After coming out of the tunnel, 旧国鉄士幌線第五音更川橋梁跡 suddenly appeared I couldn't help stopping to take photos🤗🤗🤗🤗 I suppose locomotives used this bridge, but it's amazing to think that it was actually used

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🏣北海道河東郡上士幌町幌加2-8 🅿️🚗…Available ※ Year 2025, 4:25 第五音更川橋梁 was designated a nationally Registered Tangible Cultural Property. A long arch bridge measuring 109m. Among the 「旧国鉄士幌線コンクリートアーチ橋梁群」, it is second in size only to タウシュベツ川橋梁 (total length 130m). Apparently around 50 concrete bridges, large and small, still remain, but few run parallel to roads, so places where you can view them seem limited. ※ Parking is in front of the former 幌加駅… (now 幌加除雪ステーション) There is a walking trail along the national road that takes you to 滝の沢橋 (where the arch bridge can be seen) Apparently you can walk back along the abandoned railway route.

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士幌線第五音更川橋梁 With a wide river and considerable height, it's quite a large arch bridge It didn't look like somewhere I could easily approach, so I gave up Of course the water of 音更川 was beautiful And the colors of the rocks on the riverbed were incredibly beautiful too I wish I could have gone down to the river to see them〜 滝の沢橋 As I was taking photos and thinking what a beautiful river it was… There was a large bird It was flying so leisurely I wondered, could it be an owl🦉? But then When I zoomed in, it seemed to be a white-tailed eagle🦅 An unexpected reward👍🏻 Even beside a road you might pass along without noticing if you're not paying attention, there is breathtakingly beautiful scenery… How was this whole area formed? I'm really curious

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旧国鉄士幌線第五音更川橋梁跡 can be viewed from 『滝の沢橋』 on the national road.

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士幌線第五音更川橋梁跡 It's quite a magnificent arch bridge, but if you visit by car, there is no parking space nearby. You have to view it from the road bridge, but passing cars are traveling fast, so it's quite dangerous.