くさかハイキングコース

From the top of Ikomayama mountain, take the Keikodani hiking course, and go down the side of Ryuo pond and go to the administrative road. Walk north along the administration road and walk a little to the left on the left. After passing it, after a while, you will see the exit of the Miyagawadani hiking course, and then the exit of the hilly hiking course. Right below you see the valley of humps, the cave floor, a branch to Inorhamki burial mound and a branch to the old road. After half an hour, you will reach the top of the hill course. It can be said that it is a leisurely hiking course that is totally healed.

Kintetsu Ishikiri Station (elevation about 100m) ↝ Kusaka High King Course ↝ Ikoma Vertical Trail (elevation about 450m) ↝ Our Fort (elevation 454m) ↝ Miyagawaya Hiking Course ↝ Hiking at Ishikiri Station. Two sparrow bees were blocking the mountain trail after entering the Kusaka course and walking for about 20 minutes! Wait for it to leave and climb slowly so as not to stimulate you! After a while, there was another big sparrow bee in front of me! The destination is thoughtful! I came to the site of the quarry, where the name of Ishikiri came from. Next, there was a signboard for the Inoramuki Tomb (not shown on the information board on the map). By the way, when I took a detour to see it, the signboard of the destination went down steadily? I had to climb again, so I gave up on the way. I wanted you to write about the distance (time) on the signboard. There is a bio-toilet at the place where you can reach the Ikoma vertical sidewalk from the valley of the fist. I walked a little south on the wide sidewalk, and a fire engine passed by on the way! Go down the mountain from the Miyagawadani hiking course encounter. We went to our fort on the way and had a meal time. This is the only place where the view is a little open in this process! The downhill road has a road that looks like it is covered with fallen leaves, so it is comfortable to walk while making a rustling noise! It is also good to hear the voices of wild birds everywhere along the way. (Time required about 4 hours, distance about 5 to 6 km, number of steps about 10,000 steps)