Jeju Island Hallasan Mountain Hiking Guide Travel Buddy Route

Gwaneumsa Temple Ascent ↑ ~ Seongpanak Descent ↓ The Gwaneumsa Temple ascent route is about 8.7 km long, with steep slopes and high difficulty, but the scenery along the way is varied, suitable for hikers with plenty of energy and confidence who want to see more scenery. Seongpanak Descent Route The Seongpanak descent route is about 9.6 km long, with relatively gentle terrain, suitable for hikers who want to conserve their energy. When you get close to the top of the mountain, the last 2 km of this route will reveal volcanic landforms, and the scenery will become clear and open. Hiking Routes: 1/ Seongpanak Route, 9.6 km in total, Gwaneumsa Temple Descent ↓ 2/ Gwaneumsa Temple Route, 8.7 km in total, Seongpanak Descent ↓ High Difficulty 3/ Eorimok Route, 14 km in total, few tourists, quiet, Yeongsil Descent ↓ 4/ Yeongsil Route, simple route, suitable for first-time hikers, Eorimok Descent ↓ ☞ Hiking Gear / Windproof Quick-drying Clothes - Hat and Sunglasses - Bring a Jacket ☞ Hiking Shoes and Trekking Shoes are Essential - Protect Ankles - Trekking Poles - Trash Bags, etc. ☞ Water and Food / Bring 1.5 liters of water, chocolate, gimbap, etc. ☞ Reservation / Gwaneumsa Temple and Seongpanak (Reservation Required) Refer to Official Website Limited to 3,000 people per day, please make a reservation in advance ☞ Safety and Environmental Protection: Bring a First Aid Kit and Communication Tools - Take Your Trash Down the Mountain Hallasan Mountain Guide Recommended Route: Eorimok ↑ - Yeongsil ↓ (No Reservation/Route Required) The first section of the Eorimok route is mainly forest and steps, with a fast climb and relatively monotonous scenery, but you must persevere. Once you get out of the dense forest, you will feel that the hard work in the first part is worth it, with forests, springs, and alpine meadows. From the observation deck, you can see the distant city and the sea! After reaching the shelter at the end of the Eorimok route, follow the signs to choose the Yeongsil direction to descend. The descent is mainly on rocky roads with a steep slope, which can be slippery - wear non-slip shoes. The scenery on the way down may include clouds passing by, which is truly beautiful.