Mount Seikata

Mount Seikata [沈岭山; せいかたーさん] is a mountain located in Shinkō Prefecture, in north Kanton. It overlooks the port city of Meikai, and sits just below Mount Senyu, which lies to its east. The mountain has a height of 560 metres.
Seikata's name literally means "rain ridge", and although it is officially classified as a mountain, its two lower reaches are technically arêtes. The slightly larger of the two, Zōkata, is popular with hikers and mountain bikers due to its challenging terrain and steady plateau-like trail. The other, Kikata, is inaccessible from the ground due to a rockslide which occured in 2007.
Despite its size and impressive landscape, Mount Seikata does not hold any mountain shrines or temples. 
In wintertime, it is possible for visitors to use the small ski resort which sits on the mountain's flat western side.
Category:Mountains