住友の森フォレスターパーク（フォレスターハウス）

Autumn leaves are over

Healing

A good place to enjoy the scenery. There is also a promenade, so you can take a walk

If you are climbing or fishing, do not park your car in the parking lot

The history of the copper mine began in the middle of the northern mountain (1000㍍ above sea level) from this location. More than 300 years ago. Contrary to the development of the copper mine, it is true that the mountains around this area have become unlimited! You have to return it to the wilderness in its original lush appearance! And decided to plant trees, and put their heart and soul into restoring the environment. A person named Sadatake Iba. And it seems that this company was started to manage the forest, and this house was opened to commemorate the centenary of the feat. Well, aside from that story (^^;))) When you enter the house, you will feel the warmth of the wonderful wood used. There is no such famous Yokozuna (laugh) Creating a sustainable forest! There are various exhibits on the theme of. You can observe these freely, but it is said that it is from Wednesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 16:00 except winter. There are also promenades around the area, so you can enjoy the changing seasons from fresh green to autumn leaves, and the same can be said on the way to here. The toilet is also beautiful! I want you to stop by the woman on the way. There are about 15 parking lots on the opposite side of the house entrance along prefectural road 47. I wanted to say this too, but the way up to here is almost uphill from Niihama City, there are hairpin curves and tunnels, but this road, the blue line is laid on the side and it also becomes a cycle road I was! I can hardly imagine, but probably iron people will go up by bicycle. Terrified! Chariders & Cyclists (ー ー;)

The autumn leaves are over. The whole area ??? Leafy, jutan moss walking path It was fluffy and easy to walk. Good for legs ?

In October 2019, I walked from Mt. Kanmuri and Heikedaira from Forester House. There was no mark such as tape between Nasubidaira and Ichinotani Koshi, and the road fell about 10m in front of the monument at the headwaters, so it was a fun hike. The collapsed part crossed as it was, but considering safety, I think that the upper part should be wound high. It is said that the swamp road from Forester House to Nasubidaira cannot collapse, so I came to Nasubidaira via the forest road above it, but there is also one cliff collapse above it. It was a quiet mountain that didn't suit anyone until it reached the ridge. The photo shows the scenery in front of Mt. Kanmuri after reaching the ridgeline at Ichinotanikoshi. Nasubihei was mentioned in an old guide book when the erythronium bloomed during that season, but I heard from a human biography that it has now been killed by a deer. Certainly, the cry of a deer echoed in Tanikoshi. Nasubidaira does not have a wide view, and mobile radio waves do not reach it. There are no tapes, probably because I don't want you to walk. You need to be able to confirm your position. There is also a monument to the headwaters in the future, and it is lonely that the road that was once walked will be abandoned. The image of the mountain in Shikoku is that it has stairs, a wooden path, a fixed rope, and is well maintained, but this is different.