realized that the rocky areas of the Alps really didn't let me down. As for the water, 2L was enough because the water was cool on the ridgeline (it was cold with short sleeves).
(NOTE: Texts may be edited by our content team for the purposes of ensuring accurate and relevant information)
falconeye from Japan
I thought that the physical risk was low because it was a modest distance and height difference as well as being a good time to go to the mountains. Actually, there was no particular problem with the rapid climbing and descending of the forest belt, but by the time I reached the only rocky area near the summit peculiar to the Alps, I was mentally tired. In addition to worrying about slipping, I was also nervous about not letting rocks fall and not receiving rocks. As for getting lost, the forest belt is well maintained, so I thought that both Mt. Jonen and Mt. Butterfly would not get lost. It is a rocky place near the summit, but there is a marker on the rock and the weather was fine on that day, and there were several other climbers, so I did not make a big mistake in the route. If you do, I think you may not know the route quite a bit. I realized that the rocky areas of the Alps really didn't let me down. As for the water, 2L was enough because the water was cool on the ridgeline (it was cold with short sleeves).
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