Recommended autumn leaves spots around Urabandai

Michelin Green Guide 1 star in 2016. A general term for many lakes such as Bishamon-numa, Akanuma, Midoronuma, Ryunuma, Bentennuma, Rurinuma, Aonuma, etc. You can also enjoy rowing boats at the largest "Bishamon Marsh". Depending on the swamp, it is said to be a "mysterious lake" in a mysterious place where the colors are different from emerald green, cobalt blue, turquoise blue, emerald blue, and pastel blue. In particular, Aonuma shows a beautiful color that does not seem to have been created by nature.
"Goshiki-numa" because you can see various colors, not the five swamps. It looks a little different every day, so it is recommended to visit each season.

This valley is located at the headwaters of the Nakatsugawa River flowing into Lake Akimoto, and has a waterfall, rapids, cliffs, and primeval forests for about 10 km, creating an unexplored mood. You can see the whole picture from the top of the bridge, but you can also descend from the promenade to the valley.

Nakasenuma Observatory is one of Urabandai's most famous view spots.

The Nakasenuma Exploration Road while looking at Rengenuma is a convenient walking course for clockwise, counterclockwise, and 30 minutes per turn.

During the Warring States period, it is a road leading to Shirafu Pass, which was exceeded by foot or horse in the battle between Yonezawa and Aizu in Yamagata Prefecture. It is 17.8 km between Shirafu Takayu and Haya Inazawa. If you go up and down the road with continuous hairpin curves while overlooking Mount Bandai, you will open the view of Lake Hibara. The view spot is "Higashibachi Seven Belts" on the way.

A road that connects Bandai Kogen, which is dotted with lakes and marshes of various sizes, and Aizu, which is full of historical romance.

You will be fascinated by the cliffs of the Mount Bandai explosion crater, which can be said to be the symbol of Bandai-Asahi National Park, Lake Inawashiro like a postcard, and the breathtaking view of nature every time you visit.