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A closure has been announced

埼玉県 森林管理道(林道)の通行止め情報(川越農林振興センター管内) as of 2025-06-12, states the following about this forest road: “全線通行止め(closed for its whole length)”.

Reason路面不良のため(poor road surface)
Until当分の間(for the time being)

Source: 埼玉県 森林管理道(林道)の通行止め情報(川越農林振興センター管内) (as of 2025-06-12) / We have not verified this ourselves. We quote the published wording as it stands.

Where this forest road is

林道広河原逆川線
Nearby forest roads (select one to open its page)
Both ends

Map: GSI Tiles (GSI Japan) / Forest road data: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) / Municipality and elevation: GSI Japan (elevation calculated by us)

Data

Municipality埼玉県飯能市
The other end is in 秩父市. The road crosses a municipal boundary.
Nearby place name: 大字下名栗
Length20.82 km
Calculated by joining the OpenStreetMap line segments.
Elevation319m–1,140m
Lowest and highest points (difference 821m). Sampled every 50 m.
Coordinates of both ends 35.87483, 139.15787 GSI Maps / Google Maps
35.90771, 139.09555 GSI Maps / Google Maps
6.70 km apart in a straight line. This road is recorded as 20 separate line segments, so there is no way to say which end is the start
Surfaceasphalt
This is the value recorded in OpenStreetMap. It may differ from what you find on site.
Road classificationunclassified (OpenStreetMap classification)
OpenStreetMapway/26412823 way/138339184 way/138340192 way/138340307 way/278021023 way/724292500 way/724292501 way/896612314 and 12 more

Places to stay & onsen near this road

See accommodations & baths in 飯能市

Accommodation and bathhouses within 3 km

NameTypeStraight-line distanceMap
秩父彩の国キャンプ村Campsite79mGSI Maps / Google Maps
白岩渓流園キャンプ場Campsite1.6kmGSI Maps / Google Maps
名栗温泉;さわらびの湯onsenBathhouse2.1kmGSI Maps / Google Maps
ノーラ名栗Campsite2.3kmGSI Maps / Google Maps
ノーラ名栗Rakuten TravelHotel / ryokan2.3kmGSI Maps / Google Maps
ケーニーズ・ファミリー・ビレッジCampsite2.4kmGSI Maps / Google Maps
名栗温泉 大松閣Rakuten TravelHotel / ryokan3.0kmGSI Maps / Google Maps

“Rakuten Travel” buttons are affiliate advertising: bookings made through them earn this site a commission. Which places appear, and in what order, is decided by distance alone. A missing button only means we could not find the place on Rakuten Travel — it does not mean it is closed.

Only places found in OpenStreetMap or on Rakuten Travel appear here. There are very likely more nearby — this table is not a complete list. Names and locations are collected mechanically from those two sources (huts and campsites from OpenStreetMap, bookable inns from Rakuten Travel). The distance is a straight line from the road, not a route you can ride (500 m across a valley may be unreachable). We do not know whether a place is open, takes guests, or lets you bathe — neither availability nor rates were checked. Emergency huts and university lodges are excluded. "onsen" appears only where bath:type=onsen is mapped; its absence does not mean the water is not hot-spring water.

Dams within 5 km

NameOperatorStraight-line distanceMap
有間ダム1.8kmGSI Maps / Google Maps

These dams are mapped in OpenStreetMap. The distance is a straight line from the road, not a route you can ride. We do not know whether you can get close — many dams sit behind maintenance roads that are closed to the public. Check dams (sabo dams) and weirs are excluded: they are flood-control structures and some are dangerous to approach. OpenStreetMap does not record whether a dam is a check dam, so to avoid listing one by mistake we keep only dams with a known operator, an encyclopaedia entry, or an official website. Some real dams are missed as a result.

Whether you can ride it is not stated here

Traffic restriction — quoted exactly as 埼玉県 森林管理道(林道)の通行止め情報(川越農林振興センター管内) publishes it. It was published on 2025-06-12. The state of a forest road changes with every storm and every landslide. Before you set out, always check the source and the signs on site.

What is on this page — a location, a name, and quotations of what others have published or written. None of it has been verified by us on the ground. Conditions may have changed since anything here was quoted.

Forest roads were not built for recreational driving