長野県 · 安曇野市
Tsubame Sansou Tent Ba
Ascend to an unparalleled alpine experience at Tsubame Sansou Tent Ba, nestled high in the Northern Alps of Nagano Prefecture. This breathtaking tent site offers adventurers a front-row seat to the iconic peaks of Mt. Tsubakuro, Mt. Yari, and the Hodaka Range. Prepare for stunning sunrises over a sea of clouds and crystal-clear nights under a canopy of stars. With essential facilities like toilets readily available, Tsubame Sansou Tent Ba provides an incredible base for exploring the high-altitude trails and unparalleled vistas of Japan's majestic Alps.
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〒399-8305 長野県安曇野市穂高牧３９９ 8305
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