Quick facts on Mt. Fuji

Altitude	3776m ASL (Above Sea Level) at Peak Kengamine
Peak location	🌏35°21′38″N 138°43′39″E
Conservation status	Designated as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site Part of Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park
Major trailheads/ routes	Fuji-Yoshida, Suabshiri, Gotemba, and Fujinomiya Trails connected to Ohachi-meguri (summit crater loop)
Public season	Normally from July 1st or July 10th to September 10th ❓Fuji-Yoshida Trail (which is opened in July 1st) belongs to Yamanashi Prefectrue and other three trails (opened in July 10th) to Shizuoka Prefecture, and they are operated under distinct schemes.
Temperature	Mean 5.3℃ [2.8–8.0℃] at the top (during July)
Trailhead elevation	1450–2400m ASL
Cummulative elevation gain	+1500–2350m
Total horizontal distance	5.0–10.5km ascent, 5.0–8.5km descent
Course time	5:30–8:30 ascent (to the heighest point), 4:00 descent [excluding rests]
Days required	1–2 days
Approach time	1–1.5h (from the foot area to a trailhead)
Access time	2–2.5h (from major cities to the foot area)
Admission fee	Free (Contribution of ¥1000 may be requested)
Total basic costs	¥2000–17000 from the foot area

Note: Above data is subject to change or variation, depending on the itinerary and other conditions, so please check further for practical details.