Orizume-dake auto campsite

Inaniwa campsite

At an altitude of 1,078m, it takes just 40 minutes to climb from the trailhead to the top, making it feel like a hike. From the top, you can see Mt. Iwate, the Kitakami Mountain Range, and the Hakkoda Federation. The sky is clear and the wind is refreshing. While driving, I would like to casually enjoy a walk in the highlands. There is Inaniwa Sanso and campsite facilities halfway up the mountain.

Inaniwa Highlands

A grassland that spreads out at the base of Mt. Inaniwa. The path through the virgin beech forest is perfect for forest bathing. A sea of ​​green grass sways in the wind. Cows and horses are grazing leisurely. Such refreshing scenery refreshes both mind and body. Time seems to move slowly here.

Mt. Orizume (mountain summit observation deck)

Mt. Oritsume is a folding screen-like mountain (852m above sea level) that separates the Pacific coast from the inland area. The Orizume course on the Ninohe side is about 8 km from the base of Tate Bridge on the Ninohe/Kunohe Line to the top, and takes about 3 hours. For this reason, we are blessed with a 360-degree panoramic view of the Hachinohe sea and the sunrise over the Pacific Ocean. Additionally, due to the large temperature difference between the coastal and inland areas, seas of clouds often occur, and you can see Mt. Iwate floating in a sea of ​​clouds from the observation deck. [Period] May to November