This time, we will introduce you to the Sudare no Taki Waterfall in Muroran City. It is said that this waterfall is located at the foot of Mt. Muroran at an elevation of 911m, but it is not an athletic waterfall that roars and slams, but rather a modest waterfall that gently flows out of the ground.
We parked our car at the parking lot of "Danpara Park," or Muroran-dake Sanroku Sogo Park, and entered the trail of Muroran-dake. (*This has nothing to do with the main story, but I heard it stands for "Danpara = Family Danran Paradise.)
After walking for a while again with a stone inscribed with "God" on your left, you will see a hut with a cute red triangular roof. There are two trails starting from this lodge named "Shiratori Hutte," the "Natsudo Course" to the right and the "Nishi Ridge Course" to the left, but make no mistake, the waterfall is on the "Nishi Ridge Course.
Look for the pink tape leading to the waterfall!
On the left side of the gradually descending trail, in the woods, you will see pink tape marking the path to the waterfall. Be careful not to miss the pink color tied to a tree, as overlooking this will lead you to the summit of Mt.
Our destination, Sudare Falls, is a hidden gem that few people in the know have yet to visit. Therefore, the path is often not russeted. Snow is often piled up on top of bamboo grass and scrub, and shoes tend to get buried in the snow, wasting your energy. In such cases, snowshoes make it much easier to walk.
After walking along a trackless path, dotted with fox tracks and trees whose bark has been torn off by deer, you will come across a river called the Petotl River. Naturally, the river is very cold in winter. The river is not very wide, but you will have to cross it several times, so be sure not to fall in.
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I visited the Sudare Falls, a mini icefall that appears only during winter on Mt!｜Domingo
Starting from the trailhead of Mt!
This time, we will introduce you to the Sudare no Taki Waterfall in Muroran City. It is said that this waterfall is located at the foot of Mt. Muroran at an elevation of 911m, but it is not an athletic waterfall that roars and slams, but rather a modest waterfall that gently flows out of the ground.
We parked our car at the parking lot of "Danpara Park," or Muroran-dake Sanroku Sogo Park, and entered the trail of Muroran-dake. (*This has nothing to do with the main story, but I heard it stands for "Danpara = Family Danran Paradise.)
After walking for a while again with a stone inscribed with "God" on your left, you will see a hut with a cute red triangular roof. There are two trails starting from this lodge named "Shiratori Hutte," the "Natsudo Course" to the right and the "Nishi Ridge Course" to the left, but make no mistake, the waterfall is on the "Nishi Ridge Course.
Look for the pink tape leading to the waterfall!
On the left side of the gradually descending trail, in the woods, you will see pink tape marking the path to the waterfall. Be careful not to miss the pink color tied to a tree, as overlooking this will lead you to the summit of Mt.
Our destination, Sudare Falls, is a hidden gem that few people in the know have yet to visit. Therefore, the path is often not russeted. Snow is often piled up on top of bamboo grass and scrub, and shoes tend to get buried in the snow, wasting your energy. In such cases, snowshoes make it much easier to walk.
After walking along a trackless path, dotted with fox tracks and trees whose bark has been torn off by deer, you will come across a river called the Petotl River. Naturally, the river is very cold in winter. The river is not very wide, but you will have to cross it several times, so be sure not to fall in.
The winter army has suddenly begun to take over Hokkaido. It is tempting to stay at home and warm up, but one of Hokkaido's charms is its scenery, which can only be seen in winter. So, pack extra warm clothes and head out to see some of Hokkaido's most breathtaking sights!
Starting from the trailhead of Mt!
This time, we will introduce you to the Sudare no Taki Waterfall in Muroran City. It is said that this waterfall is located at the foot of Mt. Muroran at an elevation of 911m, but it is not an athletic waterfall that roars and slams, but rather a modest waterfall that gently flows out of the ground.
We parked our car at the parking lot of "Danpara Park," or Muroran-dake Sanroku Sogo Park, and entered the trail of Muroran-dake. (*This has nothing to do with the main story, but I heard it stands for "Danpara = Family Danran Paradise.)
After walking for a while again with a stone inscribed with "God" on your left, you will see a hut with a cute red triangular roof. There are two trails starting from this lodge named "Shiratori Hutte," the "Natsudo Course" to the right and the "Nishi Ridge Course" to the left, but make no mistake, the waterfall is on the "Nishi Ridge Course.
Look for the pink tape leading to the waterfall!
On the left side of the gradually descending trail, in the woods, you will see pink tape marking the path to the waterfall. Be careful not to miss the pink color tied to a tree, as overlooking this will lead you to the summit of Mt.
Our destination, Sudare Falls, is a hidden gem that few people in the know have yet to visit. Therefore, the path is often not russeted. Snow is often piled up on top of bamboo grass and scrub, and shoes tend to get buried in the snow, wasting your energy. In such cases, snowshoes make it much easier to walk.
After walking along a trackless path, dotted with fox tracks and trees whose bark has been torn off by deer, you will come across a river called the Petotl River. Naturally, the river is very cold in winter. The river is not very wide, but you will have to cross it several times, so be sure not to fall in.
