After-Work Escape: Tackling the Hinohara Climb. From Hinohara to Lake Sagami – 檜原村から相模湖まで
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Some days you just need to get out and climb. After finishing up a brief day at the office, I had an ambitious route planned: tackling both the Hinohara climb and the formidable Yabitsu Pass. This video documents the first, and arguably more scenic, part of that ride. Although the north climb of the Yabitsu pass is actually amazing.
The Hinohara climb near Tokyo is a fantastic route for any road cyclist. It has a manageable gradient that’s perfect for finding your rhythm and putting in a solid effort. It’s challenging enough to feel rewarding, but fun enough to make you want to do it again.
Stick around to the end. As is tradition, the ride includes a well-earned break at a local “combini” (convenience store). I had to laugh when I saw the footage… have I really become such an old, grumpy-looking dude? – 01:45:35
時々、無性に坂を登りたくなります。
その日はオフィスでの仕事を早めに切り上げ、檜原村のクライムと、あの手強いヤビツ峠の両方に挑むという、走りごたえのあるルートを計画しました。この動画では、そのライドの最初のパート、そして個人的にはより景色が美しいと感じる部分を記録しています。（もっとも、ヤビツ峠の北側からのクライムも最高なんですけどね。）
東京近郊にある檜原村のクライムは、ロードサイクリストにとって最高のルートです。自分のリズムを見つけ、しっかりと力を入れるのに最適な、走りやすい勾配が続きます。達成感があるくらいにはキツいけど、また走りたくなるくらい楽しいんです。
動画の最後までお見逃しなく。ライドの締めは、恒例となっている地元のコンビニでのご褒美休憩です。その時の映像を見返して、思わず笑ってしまいました…いつの間に、こんなに不機嫌そうなオッサンになってしまったんでしょうか？
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