Route MAP of the Miyanoura-dake course

Here is the route of the Miyanoura-dake course at an elevation of 1,936 meters.
(1) Yodogawa (Yodo River) trailhead (1,365 meters above sea level)

The Miyanoura-dake course begins at the Yodogawa trailhead. At first, hard stairs continue.
(2) Yodogawa Hut (elevation: 1380 m)
From the Yodogawa trailhead, it takes about 50 minutes to reach the Yodogawa Hut, a mountain lodge.
There are restrooms and water stations, so take a short break surrounded by beautiful greenery.
(3) Takaban-dake Observatory (elevation: 1600 m)

Another 60 minutes up the mountain is the Takaban-dake Observatory. From this place, you can see the cut tofu-likeTof rockYou can hope for a
(4) Hanano River (elevation: 1630 m)

The Hananoe River is the southernmost high-altitude marshland in Japan.Valuable area where wetland plants can be found.The view of Mt.
It is about 50 minutes from the Mt. Takaban Viewing Platform.
(5) Touisekidaira, Touiseki Iwaya (elevation: 1680 m)
Tateishidaira can be seen from Mt. Kuromi and, weather permitting, the summit of Mt. Miyanoura and even the East China Sea.
The Throwing Stone Rockery is a large granite rock lying on its side,A place to take shelter from the rainIt is.Mountain weather is very changeable.Therefore, please take all possible measures to protect yourself from rain and cold.
It is forest up to this point and steep slope ahead.
(6) Mt. Kurio summit (elevation: 1867 m)
After about 95 minutes of climbing from Tōseki Iwaya, grabbing yakuza, you will see a sign that reads "Kurio-dake" (くりお岳).
We are almost to the summit!
(7) Summit of Mt. Miyanoura (elevation: 1936 m)

After climbing for about 15 minutes from the summit of Mt. Kurio, you will reach the summit of Mt.
if the weather is fineA spectacular view of Sakurajima and Mt. Kaimondake and a sense of accomplishmentYou will surely be impressed by the