動 · Outdoors
京都一周トレイル
Before you go
The Kyoto Isshu Trail is maintained by the Kyoto Isshu Trail Association, including Kyoto City. It runs from Fushimi-Momoyama via Mt. Hiei, Ohara, Kurama, Takao and Arashiyama to Koke-dera — about 84 km, with a separate 48.7 km Keihoku section. Trail markers are well maintained; start sections from stations or bus stops to match your fitness, passing World Heritage sites along the way.
- Viewpoints over Kyoto from different angles
- Getting there
- Start sections from railway stations or bus stops; see the official map for each course.
- Good for
- Walk sections to match your fitness; the official site advises preparing for weather, fatigue and accidents.
- How it differs
- Unlike the Kurama–Kibune day hike (about 4 km), this is an 84 km loop trail best done in multiple sections.
Questions
How long is the whole trail?
About 84 km, plus 48.7 km in Keihoku.
Can I finish it in a day?
It's designed to be walked in sections.
Can I cycle it?
No — walking only.
Is it easy to follow?
Trail markers are well maintained; the official site has maps.
Sources Kyoto City official tourism site
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