
Kyotango Geotrail


The Kyotango Geotrail program is an approximately 80 km long trail consisting of 8 walking courses which traverse the Kyotango area of the San’in Kaigan UNESCO Global Geopark from Tango-cho to Kumihama-cho (east to west). Kyotango is one of the few places in Japan where you can walk such a long distance trail using mostly natural paths along the coastline.
On the trail you can discover the untouched nature along the coast of the Sea of Japan from the expansive natural scenery of the Geopark to the landscape, history and culture of local fishing villages. From the pristine sands and craggy rocks of the coast, to the sand dunes and mountain trails further inland, there are various terrains to journey through.
The Kyotango Geotrail program passes through the San’in Kaigan National Park, which is part of the San’in Kaigan UNESCO Global Geopark.
We request that you abide by the following rules when partaking in our walking courses.
Guiding offered by Local Guides is available.
Pricing varies depending on number of people and duration. Those interested in guiding arrangements are encouraged to get in touch.
Kyogamisaki to Ukawa Onsen Course
Ukawa to Onaru Burial Mounds Course
Tateiwa Rock to Mitsu Course
Mitsu to Asamogawa Course
Asamogawa to Yuhigaura Course
Yuhigaura to Shotenkyo Course
Shotenkyo to Kamai Beach & Asahi Fishing Port Course
Kumihama to Shotenkyo Course