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| nara to wakayama segment | katakanadian | Oct 31st 2007, 08:26 | 40.9km |
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| Ozeki touge | nathan | Jan 18th 2008, 01:32 | 15.3km |
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| Kyoto to Otsu via Ozeki touge. A pleasant start to a ride around Lake Biwa. | |||||
| Shodoshima-Hikone 2mei2008 | jimvdberg | May 21st 2008, 08:28 | 221.2km |
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| Section 7: Kyoto to Himeji | shoscott | Mar 3rd 2009, 04:57 | 419.5km |
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| See www.japanbikeride.com: Charles Scott (age 41) and Sho Scott (age 8) will ride Japan end-to-end July - Aug 2009 | |||||
| Kyoto Utano YH~Otsu/Biwa Lake | fffa4lulua | Jul 15th 2009, 01:48 | 78.5km |
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| Utano YH - Ohara - Biwa Lake Bridge - Otsu - Yamashina - Kawaramachi - Utano YH | |||||
| Saikoku-kaidou | paullb | Oct 12th 2009, 01:29 | 40.3km | ||
| Steep Climb in Kyoto | leozleozleoz | Jul 9th 2010, 12:19 | 21.8km | ||
| Daigo-ji Temple to Uji. | The Outdoorholic | Sep 2nd 2010, 07:02 | 28.4km |
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| This trail has five ascents and five descents, so you are sure to get some exercise and lose a lot of sweat. Commencing at Daigo-ji Temple (Kyoto Prefecture) your first ascent, after a nice 1km ride, will require you to walk as the trail is very steep and rugged. Once at the top you begin your first descent. Don't get too carried-away as your turn-off is easily missed. After your next ascent, you will be greeted by a quaint wee shrine (an ideal place to take a break). About 500-meters further on, you will exit the road and descent through a wee village and, if it's the right time of year, rice fields. Your next ascent will require you to walk as it is also a bit steep and rugged. Once at the top, you arrive at another shrine. Take some time here to admire the scenery before moving-onto Iwamasan Shouhou-ji Temple. Leave your bike and take a stroll through the complex. Your next descent may be easily missed, it is on your left and, again, I recommend you walk the next section. Once back on the road you back-track to the quaint shrine, mentioned earlier, with a slight detour. At the shrine you turn left before your next descent. Check you speed here as it is very-windy and the next turn-off comes suddenly. Back on the road again, your next turn-off is about 500m then your next ascent. This is a long climb so don't push yourself. The descent, like the previous one, is also windy and, if you are going too fast, you may miss your turn-off, which is on the left. From this point you have finished with the ascents/descents and the trail takes you through some picturesque villages. The suddenly you arrive at the Uji-gawa (Uji River). Before turning to bike down river into Uji, turn left and take-in the Amagase Dam.From here it's a nice cruise into Uji and the end of the trail at the "Tale-of-Genji Bridge". | |||||
| Hirakata Country Ride. | The Outdoorholic | Nov 4th 2010, 08:19 | 31.1km |
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| Uji in Autumn. | The Outdoorholic | Nov 21st 2010, 01:41 | 62.1km |
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| Seika-cho and surrounding countryside. | The Outdoorholic | Nov 29th 2010, 05:35 | 20.5km |
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| Kyotanabe and the surrounding countryside. | The Outdoorholic | Nov 29th 2010, 07:17 | 15.5km |
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| This is a lovely area to get lost in.With every corner you turn,you will be greeted with a sight as beautiful as the one you just left. | |||||
| Getting lost in ...........? | The Outdoorholic | Jan 10th 2011, 01:57 | 32.9km |
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| This is one of my "Getting-Lost" rides,where I don't have a plan.I just go to an area and bike wherever the want takes me. Beginning at my base - the main gate to Yamadaike Park - this journey will take you through the outskirts of Hirakata City. Then,once you leave the main road,you enter the very-beautiful countryside of the area that borders Hirakata,Kyotanabe and Ikoma Cities.In between you will travel through some small communities and villages that will surprise you with the beauty of the area. | |||||
| Home to Hozanji Temple,Ikoma City,and return via Hosono. | The Outdoorholic | Jan 17th 2011, 03:42 | 49.9km |
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| In the Ikoma-yama area,lies Hozanji Temple and many kilometers of hiking trails.This ride is an opportunity to check-out the Temple and surrounding countryside. This was also a recci' for future trips in this area. | |||||
| Home to Ikoma-yama,via Hozan-ji Temple. | The Outdoorholic | Jan 31st 2011, 10:52 | 76.3km |
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| From home to Ikoma is a commute with not much to see.But,once you have climbed to Hozan-ji Temple,the scenery changes dramatically. | |||||
| J.R.Tanakura Station to J.R. Yamashirotaga Station. | The Outdoorholic | Nov 12th 2011, 02:48 | 26.7km |
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| If you don't mind getting dirty and covered in spider-webs with some bush-bashing thrown-in, then this off-road track is for you. | |||||
| Kyoto to Kusatsu | tmcian | May 12th 2012, 09:44 | 31.5km |
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