Hiking in Hakone, which is located in the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, lets you enjoy natural beauty, historic sites, and more.
Courses are situated in Owakudani, which bears the traces of Mount Hakone’s volcanic activity, and the peaks of Tonotake, Myojogatake, Myojingatake, and Mount Kintoki on the Outer Caldera of Hakone.
Ridge walking is also popular, with winding courses leading from Otome Pass or Nagao Pass to Mt. Mikuni and Hakone Pass.
The center of the caldera has the peaks of Mt. Kamiyama, Mt. Komagatake, and Mt. Kanmurigatake.
You can select courses according to your level of physical strength. The area is also popular with hikers.
The best season for hiking lasts from April to December.
Please enjoy these courses together with the beautiful changing scenery of the four seasons.
Courses are situated in Owakudani, which bears the traces of Mount Hakone’s volcanic activity, and the peaks of Tonotake, Myojogatake, Myojingatake, and Mount Kintoki on the Outer Caldera of Hakone.
Ridge walking is also popular, with winding courses leading from Otome Pass or Nagao Pass to Mt. Mikuni and Hakone Pass.
The center of the caldera has the peaks of Mt. Kamiyama, Mt. Komagatake, and Mt. Kanmurigatake.
You can select courses according to your level of physical strength. The area is also popular with hikers.
The best season for hiking lasts from April to December.
Please enjoy these courses together with the beautiful changing scenery of the four seasons.