Fuji - The Ultimate Family Adventure: Climbing Fuji After 50 With My Family...Where Mid-life Meets Mountain…Powered by Snacks, Stubbornness and Teenage Eye-Rolls

Heading to Japan with your family? Considering climbing Mt Fuji? Keen to make core memories with your kids? Think you're too old to undertake epic activities? Baffled by altitude, access, trails, permits, huts and what gear to take? This hilarious tale authentically captures the trials and tribulations of climbing Japan's Mt Fuji as a 50-something single Mumma-bear accompanied by her climbing crew of adolescent cubs. Read about: Fuji’s landscape and legends Climbing seasons – when to go and what to expect Training – helpful tips to prepare for your climb Logistics – transport, access, permits and hut bookings Gear – what to wear, optional accessories and what to leave behind First impressions of Fuji The ascent – trails, terrain and how high altitude can affect you The summit push – when to go to avoid congestion The descent – Fuji's forgotten and formidable finish For us, Fuji wasn’t just a climb. It was a tribute, a test of patience, and proof that sheer stubbornness can, in fact, overpower creaky knees and questionable life choices. And bringing my adolescent cubs along for the adventure? Wouldn’t have changed it for the world - because every great adventure needs a soundtrack of snack demands and sibling chatter that echoes up a sacred mountain. Fuji was the goal, but we were the journey. This book is for you - because you matter. And so do your dreams. Maybe they’ve been waiting quietly in the wings, taking the long way around, stuck in someday mode, while life calls the shots. But here’s the truth: it’s never too late. Your dreams haven’t expired - they’ve just been waiting for their moment. Climbing a mountain with your family after 50 isn’t about chasing youth. It’s about boldly declaring I’m not done yet! Take the first step to share this fun-filled and inspiring experience. Scroll up and click the Buy Now button at the top of the page! View Less