Onuma Quasi-National Park
Attraction
4.3 (7163 reviews)
Forested park with hiking & cycling trails, campsites, a dormant volcano & boating on several lakes.
Onumacho, Nanae, Kameda District, Hokkaido 041-1354, Japan
+81 138-47-9439
Did You Know?
Origins of the Lakes
Onuma Quasi-National Park is renowned for its picturesque lakes, Onuma, Konuma, and Junsai, which were formed by the eruption of Mount Komagatake, a stratovolcano, creating a landscape dotted with over 126 islands.
Number of Islands
The park's main lake, Onuma, is famously dotted with more than 126 small islands, connected by a network of charming bridges, allowing visitors to explore its diverse scenery.
Dominant Peak
The majestic Mount Komagatake (Hokkaido Komagatake) is the dominant feature of the park, offering stunning views and a dramatic backdrop to the serene lakes. It's an active volcano, adding to the region's natural drama.
Seasonal Transformations
While beautiful year-round, the park undergoes a magical transformation in winter, with the lakes freezing over for ice skating, ice fishing, and snowshoeing, creating a completely different visitor experience.
Highlights from Reviews
• natural beauty
The park offers stunning scenery with beautiful lake views, islands, and mountains, especially during autumn foliage and winter snow.
• variety of activities
Numerous activities are available, including biking, boating, fishing, horseback riding, camping, and walking trails.
• peaceful atmosphere
Many visitors describe the park as serene, tranquil, and peaceful, offering a relaxing escape from crowds.
• easy accessibility
The park is a short and convenient train ride from Hakodate, with well-marked trails and free admission.
• well-maintained trails
The walking and cycling trails are well-kept, easy to navigate, and offer different lengths and difficulties suitable for all ages.
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