Kuroiwatoge Parking Lot - Aida District

Name: Kuroiwatoge Parking Lot - Aida District
Address: Nishiawakura, Aida District, Okayama 707-0503, Japan, 707-0503, Japan

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住所：	Nishiawakura, Aida District, Okayama 707-0503, Japan
Postal code :	707-0503
カテゴリ：	駐車場 ,

Nishiawakura, Aida District, Okayama 707-0503, Japan

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飯	飯尾武久 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
t	take yuya on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
A	ATSUO SAWADA on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ とても綺麗な整備された登山口駐車場です。 It is a very beautiful and well-maintained trailhead parking lot.
t	t ichi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2020/5現在、林道ダルガ峰線は岡山側からここまで復旧 As of 2020/5, the forest road Dalgaho line has been restored from here on the Okayama side.
Y	Yasushi YAMAGUCHI on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 車も10台以上停められてトイレもあるので駒の尾山や後山の登山で助かってあます。ただ主線からの道は林道なので冬は雪で通りにくいと思います。 More than 10 cars are parked and there is a toilet, so it is helpful to climb Mt. Komanoo and Mt. Ushiro. However, since the road from the main line is a forest road, it will be difficult to pass in winter due to snow.
奥	奥野哲司 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 屋根があって雨でも休憩できます！建物も綺麗で、温泉の割引スタンプと道を挟んだところに山水もあります。 There is a roof so you can take a break even in the rain! The building is beautiful, and there is sansui across the road from the hot spring discount stamp.
【	【山旅バイカー】mountain_travel_biker on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2021年10/2～11/23までシャトルバスが無料で送迎してくれます。区間は駒ノ尾山～船木山登山口間です。 The shuttle bus will pick you up for free from October 2nd to November 23rd, 2021. The section is between Mt. Komanoo and Mt. Funaki.
芳	芳川裕一 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 日名倉山登山の後、駒ノ尾山登山口の下見に来ました。写真撮り忘れましたが、登山口脇に水場有ります。そのまま飲めるかどうかは分かりません。トイレはボットンで、紙は有ります。黒岩山方面に展望台があるので行ってみましたが、木が邪魔で展望有りません。黒岩山まで足を伸ばしてみようかと思いましたが、背後で雷の音がしてきたので退散しました。林道は所々すれ違い可能なところがあるものの大部分は対向できないほど道が細く、傾斜は急です。後山キャンプ場から来て、道の駅あわくランドへ降りたので、この先は分かりません。 After climbing Mt. Hinakura, I came to preview the entrance to Mt. Komanoo. I forgot to take a picture, but there is a water place beside the mountain climbing entrance. I don't know if I can drink it as it is. The toilet is botton and there is paper. There is an observatory in the direction of Mt. Kuroiwa, so I went there, but there is no view because the trees are in the way. I thought I'd try to extend my legs to Mt. Kuroiwa, but since there was a thundering sound behind me, I left. Forest roads can pass each other in some places, but most of them are so narrow that they cannot face each other and the slope is steep. I came from Ushiroyama Campground and got off at Road Station Awaku Land, so I don't know the future.