ポンポン山 大阪50山 紅葉 野生鹿 高槻市 本山寺 役行者 毘沙門天 天狗杉 山伏 修験道 古刹 ハイキング

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GPSルート・各地点静止画etc登山データは山投稿サイトYAMAP「わがみちお」

https://yamap.com/activities/28223242

◯お勧めポイント
１、利用できるコインパーは、このルートだと３つ、私は1番 本山寺に近い３つ目🅿️に停めました、12時間500円、先払いでレシートをボンネットに置くタイプです。
🅿️から本山寺まで舗装林道が続きますが、🅿️からすぐ西のワキ道に入れば、ずっと自然道を歩けます

２、7世紀終わり　修験道山伏の開祖 役行者が開山した本堂に自作の毘沙門天像（国重文、年２回ご開帳）があり、鞍馬寺・信貴山寺と並び三毘沙門と称されるそう（寺縁起より）。こぢんまりと雰囲気のある古拙で、当日は紅葉🍁が6分？綺麗でした😍

3、天狗の杉という見事な枝ぶりの夫婦杉（双子杉？）があり、鞍馬 愛宕山 箕面から飛んでくる天狗👺が止まって休むそうです^_^
山伏っさんは、よく天狗に例えられるので、山伏っさんの休憩所だった？

４、道中は自然林六分？植林四分？の感じで、緑メインの中、色々な自然の木々が、柔らかく素朴な黄や橙や赤など秋色に自然に色付き、綺麗でした😍

５、山頂直前で、野生鹿の🦌撮影に初成功！🎉当日は、10時までシトシト雨で、登山客も少なく、人の気配や音が雨に消されるので、経験上、今日は会えるかも？と期待してたのです。しかし、都会の鹿は、田舎の鹿と違い、悠々泰然としていて、10m先で顔を見合わせても、ゆっくりした駆け足で去っていくだけでした😅　（田舎の鹿は、気付かれた途端、猛ダッシュで最低30m先の隠れる所まで逃げたもんですが😗）

６、ポンポン山山頂は北東から南東側眺望が開けており、北は京都比叡山から、南は生駒山、天気が良ければあべのハルカスも見えるらしい？🤩山頂スペースはそこそこですが、山頂から一段降りた所にベンチ、テーブルは台数が充実しており、人数はかなり収容可、土日は盛況なんだろうなぁ

７、GPSルートを見てもらうと、本山寺の前後で、本山寺立ち寄り西側ルートと、本山寺寄らないで谷東側ルートがあるのですが、寄らない谷東側ルートは、コース1？の絶景眺望あり（写メ動画参照）

8、全行程、ほとんど、道幅があり、踏み固められた道で、たいへん歩きやすいです。ただ、累積標高は550〜560mあり、（スタートから山頂差は約300m弱）その差250mのそれなりのアップダウンあります。

本日も無事下山できました、山の神様、山を整備してくださる方々、動画を最後までご覧くださった方々、本当にありがとうございました😊

Climbing data such as GPS routes and still images of each point can be found on the mountain posting site YAMAP “Wagamichio”

https://yamap.com/activities/28223242

◯Recommended points
1. There are three coin parking lots available on this route, and I parked at the third one 🅿️, which is closest to Honzanji Temple. It costs 500 yen for 12 hours, and you can pay in advance and leave the receipt on the bonnet.
A paved forest road continues from 🅿️ to Honzanji Temple, but if you take the side road just west of 🅿️, you can continue walking on the natural path.

At the end of the 2nd and 7th century, Enno Gyoja, the founder of Shugendo Yamabushi, opened the temple.There is a self-made statue of Bishamonten in the main hall (National Important Cultural Property, unveiled twice a year). From auspicious origin). It's an old-fashioned place with a small atmosphere, and on the day you can see the autumn leaves for 6 minutes? It was beautiful😍

3. There is a married couple cedar (twin cedar?) called Tengu no cedar with splendid branches, and it is said that tengu 👺 flying from Kurama, Atagoyama, and Minoh stop there to rest ^_^
Yamabushi-san is often compared to a tengu, so perhaps it was a resting place for Yamabushi-san?

4. Is there 60% natural forest along the way? Four quarters of tree planting? Although the main color was green, various natural trees were naturally colored in autumnal colors such as soft and rustic yellow, orange, and red, and it was beautiful 😍

5. I succeeded in photographing a wild deer for the first time just before the summit! 🎉On the day of the day, it was raining heavily until 10 o'clock, and there were not many climbers, and the rain drowned out the signs and sounds of people, so from experience, I was wondering if I might be able to meet them today? That's what I expected. However, unlike deer in the countryside, deer in the city are calm and calm, and even if we looked at each other from 10 meters away, they would just walk away at a slow pace. I dashed to a place where I could hide at least 30 meters away😗)

6. The summit of Mt. Ponpon has an open view from the northeast to the southeast, and it seems that you can see Mt. Hiei in Kyoto to the north, Mt. Ikoma to the south, and if the weather is clear, you can see Abeno Harukas as well. 🤩The space at the top of the mountain is quite small, but there are plenty of benches and tables one step down from the top, so it can accommodate quite a number of people, and I imagine it will be a busy place on Saturdays and Sundays.

7. When you look at the GPS route, there is a west side route that stops at Honzanji Temple before and after Honzanji Temple, and a route on the east side of the valley that does not stop at Honzanji Temple, but the east side route that does not stop at Honzanji Temple is course 1? There is a spectacular view of (see photo and video)

8. Most of the route is wide and well-trodden, making it very easy to walk. However, the cumulative altitude is 550-560m (the difference from the top of the mountain is about 300m from the start), and there are some ups and downs with a difference of 250m.

I was able to descend the mountain safely today, and I would like to thank the mountain gods, the people who maintain the mountain, and everyone who watched the video until the end 😊

For some people, my "inward" V sign might have looked very offensive, and I'd sincerely apologize for it. I didn't know about the meaning of it and didn't mean it. I thought that sign looked like a deer hoof, so I meant by that sign, "Dear(Deer)!❤️"