周辺のスポット/アトラクション・トップ20

The most unforgettable checkpoint in the Seoul to Busan ride.

Mudeungsan is a mountain in Jeollanam-do Province, South Korea. It is known for its breathtaking landscapes and rich flora and fauna. The mountain is a popular destination for hikers and cyclists who want to experience the beauty of Korea's nature. The tunnel on Mudeungsan is an interesting feature of the mountain. It offers cyclists and hikers the opportunity to cross the mountain without climbing to the summit. The tunnel is located at an altitude of approximately 530 m and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Mudeungsan is a great place for cyclists and hikers who want to experience the beauty of Korea's nature. The tunnel on the mountain is an interesting feature that makes the mountain a popular destination. If you are near Gakseo-ri, you should definitely visit Mudeungsan.

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If you climb up to the top of the pedestal, the view is truly spectacular. It is very windy, so bring windbreaker.

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The way up is strenuous, but it's worth it.

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On one side, the fabulous view of the lake and the river and on the other, a pretty footbridge and the view of all the peaks to explore...

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@roland segginger - I think the comment doesn't apply to this place?

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The whole climb is superb, the views are revealed on the lake and the surrounding mountains. The path is steep and fun, alternating granite rocks and stairs.

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Great for a snack or meal under the awning

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Hike 미인봉 단백봉 Round 능강리 via Jeonbangsa Temple: The hike to the temple is easy, good paths. Then the challenges begin! Up to 신산봉 partly high alpine conditions with ridge walking and rope safety. From Mangdeokbong Peak 926m (망덕봉) there are hardly any markings on the hiking trails and without GPS you are almost certain to lose your bearings. Conclusion: Only for very good fitness, a head for heights and very good sure-footedness!

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The Amreung section that climbs Jebibong Peak has a spectacular view of pine trees.

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magnificent view with a store to restock water and snacks

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According to both Komoot and several other mapping sources there should be circular loop routes available off to the left and right of Birobong but they appear to have been made inaccessible. There is the option of a path that closely follows the main path up and rejoins it near Seryeop Waterfall (세렵폭포) which is very pretty and a stark contrast to the relentless elevation gain near the top of the main path, with a stream and countless little waterfalls and pools but it can be very rocky and slow in places, definitely recommend for coming down. Other paths available from the top lead down to the next valley, so prepare for an (almost) out and back route!

medium steep pass on a empty road. Just the end rising a bit up.

Juheulgwan - Yeongnam Gateway No.1 (주흘관 - 조령제1관문) Yeongnam Gateway No. 1 (or Juheulgwan) was built in 1708, the 34th year of the reign of King Sukjong, to defend against enemy attacks from the south. There are three front sections and two side sections with two side doors. The archway (hongyaemun) is 3.6 meters high, 3.4 meters wide, and 5.4 meters thick. The door (daemun) is 3.6 meters high, 3.56 meters wide and 11 cm thick. Left and right of the archway, the rampart is 4.6 meters high, 3.4 meters thick, and 188 meters long. The wall is 1 to 3 meters high, 2 to 4 meters thick and 500 meters long to the east, 400 meters long to the west. There are 2 floodgates. Of the three gateways, this one most closely resembles the original structure.

Joryeonggwan - Yeongnam Gateway No.3 (조령관 - 조령제3관문) Gateway No. 3 is located at the top of the Saejae hill. It was built to defend against enemy attacks from the north early in the reign of King Seonjo and renovated in 1708, the 34th year of King Sukjong's reign. In 1907 it was damaged and burnt down, leaving only the rampart footing. In 1976 the archway and 135 meters of the rampart and the gatehouse were restored. The gatehouse has three front sections and two side sections, two side doors on the left and right and a Paljak roof. The archway is 4.5 meters high, 3.2 meters thick and 185 meters long. The wall is 2 to 3 meters high, 2 to 3 meters thick, 400 meters long to the east, and 400 meters long to the west. The door is 3.9 meters high, 3.56 meters wide and 19 cm thick.

Mungyeongsaejae is highest and toughest hill to hike on the Yeongnamdaero, which connects the Han River and Nakdong River area over Joryeong Mountain on the Bekdudaegan range. It has long been regarded an important region for social, cultural, and economic distribution as well as a strategic military location. Saejae means the hill is so high, even birds find it difficult to overcome. Ancient texts also refer to it as a grassy (eoksae), forested hill, hence Saejae. Also it is situated between Haneuljae and Iwoorijae, thus earning it another name, Saejae (the hill in between), or the new hill. After the Imjin (1592) Japanese invasion, Mungyeongsaejae was designated as a military stronghold with three gateways - Juhulgwan, Jogokgwan, and Joryeonggwan (historical site No. 147). Mungyeongsaejae has splendid scenic views and is famous for its historical heritage and folk tales and songs. Historical remains such as Wonteo (sites of vagabond accommodations) and Gyogwijeongteo (a site where antecedent Gyeongsang provincial governors transferred their administrative stamps to their replacements), restored in 1999, are located here. Also found here is a Sanbuldyosim relic, a fire caution sign made of stone (cultural heritage material No. 226). The entire area is the historical site of the Imjin Japanese invasion, General Sinrip, the historical legends of the Donghak sect and patriotic militia, as well as various historical folk tales. Accordingly the region was designated as a local monument (No. 18) in 1974 and protected as a provincial park in 1981, making it an increasingly popular tourist destination.

Club R.T.C. Official course - It is nice to visit Cheongnamdae ("Cheongnamdae"), and go to Seongnam-ke near Cheongnamdae.

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