일본‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산길

6번째 역에 도착하면 길이 더 가파르고 험해지기 시작합니다. 다른 더 높은 산장에서는 200엔인 화장실 가격이 300엔으로 조금 비싼 편입니다. 정상 꼭대기에서만 다시 300엔을 내야 합니다.

초보 로드 사이클리스트들이 도전해 볼 만한 길고 연속적인 완만한 오르막입니다. 휴식을 취할 수 있는 장소가 많습니다. 시작 근처에 있는 메가네 다리를 꼭 확인하고 자전거와 함께 셀카를 찍으세요!

the highest paved mountain pass in Japan. It stands at 2716 m above the see level, can get windy and cold.

Amazing snow walls can be seen in the end of April and the beginning of May. One of the best hill climb routes in Nagano.

Shibu Pass is a well-known mountain pass in Japan, located at an elevation of 2,172 meters and representing the highest point of any national highway in Japan. National Highway 292, which runs through the Shiga Kogen region, offers cyclists a challenge and breathtaking views. The climb from Kusatsu to Shibu Pass is approximately 20 km long and offers an average gradient of 5-6%. The maximum gradient is 11%, making the ride even more challenging. The road is paved and provides a good surface for cycling. The gradients are challenging, but the views are breathtaking. The ride to Shibu Pass offers breathtaking mountain scenery and a variety of natural attractions. The Shiga Kogen region is known for its volcanic activity and offers a unique landscape. Shibu Pass is a highlight for cyclists and a must-see for anyone looking for a challenge. The views from Shibu Pass are breathtaking and offer views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

The Norikura Pass, at an elevation of 2,716 meters, was a highlight of the tour and offered breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. The nearby Norikura Kogen parking lot, at an elevation of approximately 2,710 meters, is known as Japan's highest bus station and offers impressive views of the surrounding mountains.

The Tsuetsuki Pass (Japanese: 杖突峠, Tsuetsuki-tōge) is a mountain pass in Japan, located in Nagano Prefecture. The pass is known for its scenic beauty and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The Tsuetsuki Pass has an elevation of approximately 1,247 meters above sea level. It is a popular destination for hikers and cyclists who want to experience the beauty of Japanese nature. Approaching the pass from the south, it is approximately 9 kilometers long with an average gradient of 4%, but a maximum gradient of 12%.

Riding National Route 152 up to Tsuetsuki-tōge (1,247 m) is the longest and hardest climb on the Akiha Kodō pilgrimage route. On a winding two-lane stretch of 6 kilometers, you must gain 390 meters in elevation. One kilometer before the pass there is a rest stop (Tōge-no-chaya) with a café, a soba noodle restaurant, and a stunning view of the Suwa basin. On some days there is considerable motorized traffic. Cars and trucks will be over taking you fast, so this climb is not for the faint of heart.