There are 568 meters long wooden path around the Hell Valley(Hell Valley Promenade), which takes 40 to 50 minutes if you go around and 20- 30 minutes to go to iron spring pond and come back.
The fog sometimes came down and sometimes cleared at the trail, and I could sometimes see the boardwalk at Tengubara below my eyes from the eastern slope of Mt. Hakuba Norikura shown in the photo.
Kurobishidaira, Kamaike Wetlands Although the sun was strong, the chilly wind was comfortable and the wooden path course with a gentle slope was particularly comfortable.
In spring, the snow melt was not very far along and part of the wooden road was covered in snow so we needed to change our route. Usually, you can proceed by trekking through the bush.
Wooden paths of about 1.5 km total length are built at the primeval garden, and rest platforms and observation platforms are also built along the wooden paths.
湿原の保護と自然観察のために設けられた木道、足元が悪い湿地帯でも快適に散策できます。
This wooden road, made to protect the wetland and make people able to observe the nature, provides us an easy walk even in the wetland where usually is wet and muddy.
Ecosystem surveys were begun in fiscal 2013, and initiatives such as forest thinning, laying of trails(wooden paths) and installation of bird-watching sheds were begun in fiscal 2016 and are slated to continue until fiscal 2019.
The wooden trail from Ushikima Marsh and Yase One towards Tenbou Marsh just finished maintenance on Oct. 26, so it was an easy walk, even with snow up to your ankle.
In the vicinity of the wooden path you will hear a comfortable babbling sound, and at the terminal point waterfall the heart will be healed by the cool air and the mysterious atmosphere.
Since this is not along the road, it is necessary to stop the car in the free parking lot of Notsuke Peninsula Nature Center and walk along the promenade(tree path) 1.3km one way.
There are two walking routes, the observation platform/ elevated wooden path with anti-brown bear electric fencing, and the other is the ground path. You will enjoy walking with the view of Sea of Okhotsk and Shiretoko mountain range, and also the vital ancient forests and huge trees.
If you walk through the 568 meters wooden path(Jigokudani Promenade), you can see"the site where Onsen is born" very closely; such as hot spring river flowing on the gray ground, white smokes everywhere, and boiling geyser.
In addition, we were able to enjoy it even though it was past the summer season, such as hypericum(photo), hakusan shajin, which was often seen in the upper and lower parts of the wooden road course, and the Takamatsu tsumugi persimmon around Happoike.
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