May 1, 2014

Kamakura Hiking Trails part 2: Tenen Hiking Course

After the Gionyama Hiking Course (see part 1) and visiting Zuisen-ji Temple, I made my way to the trailhead of the Tenen Hiking Course, which goes to Kencho-ji Temple, in Kita-Kamakura.

Here is a map of the path I walked (download KML):

Above, start of the Tenen Hiking Course, near the entrance to Zuisen-ji Temple.

Above, summit of Mount Ohira.

Above, at Hansobo shrine, inside Kencho-ji Temple.

Above, tengu statues protecting the shrine.

Above, gate to Kencho-ji Temple.

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