Renge Nakase-numa Trail

[The Dynamics of Destruction and Regeneration] Traces of the Great Eruption and the Paradise of Wild Birds 'Renge and Nakase-numa Trail'

Among the many lakes scattered in Urabandai, Nakase-numa is a top viewing point frequented by professional photographers. The approximately 45-minute course that circles from Renge-numa to Nakase-numa features well-maintained boardwalks, making it a popular trekking route where anyone can easily enjoy the great outdoors.

■ The traces of the eruption 'Nagareyama' tell the drama of the Earth

The quirky highlight of this route is the small hills called 'Nagareyama' that are scattered along the path.

• Turbulent history: Formed by the landslide caused by the great eruption of Mount Bandai in 1888, a large amount of rocks and soil flowed in.
• Destruction and regeneration: The breathtaking view of the ruggedly eroded Mount Bandai beyond the calm water surface tells the powerful history of nature's regeneration.

■ Surrounded by nature's orchestra 'The Holy Land of Bird Watching'

This is a holy land where enthusiasts from all over the country gather, allowing you to feel the rich life activities up close.

• Diverse chirping: From deep within the forest, the beautiful voices of various wild birds such as the Narcissus Flycatcher and the Blue-and-white Flycatcher can be heard continuously.
• Exquisite nature walk: Enjoy a luxurious time as you search for aquatic creatures and alpine plants with binoculars in hand, while immersing yourself in the natural orchestra.