Excursion Onuma quasi-national park walking and local beer tasting tour tour at Hakodate

Discover the scenic Onuma Quasi-National Park, known for its picturesque island dotted lakes and majestic dormant volcano, Mount Komagatake. Drive 50 minutes to Nanae Onuma park, located at the foot of Mount Komagatake that includes Onuma, Konuma, Junsainuma and other lakes.

Onuma is the largest lake, with a circumference of 24 km and a depth of 13.6 meters. A volcanic mudflow from Mount Komagatake once caused a natural dam that blocked a stream and thus led to the formation of lake Onuma. There are 126 islets in the lake and 18 bridges connecting a select few so travelers and locals alike enjoy walking on the trails, cycling using rented bicycles, pleasure cruising, boating and canoeing.

Mount Komagatake stands close to Onuma and is the main symbol of the park. It is an independent mountain with three peaks and three craters. One of the mountain "tops" was blown away during a past eruption and is now rather steep.

After a refreshing walk in the park, enjoy the opportunity to taste local beer at local brewery nearby Onuma Quasi-National Park. Drive 50 minutes back to the pier.

Points of interests

Points of interest seen on this excursion include: Nanae Onuma Quasi-National Park, beer tasting at local brewery

Note

Please note: There significant activity involved on this trip (approximately 2 hours or more of walking) over uneven natural terrain or gravel and cobblestone, making this tour unsuitable for guests with limited mobility. Casual clothes and comfortable walking or hiking shoes are recommended, as well as a waterproof jacket.