Tama Lake Cycling Path
Tama Lake Cycling Path

The Lake Tama Bicycle Path is a bicycle path that starts near the Sekimae 5-chome intersection in Musashino City and extends approximately 10 km toward Lake Tama and 12 km around Lake Tama. Its official name is “Tokyo Metropolitan Road No. 253 Hoya Sayama Nature Park Bicycle Path Route.

The bicycle path is completely separated from the motorway and can be ridden comfortably. However, there are quite a few pedestrians on the road and it intersects with a residential road, so there are vehicle stops each time you pass by.

Tama Lake Cycling Path
Tama Lake Cycling Path

It is best to enjoy the bike path slowly and not to drive too fast. In this sense, it is a good bike path for families. The road is interrupted near Kodaira Station on the way to the station, but other than that, it is an almost straight bicycle path surrounded by trees.

It is a pleasant place to cycle through cherry blossoms, autumn leaves, and fallen leaves, depending on the season. The area around Lake Tama is easy to cycle because there are few pedestrians, but you cannot see Lake Tama very well, so it would be better to take a break and cycle towards the area where you can see Lake Tama on the way.

Tama Lake Cycling Path
Tama Lake Cycling Path

Bicycle rental shops are scattered in front of Seibu-Yuenchi Station and at Kodaira Station on the way to the park. We recommend that you check the latest information on bicycle rentals before you go.

From the nearest station, it is about a 15-minute walk south from Tanashi Station on the Seibu Shinjuku Line to the Monzen 5-chome intersection, which is the starting point of the tour.

Tama Lake Cycling Path
Tama Lake Cycling Path

On the Lake Tama side, it is a short walk from “Seibu-Yuenchi Station” on the Seibu-Tamako Line. Parking is available at the Seibu Amusement Park parking lot.

Park Name Lake Tama Bicycle Road
多摩湖自転車道
Park Address 3-1 Midori-cho, Musashino-shi, Tokyo
Remarks
Rest area is located by the side of the bicycle path Sidewalks located beside the bicycle path Bicycle path roadside sign

 

Tama Lake Cycling Path
Tama Lake Cycling Path

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