Tokyo Pilgrimage Trail is a linear route from south to north along mountings in west Tokyo area.
It starts in Hakone-Yumoto station, Sizuoka and ends in Mount Hiwada Trailhead, Komahongo, Hidaka, Saitama.
Points of interests are mt. Myojingatake, mt. Kintoki, Ashigara pass., Yamakita st., mt. Hinokidake, mt. Nabewari, mt. Tonodake, mt. ... Read more
Tokyo Pilgrimage Trail is a linear route from south to north along mountings in west Tokyo area.
It starts in Hakone-Yumoto station, Sizuoka and ends in Mount Hiwada Trailhead, Komahongo, Hidaka, Saitama.
Points of interests are mt. Myojingatake, mt. Kintoki, Ashigara pass., Yamakita st., mt. Hinokidake, mt. Nabewari, mt. Tonodake, mt. Tanzawa, mt. Hirugatake, mt. Yakeyama, Aonohara, Fujino st., mt. Jinba, mt. Ichimichi, mt. Usugi, mt. Otake, mt. Mitake, Kori st., mt. Kawanori, Hinatazawa forest road, mt. Sobatsubu, Sengen pass, Urayama Dam, Chichibu st., mt. Maruyama, mt. Hiwadayama.
One can buy food and drinks in convenience stores near Yamakita st., Aonohara, Fujino st., Kori st., Chichibu st. Please note that some of them are closed at night.
This route was invented by Derin Walters: https://www.strava.com/segments/29124076
First passing was by Derin Walters and Brian Caster by May 3-5 2021: https://www.strava.com/segments/29124076
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Nice one Pavel!! Something to add to the description and history of the route: Derin's inspiration in creating it was to link together all the classical routes that TTR (Tokyo Trail Running club) uses in its events (typically ranging from 15 km to 20 km). So, shout out to Robert Self as well, as founder and leader of TTR