魚谷峠

Name: 魚谷峠
Address: Kumogahatanakatsugawacho, Kita Ward, 〒603-8862 Kyoto,Japan, Kyoto, Japan

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住所：	Kumogahatanakatsugawacho, Kita Ward, 〒603-8862 Kyoto,Japan
カテゴリ：	Hiking area ,
街：	Kyoto

Kumogahatanakatsugawacho, Kita Ward, 〒603-8862 Kyoto,Japan

Best Hiking area in japan

西	西川茂成 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 道悪すぎ❗ Too bad
筒	筒井忠彦 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 中津川の別れを右折し、森林センター前を通り三叉路を左折。ほぼ最後まで舗装路を登り魚谷峠へ到着。下りの分岐で間違えて道が無くなる谷の手前に投棄?自転車発見。下りてきた道を逆戻りし、やっと府道61号に出られた。2019.4.25 府道61号の木製床固工(治山)側から激坂を越えて峠に到着。中津川側は、倒木により通行不可。 Turn right at the farewell of Nakatsugawa, pass in front of the Forest Center and turn left on the fork. Climb the pavement until almost the end and arrive at Uotani Pass. Drop it in front of the valley where the road is lost by mistake at the branch of the descent? I went back on the way down and finally I came out to pup No.61. 20194.25 The wooden floor solid construction (Jiyama) side of prefectural road No. 61 crosses the intense slope and arrives at the fort. The Nakatsugawa side can not pass because of fallen trees.
t	tsuyoshi sasaki on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 貴船口から周山縦走時に訪れました。滝谷峠から魚谷山までの縦走路は標識が殆ど無い上、携帯圏外につき、原始的な地図とコンパスを用いる力量が必要です。最初は倒壊した木々が路を塞ぎ、自分が選択した路が正しいのか不安になりましたが、今西錦司博士のレリーフや北山の小舎発祥の地の標識を見つけ、せせらぎ、季節の花が雰囲気を和ませると共に、自分が正しい路を進んでいるという安心感を与えてくれました。なお、魚谷山は標識はじみで、眺望も効きません。峠は五差路になっており、下山用と魚谷山用、桟敷ヶ岳用☓2、更に北へ行く用途に別れます。 I visited from Kibuneguchi during the traverse of Zhoushan. The vertical runway from Takitani Pass to Mt. Uotani has almost no signs, and it is out of the mobile range, so you need to have the ability to use a primitive map and compass. At first, the collapsed trees blocked the road, and I was worried whether the road I chose was correct, but I found the relief of Dr. Kinji Imanishi and the sign of the birthplace of the hut in Kitayama, and the atmosphere of the murmuring and seasonal flowers. It softened the situation and gave me a sense of security that I was on the right path. In addition, the sign is familiar to Mt. Uotani, and the view does not work. The pass is a five-way road, and is divided into one for descending mountains, one for Mt. Uotani, one for Mt. Sajikigatake ☓2, and one for going further north.