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GIFU · JAPAN · ASIA

Ena-san

Also known as Ena-yama, hui na shan, 恵那山

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ELEVATION2,191 m
PROMINENCENot verified
TYPEMountain
COUNTRYJapan

This page is not yet a complete trip guide. Route, access, permit and safety information may be missing or unreviewed. Confirm current official and local sources before planning travel.

AT A GLANCE

Meet Ena-san.

Explore the mountain’s landscape, local context and practical information below. Sources are included with each section.

NameEna-san
CountryJapan
RegionGifu
CoordinatesNot yet verified

MOUNTAIN KNOWLEDGE

Get to know this mountain.

Updated 7 November 2026. Explore the sources with each section, and check current local advice before travel.

About this mountain

Name

Ena-san

Country

Japan

Local Name

恵那山

Elevation (m)

2191

Metric Disclosure

The Atlas records 2190 m; GSI publishes 2191 m.

Region

Gifu

Sources & scope

Official GSI main-mountain entry; recorded identity remains unchanged and its 2190 m value is disclosed as a one-metre variance.

Access & planning

Route Names

  • Kuroisawa

  • Misaka Pass

  • Maemiya

  • Hirogawara

Current Constraint

The Kuroisawa trailhead access road is reported closed; check current official notices before travel.

Sources & scope

Route names and current Kuroisawa access constraint only; no inference about access beyond the cited official notices.

Permits & local services

Official municipal guidance describes four routes with different lengths and difficulty; route conditions and timing require current verification.

Sources & scope

Municipal route descriptions and approximate distances; conditions and travel times must be rechecked.

Geology & landscape

Municipal museum context describes Nōhi rhyolite and remnant Mino Belt sedimentary rocks around Ena-san.

Sources & scope

High-level geologic context from the municipal museum; no field-identification claim for a specific trail location.

Nature & wildlife

A detailed species list is not available for this mountain yet.

Park-scale context includes subalpine forest, shrubs and dwarf bamboo; no species-level occurrence is asserted.

Sources & scope

Park-scale habitat context only; no species-level or exact mountain-occurrence assertion.

Culture & local context

Nakatsugawa City Museum records Ena Shrine's inner sanctuary and auxiliary shrines at the summit.

Sources & scope

Municipal museum historical context only; no interpretation of belief or ritual beyond the source.

Conservation

Ena-san is listed as a sight within Hōzan Prefectural Natural Park; follow current park and land-management rules.

Sources & scope

Official prefectural park context; visitors must follow current park and land-management rules.

Safety & conditions

Route-dependent hazards include route-finding, swollen streams, lightning, falls and seasonal snow; current closures and weather must be checked.

Sources & scope

Cited official warnings only; conditions change and must be checked immediately before travel.

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PLANNING COVERAGE

No reviewed route overview yet.

We do not have a reviewed summit route for this mountain yet. Check current official and local advice before choosing a route.

COMMUNITY & STORIES

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CLIMB STORIES

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

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Conditions, access, permits and emergency arrangements can change after any map or Route review. Confirm current official and local sources before departure.

ACCESS

Current access not yet verified

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ROUTE REVIEW

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