See & Do
The Kyoto Trail -Distance yourself from the city ー
See & Do
The Kyoto Trail -Distance yourself from the city ー

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The 'My second hometown' project, through the free magazine Enjoy Kyoto and its affiliated website, is aimed at showing foreign visitors the deeper charms of this amazing city.
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The 'My second hometown' project, through the free magazine Enjoy Kyoto and its affiliated website, is aimed at showing foreign visitors the deeper charms of this amazing city.
Higashiyama Course
(Fushimi Momoyama—Shōgunzuka—Philosopher’s Walk—Mt. Hiei) Approx. 34.1 km

Kitayama Eastern Course
(Mt. Hiei—Ōhara—Kurama and Ninose) Approx. 17.9 km

Kitayama Western Course
(Kurama and Ninose—Himuro—Sawanoike—Sanbi and Kiyotaki) Approx. 19.3 km

Nishiyama Course
(Sanbi and Kiyotaki—Toriimoto—Togetsukyō Bridge—Mt. Matsuo-yama—Kamikatsura) Approx. 12.3 km
The starting point of this course, Kiyotaki, is one of the best places in Kyoto for viewing autumn foliage. From there it follows a riverside path down to Arashiyama. Recommended for families.

Keihoku Course
(Hosono—Ōmori—Yamaguni—Yuge—Kumata—Hosono and Yamaguni—Kuroda) Approx. 49 km (not including the Yamaguni-Kuroda segment)

In order to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, we ask for your cooperation with the following:
1. Do not hike in large groups. Maintain sufficient distance from other hikers when resting.
2. Always wear a mask in crowded spaces.
3. Drink plenty of fluids to avoid heatstroke and dehydration.
4. Stay away from the trail if you are unwell (including a temperature that is higher than normal, chills, fatigue, difficulty breathing, or coughing).
Your life may be put at risk and unnecessary burden placed on rescue and medical services if you develop COVID-19 symptoms while on the trail.
For more information about Kyoto Circuit Trail go to:
https://ja.kyoto.travel/tourism/article/trail/ (Japanese)
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http://enjoy-kyoto.net/The 'My second hometown' project, through the free magazine Enjoy Kyoto and its affiliated website, is aimed at showing foreign visitors the deeper charms of this amazing city.