Bihoro Pass

Info

Address:

Koume National Forest, Bihoro-cho, Abashiri-gun, Hokkaido 27

Public Transportation:

JR Mashu Station → 30 minutes by car; or JR Bihoro Station → 30 minutes by car

Car Access:

It is 53km 55 minutes from Kitami Road Kitami East IC via Road 122, Route 243; or 40km 45 minutes from Nyamitung Airport

Phone Number:

0152-77-6001 (Roadside Station Around the Panorama Bihoro Pass)

Parking Number:

134

Business Hours

Freedom to walk

Price

Freedom to walk

Spot Category

Mountain, Hills, Tower and Observation Facilities

Lake Shalway seen from the Bihoro Pass

Mysterious early morning clouds are touching

Spectacular starry sky from the Bihoro Pass

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