Nopporo Forest Park

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Excellent access from Sapporo! Escape the city bustle and immerse yourself in nature.

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HighlightsExcellent access from Sapporo!
Vast expanse of lush greenery
Hiking and strolling trails
Stunning scenery throughout the year
Facilities to explore Hokkaido's history and culture

Basic Information

Address: Kamiebetsu, Ebetsu City Search for tourist attractions in Hokkaido

Access: ● Approximately 20 minutes by bus from Shin-Sapporo Station. JR Bus (Bunkyo-dai Circular Line): 15-minute ride to "Bunkyo-dai Minami-machi," then a 10-minute walk. Yu-tetsu Bus (Bunkyo-dori Nishi-yuki): 15-minute ride to "Ozawa Koen Iriguchi," then a 7-minute walk. ● Approximately 30-minute walk from Omachi Station. Show route

Op.Hours: 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM (May - September: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM)

Cld.Days: Mondays, National Holidays (some exceptions apply), December 29th - January 3rd

Fee: Free Admission

INFO: Parking is limited. Please refrain from parking unless you are visiting Noboribetsu Forest Park or the Nature Exchange Center. Note: You can access the facility via walking paths from the Hokkaido Pioneers' Village, the Hokkaido Museum, and the Centennial Tower.

HP: https://nopporo-vc.com/

Overview

Nopporo Forest Park is a leading natural park in Hokkaido, located approximately 30 minutes by car from Sapporo City. Designated as a Hokkaido Prefectural Natural Park in 1968 to commemorate Hokkaido's centennial, its vast 2,053-hectare area spans three cities—Sapporo, Ebetsu, and Kitahiroshima—preserving abundant natural beauty unexpected so close to a major city. Well-maintained trails offer opportunities for hiking and leisurely strolls. Spring showcases a vibrant array of wildflowers, including Mizubasho and Ezoensotsugu, while the park offers breathtaking views of lush greenery in early summer and brilliant autumn foliage. Birdwatching and camping are also popular activities. The park also boasts facilities for learning about Hokkaido's history and culture. The Hokkaido Centennial Tower, a 1968 commemorative observation deck, provides panoramic park views. The Hokkaido Museum explores the region's natural history, culture, and heritage. The Village of Pioneers is an open-air museum showcasing relocated and restored homes built in Hokkaido during the Meiji and Taisho periods. Nopporo Forest Park offers a captivating blend of nature and history. Escape the city's clamor, connect with nature's tranquility, and delve into Hokkaido's rich past.

Nopporo Forest Park

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