HAKONE
The Hakone shortlist.
The 5 hakone hachiri hiking tours travellers book most around Hakone. What each one includes, who operates it, and the price before you click through.
Hike Hakone Hachiri on the old Tokaido route with a small-group guide, cedar avenue shade, tea-house amazake, and lake views.
“Our adult family very much enjoyed learning the history, culture and natural beauty of the area while trekking along an ancient highway. Our guide, Tony was nothing short of outstanding in his knowledge and his attention to each person in our group.”
Hike Japan Heritage Hakone Hachiri with a certified mountain guide. Edo-era roads, Lake Ashi views, Mt Fuji angles, Mishima finish.
“Aki was knowledgeable, kind, and a wonderful host. He also took many photos of us as a family. The best!!”
Hike Hakone’s outer caldera rim from Sengokuhara to Mt. Marudake, then unwind at a Togendai onsen with Fuji views when weather cooperates.
“This was a great day's hike. Good views and a very interesting and patient guide. I think it's best for active families or individuals and there is uneven terrain but it was delightful day. We are glad we did the hike even though it was foggy and we couldn't see Fuji.”
Hakone Hachiri hiking tour from Hakone-Yumoto to Mishima with Mt Fuji views, 400-year amasake, and Edo-route history.
“Aki was really lovely. It was a our first trip to Japan and we had lovely conversations about the similarities and differences between our cultures. After realising I was a nature lover he tailored the tour to focus on native trees. would definitely recommend!”
Half-day Hakone Hachiri on the old Tokaido: cobbled paths, forest trails, Hatajuku village, 400-year teahouse amasake, Lake Ashi views.
“Akihiro our guide, was so knowledgeable, it was really enjoyable to learn about the area and, the Edo era road connecting Tokyo and Kyoto: Tokaido. The scenery was beautiful. Also we really enjoyed the tea house we stopped at anRead more”
