ロッセ高原スキー場跡

There are plants and trees, and there is no ski area. This place is deep in the Hida region. There is a ranch.

Really··· Are you now returning to the state before the ski resort was built? I remember passing by for work when the ski resort was just closed. Unless there is a specific reason, it is normal to go north on National Highway 41 from the alpine bypass, but I am an abandoned road, abandoned house, and a freak road freak. I used to go back and forth looking for a road that couldn't be said. I lived in Aichi prefecture, but when I have a lot, I go back and forth several times a week on a day trip. Even though it was the time of deep autumn that year, I didn't feel any inconvenience because I just wore a windbreaker, and I passed through the morning mist near Takayama, steered to the right, and went into the mountains as usual. The first time I passed by was probably around the end of October. I have a memory of Asagiri, so I'm sure it's correct. At the site of the ski resort, which is the entrance to the deep part of Mt. Okuhida, the colors of the autumn sky and the atmosphere of the mountains were impressive. I remember spending a moment in the air of loneliness, stopping the car while there was no one. However, even though the atmosphere was good, the road was just narrow and could not be called a difficult place. After that, I turned to a steeper road, and it became fun to gradually find and go back and forth around Kamitakara Village, a road that even the residents of the high mountains going south did not know, and I think that I used it only a few times. At that time, the cableway equipment was still alive, and I think the lift chairs had been removed and collected. The terrain was like a basin surrounded by mountains, and I could see the upper part of the ski area with good visibility. Anyway, I miss you ... It's been a long time since I've been doing regular work in the direction of Okuhida, but I think I should go there once.