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Naka-Tsukuba-san loop
Ibaraki prefecture, Japan
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Dean Karlen

Road touring

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133 km
1 886 m

This route uses small roads to travel from Naka to Mount Tsukuba, which offers good views of Ibaraki. The route back includes more climbing, making this a tough full day ride.

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