Over 4,000 years ago, the volcanic eruptions from Mount Omuro propelled lava flows down the eastern coast of the Izu Peninsula with molten rocks gushing into the ocean and the result is a craggy coastline, now known as the Jogasaki Coast, brimming with secret coves and tide pools.
Presenting spectacular ocean views every step of the way, some of the highlights of the trail are the 23-metre long and 48-metre high Kadowakizaki Suspension Bridge, and the Kadowakizaki Lighthouse not far from the bridge with an observation deck that is freely accessible.
The entire hiking trail measures 9 kilometres and takes about 2 to 3 hours to finish. Though it is great for both beginners and more experienced hikers, those who have difficulty also have the option to take shorter routes that intersect with the main trail.
Take pleasure in its sheer serenity as you wander the paths of the trail. Besides that, keep your eyes peeled for diverse flora and fauna in the wild, including coastal plants like the infamous himeyuzuriha, peaches, and friendly hares and swallows.
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