神石山

It is a super low mountain that climbs the natural road for beginners to beginners. It is a low mountain but very good hiking course with a panoramic view of Toyohashi city overlooking Lake Hamana. It took 5 hours and 15 minutes to go around Imo Bog and Fumonji Temple.

It is suitable for low mountain hiking at an altitude of 324m. The area from Umeda Water Park to Mt. Kamiishi has more people than the courses in other mountains around it. Eating rice balls at the summit, stopping at camel rocks and bulky mountains, a total of 13000 steps, 3 hours. As for the soil quality, there were many places where the slightly rugged rock surface was visible and hidden, but it was covered with clay soil, but on the slope, there is a point where the rock surface + crushed stones are rugged. There is a place like an easy route to avoid steep slopes on the side, so I would like to utilize it, but it may be difficult to detect at first sight because there are many three-way junctions and four-way junctions but there are few information boards. There are haniwa on the entire route to the summit, so you probably won't deviate from the regular route. The reason for its popularity is that there is a parking lot in Umeda Water Park, you can climb from Aichi Prefecture, a stable course that is well maintained and compacted by many people, and benches are installed in various places. I can think of some. There is only one steep cliff, and you need to be careful not to slip on it, but everything else is easy to walk. The altitude is low, the roads are well maintained, and there are people nearby who can be relied upon in case of trouble, so I think it is a mountain that is easy for beginners to challenge. Conversely, it may be a little unsatisfactory for those who are accustomed to it. For those who want to reduce the difficulty a little more, it is recommended to get used to the foot at Mt. Suyama (170.4m), which can be reached by changing the course to the right on the way. However, if you expand the range of activities from Umeda Water Park to Kamiishiyama, the time required will increase considerably, so be careful about schedule management.

The temperature was 0 degrees, the air was clear, and I could see Mt. Fuji beautifully.

Many people have lunch here. A mandarin orange was stabbed in a tree branch for wild birds.

I climbed via Fumonji Temple → Fumon Pass. It was a low mountain climb, but it was a very hard mountain for me. On the way back, I went back from Kamiishiyama → Fumon Pass → TV relay station → JR Futagawa Station. I was worried whether there were few people going down to Futagawa Station or if the road was right, but Don't worry, there are signboards at key points. However, there are many mysterious side roads.

You can enjoy a leisurely family hike from Umeda Water Park. From Mt. Kamiishi, hiking trails such as the Mikkabi area and the Ashige Marsh area extend. If the weather is nice, you can see Mt. Fuji and look down on Lake Hamana.

There are also many break benches. The bench faces south, so it feels good to feel warm in the fall, winter and spring. If you want to walk in the Yumihari Mountains, we recommend planning to have lunch here. You should be able to see Mt. Fuji around the power line on the east side, but it will not be visible unless favorable conditions such as a sunny day after the rain overlap.