一日攀登富士山单攻全过程攻略 Mount Fuji 1-Day Hike Guide 吉田路线一日上下富士山 Yoshida Trail hike mount fuji in one day

攀登富士山有几条路线，包括吉田路線、富士宮路線、須走路線和御殿場。而这一次我们选择最容易的吉田路线，因为这条路线不只是山屋最多，也是最多交通工具可以到达的路线之一，自由行的人首选就是这条路线。记住，吉田路线是黄色路牌，上下山时记得一直跟着黄色路牌走。

富士山吉田路线会从五合目开始攀登，五合目高度大约2300米。而十合目就是山顶，大约3776米。所以2300米上到3776米，高度相差蛮多，容易高山症。吉田路线会在六合目开始有分岔，右边是上山路线，左边是下山路线。而到八合目时，吉田路线会和须走路线连接在一起上到山顶。攀登富士山通常需要两天，第一天攀登到八合目山屋，第二天凌晨上到山顶看日出再下来。而我们选择一天上下山，坐最早的巴士从河口湖到五合目，赶着日落前上下富士山，然后坐最晚的巴士回到河口湖站。一日上下富士山的速度要快。因为一旦速度慢，一错过最后6.40pm的巴士下山，就得在五合目挨冷到第二天早上才有巴士。让我们看看一日攀登富士山的过程吧

The top of Mount Fuji is almost covered with a thick layer of snow, and only in the summer from July to September, the snow on the top of Mount Fuji will melt. And this is also the season when the public is open to climbing Mount Fuji. There are several routes to climb Mount Fuji, including the Yoshida Route, Fujinomiya Route, Subashiri Route and Gotemba. And this time we chose the easiest Yoshida route, because this route not only has the most mountain houses, but also is one of the most accessible routes. It is the first choice for independent travelers. Remember, the Yoshida route is a yellow road sign, remember to follow the yellow road sign when going up and down the mountain.

The Mount Fuji Yoshida route will start climbing from the fifth station, which is about 2300 meters high. The tenth station is the top of the mountain, about 3776 meters. Therefore, from 2300 meters to 3776 meters, the height varies quite a lot, and it is easy to suffer from altitude sickness. The Yoshida route will start to branch at the sixth station, with the uphill route on the right and the downhill route on the left. When reaching the eighth station, the Yoshida route will connect with the Suzo route to the top of the mountain. It usually takes two days to climb Mount Fuji. On the first day, you climb to the eighth station mountain house, and on the second day, you go up to the top of the mountain to watch the sunrise and then come down. And we chose to go up and down the mountain in one day, taking the earliest bus from Kawaguchiko to the fifth station, rushing up and down Mount Fuji before sunset, and then taking the latest bus back to Kawaguchiko Station. Going up and down Mt. Fuji in one day is faster. Because once the speed is slow, if you miss the last 6.40pm bus going down the mountain, you will have to suffer from the cold at the fifth station until the next morning. Let’s take a look at the process of climbing Mt. Fuji in one day.