Explore Onomichi’s Hidden Charms - Walk through nostalgic hillside trails and historic streets rich in culture and scenic beauty.
<Features>
- A popular hiking destination visited by many local mountain YouTubers.
- Enjoy ever-changing seasonal scenery, offering a fresh experience each time.
- Beginner-friendly trails, ideal for first-time hikers looking for an enjoyable challenge.
- Spectacular views of the bullet trains passing through the Hinoura Tunnel from the mountaintop.
- Unique geological formations like Hell Rock (Jigoku Iwa) and Demon’s Washing Rock.
<Itinerary>
9:00 am
Meet your guide at JR Kaitaichi Station.
9:15 am
Walk to the A course trailhead.
9:30 am
Start hiking to Mt. Hinoura.
10:15 am
Arrive at the Hell Rock, a good photo spot.
10:40 am
Arrive at the summit. Take a break and enjoy the breathtaking views.
11:10 am
Start the descent.
12:00 pm
Arrive at JR Kaitaichi Station. The tour ends at the station.
【overview】
Discover the natural beauty of Mt. Hinoura, a scenic Satoyama (village mountain) offering breathtaking views and a tranquil hiking experience. This beginner-friendly hike offers stunning views of Hiroshima City, the Seto Inland Sea, and Miyajima Island, as well as a unique sight of the bullet train emerging from the Hinoura Tunnel—the last tunnel on the bullet train route from Tokyo and Osaka.
Along the way, encounter seasonal landscapes, listen to the sounds of chirping birds, and explore fascinating rock formations like the Demon’s Washing Rock and Hell Rock (Jigoku Iwa). The route is well-designed for beginners, making it a perfect outdoor adventure to refresh both mind and body.
INFORMATION
- date
- every day
- Start time
- 9:00am
- Travel time
- 3h
- Number of participants
- 1 to 4 people
- price
- ¥29,400 per person
¥15,000 per person with 2
¥10,800 per person with 3
- Meeting place
- Kaitaichi Station
- address
- 20 Shinmachi, Kaita-cho, Aki-gun, Hiroshima Prefecture, 736-0068
- Phone Number
- 080-7002-9772
- email address
- mytravelbuddy2024.japan@gmail.com
- Website
- Supported Languages
- English