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Parks and Natural Peaks

This collection highlights the diverse topography surrounding Hiroshima, ranging from the managed landscapes of the Hiroshima City Forest Park to the rugged summits of the Chugoku Mountains. Hikers can explore trails leading to peaks like Mt. Shiraki and Mt. Onigajo, which provide expansive views of the city and the Seto Inland Sea. The list includes several peaks over 800 meters, many featuring historical temples, native forests, and unique geological formations.

広島市森林公園

Expansive park featuring a botanical garden, a dedicated insectarium, and hiking trails. It includes a monorail and play areas for families.

Mt. Shiraki

Standing at 889 meters, this peak is known for its steep hiking trails and panoramic views of Hiroshima City and the Seto Inland Sea.

福王寺山

This mountain is home to the historic Fukuoji Temple near its summit. Forested trails lead directly to the temple grounds.

東郷山

A 924-meter peak located in Saeki-ku, offering views of the surrounding mountain ranges and the city.

冠山

A 735-meter peak in the Asakita district, part of the local hiking trail network.

天上山

Reaching 972 meters, this mountain provides clear views of the Akiota region and the surrounding Chugoku Mountains.

原山

A 589-meter peak in Aki-ku, forming part of the scenic ridgelines in the eastern part of the city.

備前坊山

A 789-meter peak in Asakita-ku, offering moderately challenging trails for local hikers.

堂床山

Located in Asakita-ku, this 891-meter mountain is known for its quiet, forested paths.

牛頭山

A 681-meter peak named for its distinctive shape, which is said to resemble the head of a bull.

冠山

A 473-meter peak in Saeki-ku, suitable for shorter day hikes.

赤紫山

A 665-meter peak in the Asakita district with trails through native forest.

安駄山

Standing at 567 meters, this peak offers a vantage point over the Asakita-ku valley.

高鉢山

A 700-meter mountain in Asakita-ku, often visited by local climbing enthusiasts.

滝谷山

A 512-meter peak in Saeki-ku, part of the range overlooking the Ota River.

鉾取山

A 714-meter peak in Aki-ku, known for its place along the mountain ridge trails connecting to neighboring summits.

鬼ヶ城山

Named 'Ogre's Castle Mountain,' this 737-meter peak features rugged terrain and views of the northern Hiroshima landscape.

水丸山

A 660-meter peak located in the Aki-ku district.

小田山

Reaching 719 meters, this mountain is a prominent feature of the eastern Hiroshima skyline.

大迫山

A 433-meter peak in Aki-ku, offering accessible hiking trails through woodland.