Bense Marsh is a beautiful marshland that blooms in early summer with flowers such as day lilies and wild irises. It also has a great view and offers a pleasant, open landscape.
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Touring the Marshes
Early May
In early spring, there are no tall plants and visibility is good.
Mt. Iwaki with snow still remaining is beautiful.
Equipment, stamina, and skills
The roads are well maintained, so sneakers are no problem.
About the creatures that live there
This marshland is famous for its early summer day lilies and wild irises.
In early spring, you can also see skunk cabbage.
Flower information:Tsugaru City Tourism and Products Association Brochureis detailed.
History and origins
The Bense Marsh is thought to have developed over a long period of time as a result of water accumulating in the lowlands between the sand dunes of the Byobuyama Sand Dunes, which led to the development of lakes, marshes and wetlands.
It may be that the coastal sand dune topography and depressions that tend to collect water caused the area to change from a lake to a grassy marsh.
Visit the Marshes
access
About 30 minutes from Tsugaru Kashiwa IC
weather
facility: toilet・parking・meal
It can accommodate about 20 cars.
There is also a toilet.
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