国見山

Mount Kunimi is about 300 meters above sea level. From the top of the mountain, you can see the city of Kyoto that spreads across the confluence of the Kizu, Uji, and Katsura rivers, and beyond that, you can see the exceptionally high mountain range of Hira and Hiei. You can also see how the Yodo River flows south between the Ito Shimizu Hatogamine and Tennozan, dividing the river into Settsu and Kawachi. On a clear day, you can see Mt. Rokko and the white glowing Osaka Bay, and the cool breeze that crosses the Osaka plains makes you feel sweaty. At the end of the road leading to Hotani, there is the Municipal Outdoor Activity Center, which is a hiking course for Shirahataike, Konosan, and Kuroundoike. .. From the direction of Tsuda, there is a well-maintained mountain trail, and on the way, a wood deck is installed at a perfect position to look up at the cherry blossoms, so you can enjoy a forest bath.

There is a signpost from Tsuda Station, so don't get lost! A step course with a gentle course mowing low mountains A popular mountain where people often come You can climb with children in one hour from Tsuda Station The top is 2 benches, 180 degree panorama You can understand by listening to people Kids and outdoors in a mountain climbing sento garden day camp while barbecue (My Tree Kansai Outdoor Activity Diary) Kinki Twitter, Facebook

Even if you walk slowly from the parking lot, you will arrive in 20 minutes. The view from Kyoto to Sakai is good.

It is a hiking course that is so close to the local area that some elderly people take a walk with their dog.

Although the points were deducted because the steel towers and trees obstructed the view, it is a superb view point where you can enjoy the night view from Hokusetsu to Kyoto. We have uploaded a video on youtube, so please refer to it when you visit to see what kind of night view you can enjoy.

Mt. Kunimi is about 300m above sea level. It is said that there was Tsuda Castle built by Masanobu Tsuda, about 500 years ago (at the end of the 15th century). The southeastern part of the mountain is the mountain range that follows Yamato, and the Kizu River can be seen flowing north through the Minamiyamashiro Plain that extends to the east. Beyond the mountains, you can see Mt. Jubu, which leads to Mt. Kasagi. Kasajubusen The city of Kyoto spreads out from the confluence of the Kizu, Uji, and Katsura rivers, and beyond that you can see the exceptionally high mountains of Hira and Hiei. The Yodo River flows south from between Hatogamine and Mt. Tenno, and divides Settsu and Kawachi into two. On a good day, you can see Mt. Rokko and the glowing white Osaka Bay in the downstream direction. The cool breeze that crosses both the Settsu and Kawachi plains feels good on sweaty skin. There is a municipal outdoor activity center in the direction of Hotani, and it is a hiking course from the middle to the direction of Shirahata Pond, Mt. Koya, and Kurondo Pond. There is a well-maintained mountain trail in the direction of Tsuda, and on the way, "a wooden deck is set up in a perfect position to look up at the wild cherry blossoms, and you can enjoy forest bathing. To climb from the "west" of Mt. Kunimi, go up the branch road from the first water spot on the main road (ridge road). It's a steep climb, and there is Meotoiwa on the way.

The noise of Dainikeihan is a concern near the trailhead, but if you enter a little, it will become a quiet trail.