The scenery from the promenade along the valley allows you to feel the mystery of nature as you watch the clear stream flowing through the giant rocks and strange rocks in the green valley. The promenade is ideal as a hiking course, with cherry blossoms, maple trees, and other trees planted along the way.
In particular, about 150 cherry blossom trees, including Someiyoshino, are known as a famous spot for cherry blossom viewing, and are illuminated during the flowering period.
Address
〒519-2703 度会郡大紀町滝原２５００
Phone
0598-86-2079
Holidays
Wednesdays
Price
Oomiya Youth Travel Village Entrance fee - 300 yen
Access by public transportation
20 minutes on foot from JR Takihara Station
Access by car
About 10 minutes from the "Omiya-Odai IC" on Kisei Expressway bound for Owase on Route 42
Parking space
Available
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