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Best trails in Myogi Arafune Sakukogen Quasi-National Park

Best trails in Myogi Arafune Sakukogen Quasi-National Park

4.1(49 reviews)

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Want to find the best trails in Myogi Arafune Sakukogen Quasi-National Park for an adventurous hike or a family trip? AllTrails has 9 great trails for hiking and walking and more. Enjoy hand-curated trail maps, along with reviews and photos from nature lovers like you. Ready for your next adventure? Trails in this park range from 475 to 3,287 feet of elevation gain. Whatever you have planned for the day, you can find the perfect trail for your next trip to Myogi Arafune Sakukogen Quasi-National Park.

Top trails

  1. #1 - Minenochaya - Shiraito Falls

    4.6(28)
    ·Moderate
    ·3.9 mi
    ·Est. 1.5–2 hr
    Minenochaya - Shiraito Falls (峰の茶屋バス停 - 白糸の滝) From the Minenochaya bus stop, you will head for the scenic Shiraito Falls. There are trekking courses in the vicinity, and it is possible to extend the trek to the Ryugaeshi Falls or Mikasa area.

  2. #2 - Mount Myogi: Mount Soma - Myogi Shrine

    4.9(7)
    ·Hard
    ·3.1 mi
    Mount Myogi (妙義山) is one of the representative mountains in Gunma prefecture and also part of the Jomo Sanzan (上毛三山) (the rests are Akagi and Haruna). Known for the stunning natural landscapes created by the rough rocks on the surface. Mount Myogi is the general name for multiple peaks. This hiking course leads you from Myogi Shrine to Mount Tengu Iwayama and then Mount Soma. Many climbers visit this area on a clear day.

  3. #3 - Minenochaya - Mount Koasama - Shiraito Falls

    3.6(4)
    ·Moderate
    ·6.1 mi
    ·Est. 3–3.5 hr
    Minenochaya - Mount Koasama - Shiraito Falls (峰の茶屋バス停 - 小浅間山 - 白糸の滝) From the Minenochaya bus stop, this trail goes up Mount Koasama and heads to the scenic Shiraito Falls. You can enjoy snowshoeing on this mountain in winter, and from the top, you can have panoramic views of the dynamic Mount Asama.

  4. #4 - Myogi Shrine - Okunoin Loop

    5.0(4)
    ·Hard
    ·1.9 mi
    ·Est. 2–2.5 hr
    Myogi Shrine - Okunoin Loop (妙義神社 - 奥の院ループ) This route takes you to the historic Myogi Shrine and the inner sanctuary. The slope on the trail is steep, and the chains and rocky terrain make it suitable for advanced climbers. Make sure you have the proper equipment for this climb.

  5. #5 - Mount Arafune Loop

    4.0(1)
    ·Moderate
    ·6.9 mi
    ·Est. 4–4.5 hr
    Mount Arafune Loop (荒船山ループ) Mount Arafune is known for its mountain form with its impressive flat top and gorgeous sheer cliffs. The views from the rock called Tomoiwa at the northern end of the mountain are spectacular. Although there is no view from the top, it is also known for its beautiful autumn leaves. This loop route begins from the Arafuneyama trailhead near the Uchiyama Pass parking lot. Note: there have been reports of wasp and bear sightings in the mountains, so please be careful.

  6. #6 - Uchiyama Pass - Mount Arafune

    2.4(2)
    ·Moderate
    ·5.3 mi
    ·Est. 3–3.5 hr
    Uchiyama Pass - Mount Arafune (内山峠 - 荒船山) Mount Arafune is known for its mountain form with its impressive flat top and gorgeous sheer cliffs. The views from the rock called Tomoiwa at the northern end of the mountain are spectacular. Although there is no view from the top, it is also known for its beautiful autumn leaves. This route begins from the Arafuneyama trailhead near the Uchiyama Pass parking lot. It is well maintained and is suitable for beginners. Note: there have been reports...

  7. #7 - Omote Myogi Traverse Course

    Hard
    ·5.4 mi
    Omote Myogi Traverse Course (表妙義縦走コース) This route traverses Mount Myogi's Omote Myog ridge, known for the sheer rock walls. The mountain is one of Japan's three major rare scenic spots. The course has a series of sheer cliffs with chains and difficult sections with poor footholds, so only experienced and skilled climbers can attempt it.

  8. #8 - Mount Arafune: Tatsuiwa Course

    Hard
    ·5.2 mi
    Mount Arafune: Tatsuiwa Course (荒船山: 立岩直登コース) This route has steep climbs, chains, and poor footing. The trail is not well-marked in some places, so it is suitable for experienced intermediate climbers and above who can confirm the route and understand the terrain.

  9. #9 - Arafune Onsen - Mount Arafune

    Hard
    ·9.0 mi
    ·Est. 6.5–7 hr
    Arafune Onsen - Mount Arafune (荒船温泉 - 荒船山) Commencing from Arafune Onsen (Arafune no yu), this hike heads to Mount Arafune, known for the impressive mountain form with sheer cliffs and flatted top part. Although there is no view from the top, the views from the rock called Tomoiwa at the northern end of the mountain are spectacular. Note: there have been reports of wasp and bear sightings in the mountains, so please be careful.
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Frequently asked questions

Where is the best place to hike in Myogi Arafune Sakukogen Quasi-National Park?

According to users from AllTrails.com, the best place to hike in Myogi Arafune Sakukogen Quasi-National Park is Minenochaya - Shiraito Falls, which has a 4.6 star rating from 28 reviews. This trail is 3.9 mi long with an elevation gain of 475 ft.

What is the longest trail in Myogi Arafune Sakukogen Quasi-National Park?

According to AllTrails.com, the longest trail in Myogi Arafune Sakukogen Quasi-National Park is Arafune Onsen - Mount Arafune. This trail is estimated to be 9.0 mi long.

How many trails are in Myogi Arafune Sakukogen Quasi-National Park?

There are 9 trails in Myogi Arafune Sakukogen Quasi-National Park.These trails have an average 4.1-star ratingfrom 49 AllTrails community reviews.

Which trail has the most elevation gain in Myogi Arafune Sakukogen Quasi-National Park?

Arafune Onsen - Mount Arafune has the most elevation gain with 3,287 ft of total ascent. The park's runner-up is Omote Myogi Traverse Course, which has 2,910 ft of elevation gain.