Hakone Mt. Kintoki and Sengokuhara, Pampas Grassland Trekking Tour

Experience the natural and cultural beauty of Hakone with a trek up Mount Kintoki, the tallest peak in the area at 1,212 meters. This trail combines breathtaking views of Mount Fuji with the fascinating history of Kintoki Sakata, a legendary samurai hero said to have been born here. The hike is accessible yet rewarding, taking about 1 hour and 45 minutes to reach the summit and 1 hour and 15 minutes to descend. At the top, enjoy a rest at small shops and facilities while soaking in the scenic surroundings.

After your hike, explore the Hakone Wet Flower Garden, where a variety of wildflowers from Hakone and beyond bloom. Hakone’s volcanic landscape and abundant greenery make it a unique geopark, home to rare plants and animals. The area also offers a variety of attractions, including cruises on Lake Ashi, a ropeway overlooking Owakudani Valley, and cultural sites such as art museums.

Tour Highlights

• Trek to Mount Kintoki, Hakone's highest peak

• Stunning views of Mount Fuji from the summit

• Explore the legendary birthplace of Kintoki Sakata

• Visit Hakone Wet Flower Garden with seasonal blooms

• Experience Hakone's unique volcanic landscapes and wildlife

• Convenient access from Tokyo for a nature-filled day trip

What’s Covered

• English-speaking guide

• Winter equipment (light crampons)

• Accident coverage under company policy

• Round-trip bus from Shinjuku

• Alternative Hakone entry fees if trek canceled

What’s Extra

• Transportation to meeting point

• Lunch

• Winter equipment rental

• Accidents from participant negligence

Essentials to Know Before Booking

• You will receive an e-voucher via email; show it at the specified meeting point.

• Always follow the guide’s safety instructions during the activity. The company cannot be held responsible for accidents caused by not adhering to the guidelines.

• The tour duration is an estimate and may vary based on conditions or group size.

• This tour is offered in English only.

• Wear sturdy footwear like hiking or trail-running shoes for uneven paths.

• Bring a backpack capable of holding at least 7 kg, including essentials like water and rain gear.

• Trekking poles are optional but can enhance your hiking experience if you bring them.

• If bad weather is expected, the tour will shift to an alternative itinerary featuring the Narukawa Art Museum and the Hakone Barrier.

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