Yahiko summit park

Info

Address:

2898 Yahiko, Yahiko-mura, Nishikanbara-gun, Niigata

Public Transportation:

From JR Yahiko Station, take a 12-minute walk to the shuttle bus for the ropeway, get off at the ropeway base station, take the ropeway for 5 minutes, get off at the summit station, and it's a short walk.

Car Access:

30 minutes from Sanjanyan IC on Hokuriku-do via National Route 289

Phone Number:

0256-94-4141 (Yahikoyama Ropeway)

Parking Number:

145 units

Business Hours

Free walking, ropeway from 8:45 to 17:00 (depending on the season)

Price

Ropeway round trip 1500 yen, panoramic tower 650 yen, climbing car round trip 380 yen

Spot Category

Park, flower viewing spot

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