Sudare waterfalls - Sendai

I went when there was a large amount of water after the rain, but I did not become a line of layers like a sore, so I think it is difficult to choose a time. The dirt on the road is also poorly maintained and full of holes, and trees, grass, and ivy are overgrown.

The forest road until you reach it is not well maintained, so you have to be careful enough ?

It is a quiet waterfall where the water falls like licking the rock surface.

The waterfall is very refreshing and you can touch the water when you go down. Negative ions are overflowing. People who come here by car need to be prepared to scratch their bodies with branches and leaves. The road is bumpy. There is no open space and it is difficult to stop.

It was difficult to go all-you-can-eat with narrow grass and branches, but when I arrived, I was able to meet a quiet waterfall that was as gentle as silk.

It's a very beautiful and cool place. I arrived at Cross Cub 110, but the road up to this point was a very steep and rough road. Four-wheeled vehicles are still good, but two-wheeled vehicles are tough unless they are off-road motorcycles.

I've seen the waterfall ? I tried to attack from the forest road beside the Izumi Botanical Garden, I was able to go with 2WD Suzuki Solio, but I recommend visiting with 4WD as other people's reviews say. There are some parts that have collapsed on the way, and there are also puddles. The waterfall itself was beautiful although the amount of water was small (• ‿ •).

A waterfall along the forest road round course of Nanakita Dam. If you come by a regular car, there is a high probability that you will get stuck, so you should come by Jimny or an off-road car. As you can see only a little from the road as shown in the third photo, be careful not to overlook it. It was a type of waterfall that you rarely see when water flows through a rocky area that draws a natural curve. There is no big difference from either clockwise or counterclockwise. Almost all roads were unpaved and steep cliffs, and there were some collapsed parts, so 70% of the roads were covered with grass in the summer and it was difficult to see, so if you do not notice the collapsed parts, you will fall. I think. There are also bear warning boards all over the place, and I was struck by two wild boars. [Winter addition] I marched in the snow from Nanakita Dam Park and went to take pictures. Normally, if you come here, you will go to Izumigaoka, but I will write it for reference. It is 3.7km one way, and snow has been removed up to the Izumi Potanic Garden, but after that, Russell is required without snow removal. I went with more than 30 cm of snow, but snowshoes were essential. Basically, you can't get lost on a straight road, but the 2.4km snow march is pretty tough if you're not used to it. Sometimes I stopped and took pictures, but it took three and a half hours for a round trip. As expected, the waterfall was frozen to some extent and turned into an icicle, but due to the continuous high temperature, the sound of collapse sometimes echoed during shooting. A waterfall was flowing on the left side and an icefall was formed on the right side, but if you look closely, you can see that water is flowing along the ice. Unless you're a winter climber, you won't be able to come in the middle, but it may be easier to go after a few cold days, although it doesn't snow. If there is snow, the sun may not hit at all in some places, and there is a high risk of stacking, and in the worst case you will not be able to come back, so be sure to check the road surface conditions exactly.