Day 03.2 Pizza-la To Seibuen Via Sewerage Museum
Details
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Activity: Walking -
Distance: 4.72 mi
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Average duration: 2h 15
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Difficulty: Not specified
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Back to start: No
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Ascent: + 108 ft
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Descent: - 72 ft
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Highest point: 374 ft
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Lowest point: 256 ft
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Country: Japan
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Start: N 35.7184° / E 139.46495°
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End: N 35.7681° / E 139.44274°
Waypoints
- S : mi 0 - alt. 282 ft
- 1 : mi 0.81 - alt. 276 ft - Turn left at 小川町(交差点) onto 青梅街道/都道5号 (signs for Ome)
- 2 : mi 0.87 - alt. 272 ft - Turn right at 小川町(交差点) onto 府中街道/都道16号
- 3 : mi 1.93 - alt. 259 ft - Turn left onto 多摩湖自転車道
- 4 : mi 1.93 - alt. 259 ft - Continue straight to stay on 多摩湖自転車道
- 5 : mi 2.05 - alt. 269 ft - Continue straight to stay on 多摩湖自転車道
- 6 : mi 2.12 - alt. 269 ft - Turn left
- 7 : mi 2.18 - alt. 272 ft - Turn right
- 8 : mi 2.2 - alt. 276 ft - Turn left
- 9 : mi 2.24 - alt. 285 ft - Turn right
- 10 : mi 2.32 - alt. 269 ft - Turn left
- 11 : mi 2.34 - alt. 269 ft - Turn right
- 12 : mi 2.37 - alt. 262 ft - Turn left
- 13 : mi 2.57 - alt. 272 ft - Turn right
- 14 : mi 2.6 - alt. 276 ft - Turn left
- 15 : mi 2.68 - alt. 289 ft - Turn right
- 16 : mi 2.74 - alt. 282 ft - Turn left
- 17 : mi 2.84 - alt. 262 ft - Slight right
- 18 : mi 2.9 - alt. 269 ft - Continue straight to stay on 多摩湖自転車道
- 19 : mi 3.01 - alt. 269 ft - Slight left to stay on 多摩湖自転車道
- 20 : mi 3.25 - alt. 289 ft - Continue straight to stay on 多摩湖自転車道
- 21 : mi 3.35 - alt. 292 ft - Continue straight to stay on 多摩湖自転車道
- 22 : mi 3.43 - alt. 295 ft - Slight right
- 23 : mi 3.47 - alt. 295 ft - Turn left toward 多摩湖自転車道
- 24 : mi 3.47 - alt. 295 ft - Turn right onto 多摩湖自転車道
- 25 : mi 3.68 - alt. 295 ft - Turn right onto 多摩湖通り
- 26 : mi 3.73 - alt. 315 ft - Turn right
- 27 : mi 3.74 - alt. 325 ft - Turn left
- 28 : mi 3.76 - alt. 328 ft - Turn right
- 29 : mi 3.94 - alt. 367 ft - Slight left
- 30 : mi 4.01 - alt. 364 ft - Turn right
- 31 : mi 4.02 - alt. 364 ft - Slight left
- 32 : mi 4.04 - alt. 364 ft - Turn left
- 33 : mi 4.05 - alt. 364 ft - Turn right
- 34 : mi 4.5 - alt. 354 ft - Turn right
- 35 : mi 4.51 - alt. 354 ft - Turn left
- 36 : mi 4.55 - alt. 367 ft - Turn right
- 37 : mi 4.57 - alt. 364 ft - Slight left
- 38 : mi 4.63 - alt. 338 ft - Turn left
- 39 : mi 4.65 - alt. 338 ft - Turn left
- 40 : mi 4.66 - alt. 335 ft - Turn right
- 41 : mi 4.68 - alt. 328 ft - Turn left
- 42 : mi 4.69 - alt. 325 ft - Turn right
- 43 : mi 4.7 - alt. 318 ft - Turn right
- 44 : mi 4.7 - alt. 318 ft - Turn left
- E : mi 4.72 - alt. 308 ft
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The route alternates between steady climbs, more technical passages and rolling sections, offering a balanced and varied outing.
Ideal for active hiking, trail discovery or hill training in a natural environment easily accessible from Tokyo.
Best enjoyed in dry weather; some sections may be slippery after rain.
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The route is well marked and signposted at all intersections.
Important: the Japanese names are given in one of the photos; you will need them to follow the signs.
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Mount Ōyama
This hike up Mount Ōyama is a popular day trip from Tokyo that combines mountain scenery, cultural sites, and panoramic views. Starting from the Oyama Cable Bus Stop, hikers can either take a cable car or climb through forested paths and stone steps to reach Ōyama Afuri Shrine. From there, the trail continues to the summit, with opportunities to enjoy views of Mount Fuji and the surrounding region. After reaching the peak, hikers can either retrace their steps or descend the opposite side of the mountain toward Hinata, where views of Tokyo accompany much of the descent. Overall, it's a moderately challenging hike that blends nature, history, spectacular viewpoints, and many many steps!
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