ジリ山塊での 周辺のおすすめ滝ハイキング＆ウォーキング

Cool rock formation. The path is well-maintained with many steps and some ladders, so good shoes are essential. Due to the altitude, there is often snow or ice, so crampons or poles are also recommended.

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A shelter with a good view; even if you don't plan to spend the night there, it's a good place to rest.

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The rock peak right next to the trail

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Since there are many stone steps, hiking shoes with good grip are essential.

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Also known as Daehye Falls or Myeonggeum Falls. It presents a spectacular view when the water volume is abundant after the rainy season.

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Because there were so many people trying to take a commemorative photo with the summit stone in the background, another summit stone was installed in 2024.

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It was built to honor the patriotic spirits who died while suppressing North Korean People's Army guerrillas whose retreat route was blocked by General MacArthur, the commander of the UN forces during the Korean War. A painful part of history that is still ongoing.

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The Iljumun Gate erected at the entrance of the temple marks the boundary of the temple. It is called Iljumun Gate because when viewed from the side, there is only one row of pillars.

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You can't miss it, it's on the edge of the path. Go to the other side, it's even more beautiful (on the side of the path to go to the cave).

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Beautiful door, well restored.

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The temple can be seen below from the summit, and you can go down by stairs; it is very beautiful, nestled in the rocks and with a beautiful view.

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After heavy rain, the water volume is high, creating an even more magnificent spectacle.

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An iron ladder path through a hole in a rock that must be passed through in order to climb up to Cheonwangbong after passing Jeseokbong. Even in the 1980s, when there were almost no facilities on the Jirisan trail, there was a Tongcheonmun iron ladder.

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If you stand on the rock next to the Yeonhabong Ijeongmok, you can enjoy the surrounding scenery. If you go a little bit on the small path to the right near the top of the trail toward Jangteomok from the Yeonhabong Ijeongmok, you will reach the lower part of Yeonhabong, and there is a path that goes up to the top of the rock peak in a clockwise direction.

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Currently, Jeokseokbong Peak is under control for vegetation protection, so we console ourselves by visiting the observatory area to make up for our disappointment of not being able to reach the peak.

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You can find it by following the rocky cliff path from Myeonggeum Falls (Daehye Falls) on Geumosan Mountain.

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The view overlooking Yeonhabong Peak

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A stone tower built by a grandfather with a sad heart in memory of his grandson who passed away first.

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Stone Buddha statues are generally carved on flat parts of rocks, but the rock-carved Buddha statue on Geumosan Mountain is carved on the protruding edges of rocks, showing creativity.

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Impressing view over the 1.5-million-city Gwangju