Hida-Osaka 200falls tour

Mitsudaki Course

It takes only 5 minutes from the parking lot to the waterfall, where you can refresh yourself with the mist of negative ions.

At Gandate Park, which serves as the starting and ending point, you can also see “Gandate,” the end of the lava flow from Mt.Ontake.

Details

Tour dates

Early April to Mid-December
※Outside the above period, Gandate Park will also be closed.

Environmental Conservation Fee

At the “Mitsudaki Promenade,” we ask for a contribution of 300 yen per person as an environmental maintenance fee.

※Middle school students and younger are free of charge.

Course Detail

The Mitsudaki Trail features three cascading waterfalls: the lower falls (5m), middle falls (11m), and upper falls (6m).

Starting from Gandate Park, it’s just a 5-minute walk to the first waterfall viewing spot, Takimi Bridge, where you can see both the lower and middle falls from a distance. You can easily enjoy the falls here without heavy gear.

Continuing upstream from Takimi Bridge, you’ll find a walking trail that allows you to explore all three waterfalls. The trail is mostly flat and well-maintained with wooden paths, cobblestones, and metal walkways. However, be prepared to climb over 200 stairs if you venture further upstream.

＊Please note that on rainy days, the metal walkways can become slippery, especially during descent. Exercise caution, especially if the footing is unstable.

Itinerary

The following schedule is just a guideline. Please participate with enough time and energy to spare.