Yoro Valley is a gorge renowned as one of Chiba Prefecture's best spots for viewing autumn leaves. A well-maintained 2km walking path leads you past six waterfalls, offering breathtaking views of lush greenery in spring and vibrant autumn colors. Enjoy a scenic hike!
Train: Yoro-Keikoku Station on the Kominato Railway Line
Car: From Ichikawa Interchange on the Tateyama Expressway, take National Route 297 and Chiba Prefectural Route 81 Show route
Op.Hours
24 hours a day
Cld.Days
None
Fee
Free to stroll
Overview
Yoro Valley is a gorge carved by the Yoro River, flowing from Awata in Otaki Town, Isumi District, Chiba Prefecture, to Asao-hara in Ichikawa City. The central area lies near the border of Otaki Town and Ichikawa City, and the surrounding area is designated as Chiba Prefectural Yoro-Keikoku Oku-Kiyosumi Natural Park.
The allure of Yoro Valley lies in its stunning natural beauty. Spring brings a riot of azaleas and wisteria, painting the valley in vibrant greens. Summer offers a refreshing escape to the cool waters of the gorge. Autumn, however, transforms the valley into a fiery spectacle of red and yellow as maple and momiji trees blaze with color. During peak autumn foliage season, countless visitors flock to capture the breathtaking scenery.
A well-maintained 2km walking path meanders past six waterfalls, providing a picturesque hike through the vibrant greenery of spring and the fiery hues of autumn. The surrounding area also features attractions such as Yoro Valley Onsen and Umegaese Valley, ensuring a full day of enjoyment.
Yoro Valley offers a tranquil retreat surrounded by nature, perfect for those seeking respite from the hustle and bustle of city life. Whether you're into hiking, soaking in hot springs, or admiring autumn leaves, Yoro Valley offers a variety of experiences. Come and explore!
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