鉄塔から塩尻平野一望!
姫城跡の特徴
標高996mの自然地形を越えた先に広がる削平地が魅力的です。
塩尻の平野を一望できる絶景が楽しめるスポットです。
鉄塔と細尾根を通る登り道が冒険心をくすぐります。
標高996m、比高約200m西麓の山の神社から山道があった竪堀 に見える自然地形を越えると広い削平地に出た鉄塔🗼あるある眺めは塩尻の平野が見えた (^^ゞ奥は徐々に細尾根 の後は登り道になってて西条城にたどり着く..ラシイしかし...今回は撤退➰🤣
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周辺のオススメ
To get to Chikuma-Himejō I went up the slope directly until I came across a trail which took me the rest of the way. The site of this yamajiro (mountaintop castle) is now that of a pylon. It may seem that there are no ruins, but approaching from below it looks like dorui (earthen ramparts) surrounding a bailey. The peak has been carved (kirigishi) and rendered steep. Beneath the ramparts is a narrow lip like a ring bailey. In the middle of the ramparts where the trail runs is a gap which may have been the site of a gate. Beneath here is what looks like a climbing trench. All of these features are better appreciated approaching from below from the direction of the Yamanokami Nature Park. I could not discern much on the otherside of the fort. The contours of the fort may have eroded with time or been disturbed when the pylon was constructed. This site is quite minor and should probably only be visited (if at all) as part of a wider exploration of the Iinawajō complex of fortifications. Himejō is definitely the type of site where the effort is its own reward.