Olympic Aribaugil
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ISBN 978-89-7820-960-1
Olympic Aribaugil Guidebook
Cover image View of the Olympic Aribaugil from above. At the bottom left is Jeongseon and at the top right Gangneung. The nine courses, each color-coded, connect Jeongseon, the starting point, to Gangneung, the end. The differing colors also hint at how the scenery in the mountains differ with the season.
Cover image View of the Olympic Aribaugil from above. At the bottom left is Jeongseon and at the top right Gangneung. The nine courses, each color-coded, connect Jeongseon, the starting point, to Gangneung, the end. The differing colors also hint at how the scenery in the mountains differ with the season.
Location of the Olympic Aribaugil
Gwangwon Province Incheon
COntents
Olympic Aribaugil Gangneung
Course 1
Jeongseon Arirang Market ~ Najeon Station
Course 2
Najeon Station ~ Gujeolli Station
Course 3
Gujeolli Station ~ Baenadeuri Maeul Village
Course 4
Baenadeuri Maeul Village ~ Anbandegi
Course 5
Anbandegi ~ Daegwallyeong Rest Stop
Course 6
Daegwallyeong Rest Stop ~ Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop
Course 7
Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop ~ Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
Course 8
Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb ~ Songyang Elementary School
Course 9
Songyang Elementary School ~ Gangmun Beach
Seoul
Incheon International Airport
Jeongseon
Gyeonggi Province
South Chungcheong Province
Ulleungdo Dokdo Island Island
North Chungcheong Province Sejong North Gyeongsang Province
Daejeon
Yellow Sea
Daegu
North Jeolla Province
Ulsan South Gyeongsang Province Busan
Gwangju
South Jeolla Province
South Sea
Jejudo Island
East Sea
Location of the Olympic Aribaugil
Gwangwon Province Incheon
COntents
Olympic Aribaugil Gangneung
Course 1
Jeongseon Arirang Market ~ Najeon Station
Course 2
Najeon Station ~ Gujeolli Station
Course 3
Gujeolli Station ~ Baenadeuri Maeul Village
Course 4
Baenadeuri Maeul Village ~ Anbandegi
Course 5
Anbandegi ~ Daegwallyeong Rest Stop
Course 6
Daegwallyeong Rest Stop ~ Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop
Course 7
Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop ~ Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
Course 8
Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb ~ Songyang Elementary School
Course 9
Songyang Elementary School ~ Gangmun Beach
Seoul
Incheon International Airport
Jeongseon
Gyeonggi Province
South Chungcheong Province
Ulleungdo Dokdo Island Island
North Chungcheong Province Sejong North Gyeongsang Province
Daejeon
Yellow Sea
Daegu
North Jeolla Province
Ulsan South Gyeongsang Province Busan
Gwangju
South Jeolla Province
South Sea
Jejudo Island
East Sea
Yangyang Yangyang International Airport International Airport
Gangneung City City Gangneung
11 1211 10 10 12 9 Ojukheon 9 Ojukheon Ojukheon Gangneung JC 8 Gangneung JC 8
Myeongjugun Myeongjugun Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb Wangneung Wangneung Tomb Tomb
Mount Odaesan National Park Mount Mount Odaesan Odaesan National National Park Park Guryong Waterfall Guryong Guryong Waterfall WaterfallCourse Course Course
Goseong Goseong Goseong
7 7
Woljeongsa Temple Woljeongsa Woljeongsa Temple Temple
Sokcho Sokcho Sokcho
Cheorwon Cheorwon Cheorwon
Hwacheon Hwacheon Hwacheon
Yeongdong Expressway Yeongdong Expressway
Yangyang Yangyang Yangyang
Lee Seung-bok Memorial Lee Lee Seung-bok Seung-bok Memorial Memorial
Inje Inje Inje
Gangwon Province Gangwon Province Chuncheon Seoul-Yangyang Chuncheon Chuncheon Seoul-Yangyang Seoul-Yangyang
PyeongChang PyeongChang Mount Taegisan Soksa IC Mount Mount Taegisan Taegisan County Soksa IC County
Gangneung Gangneung Gangneung
Expressway Expressway Expressway
Pheonix Snow Park Pheonix Pheonix Snow Snow Park Park
Hongcheon Hongcheon Hongcheon Seoul Seoul Seoul and and and Incheon Incheon Incheon Intl. Airport Intl. Intl. Airport Airport
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Hoengseong Hoengseong Hoengseong
Olympic Olympic Olympic PyeongChang Aribaugil Aribaugil PyeongChang PyeongChang Aribaugil
Seoul-Gangneung Seoul-Gangneung Seoul-Gangneung High-speed Rail High-speed High-speed Rail Rail
Seoul Seoul Seoul and and and Incheon Incheon Incheon Intl. Airport Intl. Intl. Airport Airport
Yeongwol Yeongwol Yeongwol
Jungang Expressway Jungang Jungang Expressway Expressway Daegu, Daegu, Daegu,Busan Busan Busan and and and Gimhae Gimhae Gimhae Intl. Intl. Intl.Airports Airports Airports
Mount Gorupogisan Mount Mount Gorupogisan Gorupogisan
Seoul-Gangneung Rail Seoul-Gangneung High-speed High-speed Rail
Anbandegi Anbandegi Anbandegi
44
Gujeol Valley Gujeol Gujeol Valley Valley
Mount Nochusan Mount Mount Nochusan Nochusan Course Course Course
” Intl. Airport ~ Gangneung ”Incheon Incheon Incheon Intl. Intl. Airport Airport ~~ Gangneung Gangneung
Seoul Seoul and and Wonju Wonju
33
Duration: 2 hours 40 minutes Duration: Duration: 22 hours hours 40 40 minutes minutes
Mount Dutasan Mount Mount Dutasan Dutasan National Recreation Forest National National Recreation Recreation Forest Forest
PyeongChang PyeongChang Station Station
6 6
Taebaek Taebaek Taebaek
Auraji Auraji Auraji
Jeongseon Jeongseon County County
Mount Mount Mount Gariwangsan Gariwangsan Gariwangsan
Stadiums Stadiumsfor for the the2018 2018Pyeongchang PyeongchangWinter WinterOlympics Olympics PyeongChang PyeongChangMountain MountainCluster Cluster Biathlon Center 11 Alpensia Alpensia Biathlon Center
22 33
Alpensia AlpensiaCross-country Cross-country Center Center Alpensia Ski Alpensia SkiJumping Jumping Center Center
44 55
Olympic OlympicSliding SlidingCenter Center Phoenix Snow Phoenix SnowPark Park
66 77
Jeongseon JeongseonAlpine AlpineCenter Center Yongpyong Alpine Yongpyong AlpineCenter Center
Gangneung Gangneung Coastal Coastal Cluster Cluster 88 Kwandong Hockey Kwandong Hockey Center Center
99 Gangneung Gangneung Curling Curling Center Center 10 Gangneung Hockey 10 Gangneung Hockey Center Center 11 11 Gangneung Gangneung Oval Oval 12 12 Gangneung Gangneung Ice Ice Arena Arena
Course Course Course
22
Korean Peninsula Korean Korean Peninsula Peninsula Topography Village Topography Topography Village Village
Jeongseon Market Jeongseon Jeongseon Five-day Five-day Five-day Market Market
Jeongseon Jeongseon Jeongseon
9 9
Course Course Course
11
Luge Luge Luge
Biathlon Biathlon Biathlon
Nordic combined Nordic Nordic combined combined
Bobsleigh Bobsleigh Bobsleigh
Short track speed skating Short Short track track speed speed skating skating
Cross-country skiing Cross-country Cross-country skiing skiing
Skeleton Skeleton Skeleton
Curling Curling Curling Figure skating Figure Figure skating skating
Ski jumping Ski Ski jumping jumping Snowboard Snowboard Snowboard
Freestyle skiing Freestyle Freestyle skiing skiing
Speed skating Speed Speed skating skating
Ice hockey Ice Ice hockey hockey
Transportation information Transportation Transportation information information
Donghae Expressway Donghae Expressway
5 5
Course Course Course
National Recreation Forest National National Recreation Recreation Forest Forest
Yeongdong Expressway Yeongdong Yeongdong Expressway Expressway
6 6
Course Course Course
Yongpyong Yongpyong Yongpyong Resort Resort Resort
Olympic Aribaugil Olympic Aribaugil
Donghae Donghae Donghae
Samcheok Samcheok Samcheok
Jinbu Jinbu Station Station
2 11 2 3 4 3 4 7 7
Gangneung Gangneung Gangneung Station Station Station
Course Course Course
Lee Hyo-seok Memorial Hall Lee Lee Hyo-seok Hyo-seok Memorial Memorial Hall Hall
Myeonon Myeonon IC IC
Jeongseon Jeongseon Jeongseon
Wonju Wonju Wonju
Alpensia Resort Alpensia Alpensia Resort Resort
Gyeongpo Beach Gyeongpo Gyeongpo Beach Beach Course Course Course
8 8
Korea Botanic Garden Korea Korea Botanic Botanic Garden Garden
Jinbu IC Jinbu IC
East Sea East Sea
Course Course Course
Daegwalleyong Signal Station Daegwalleyong Daegwalleyong Signal Signal Station Station Samyang Samyang Samyang Daegwallyeong IC Ranch Daegwallyeong Daegwallyeong IC IC Ranch Ranch
Bangadari Bridge Water Bangadari Bangadari Bridge Bridge Water Water
Yanggu Yanggu Yanggu
Gangneung Gangneung Gangneung
Alpine skiing Alpine Alpine skiing skiing
Samcheok Samcheok
Course 1 The points of interest in Course 1 (Jeongseon Arirang Market - Najeon Station) are reachable either by the intercity or city buses. You may board city buses at the Samik Gas Station in front of the Jeongseon Arirang Market, and then get off at the Bukpyeong Bus Terminal. The bus runs 16 times a day. Course 2 To travel Course 2 on a bus, get on an intracity bus at Bukpyeong Terminal (Najeon Station) and then transfer to a Maeul bus at Yeoryang Terminal. The intracity bus from Bukpyeong Terminal to Yeoryang Terminal runs nine times a day. The Maeul bus leaving from Yeoryang Terminal runs six times a day. Course 3 Intracity bus No. 507 runs three times a day from Baenadeuri Maeul Village, where Course 3 ends, to the Gangneung city center. Buses from Gangneung city center (industrial complex) to Baenadeuri Maeul Village leave at 6 a.m., 12 p.m., and 5 p.m., and buses from Baenadeuri Maeul Village to the Gangneung city center leave at 8:10 a.m., 1:45 p.m., and 6:50 p.m. Course 4 Intracity bus No. 507 runs from the entrance of Anbandegi (Gamjawonjongjang), where Course 4 ends, to central Gangneung three times a day. Buses from central Gangneung (industrial complex) to Gamjawonjongjang leave at 6 a.m., 12 p.m. and 5 p.m. and buses from Gamjawonjongjang to central Gangneung leave at 8:20 a.m., 1:50 p.m. and 7 p.m. Course 5 You can take Gangneung Intracity Bus No. 503 to Daegwallyeong Museum at the end of Course 5. The bus runs 17 times a day on weekdays. On weekends, the 503-1 bus that leaves from Gangneung (Anmok) for the Daegwallyeong Rest Stop runs once a day. Course 6 You can take Gangneung Intracity Bus No. 502 to the Bohyeonsa Temple bus stop, which is the end of Course 6. It runs nine times a day on weekdays. In PyeongChang, you can take an intercity bus for Gangneung at the Hoenggye Intercity Bus Terminal. Course 7 Intracity Bus No. 502 goes from Myeongjugun Wanggeung Tomb on Course 7 to Gangneung (Anmok). From Gangneung (Anmok) to Myeongjugun Wanggeung Tomb(Sam Wangneung): First bus leaves at 5:55 a.m. Last bus leaves at 8:45 p.m. From Myeongjugun Wanggeung Tomb(Sam Wangneung) to Gangneung: First bus leaves at 6:45 a.m. Last bus leaves at 10:35 p.m. Course 8 Take Bus No. 512, 512-1, or 512-2 from Wichon-ri, the end of Course 8, to Gangneung city center. For No. 512: First bus at 8 a.m., last bus at 9:30 p.m. For No. 512-1: First bus at 8:40 a.m., last bus at 5:45 p.m. For No. 512-2: First bus at 6:30 a.m., last bus at 7:50 p.m. Course 9 Take Intracity Bus No. 230 or 230-1 to reach Gangmun Beach on Course 9. The buses operate 18 times a day. From the Gangneung Intracity Bus Terminal to Gangmun Beach: First bus at 6:30 a.m., last bus at 8.20 p.m. From Gangmun Beach to Gangneung Intracity Bus Terminal: First bus at 7:20 a.m., last bus at 9:10 p.m.
Yangyang Yangyang International Airport International Airport
Gangneung City City Gangneung
11 1211 10 10 12 9 Ojukheon 9 Ojukheon Ojukheon Gangneung JC 8 Gangneung JC 8
Myeongjugun Myeongjugun Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb Wangneung Wangneung Tomb Tomb
Mount Odaesan National Park Mount Mount Odaesan Odaesan National National Park Park Guryong Waterfall Guryong Guryong Waterfall WaterfallCourse Course Course
Goseong Goseong Goseong
7 7
Woljeongsa Temple Woljeongsa Woljeongsa Temple Temple
Sokcho Sokcho Sokcho
Cheorwon Cheorwon Cheorwon
Hwacheon Hwacheon Hwacheon
Yeongdong Expressway Yeongdong Expressway
Yangyang Yangyang Yangyang
Lee Seung-bok Memorial Lee Lee Seung-bok Seung-bok Memorial Memorial
Inje Inje Inje
Gangwon Province Gangwon Province Chuncheon Seoul-Yangyang Chuncheon Chuncheon Seoul-Yangyang Seoul-Yangyang
PyeongChang PyeongChang Mount Taegisan Soksa IC Mount Mount Taegisan Taegisan County Soksa IC County
Gangneung Gangneung Gangneung
Expressway Expressway Expressway
Pheonix Snow Park Pheonix Pheonix Snow Snow Park Park
Hongcheon Hongcheon Hongcheon Seoul Seoul Seoul and and and Incheon Incheon Incheon Intl. Airport Intl. Intl. Airport Airport
55
Hoengseong Hoengseong Hoengseong
Olympic Olympic Olympic PyeongChang Aribaugil Aribaugil PyeongChang PyeongChang Aribaugil
Seoul-Gangneung Seoul-Gangneung Seoul-Gangneung High-speed Rail High-speed High-speed Rail Rail
Seoul Seoul Seoul and and and Incheon Incheon Incheon Intl. Airport Intl. Intl. Airport Airport
Yeongwol Yeongwol Yeongwol
Jungang Expressway Jungang Jungang Expressway Expressway Daegu, Daegu, Daegu,Busan Busan Busan and and and Gimhae Gimhae Gimhae Intl. Intl. Intl.Airports Airports Airports
Mount Gorupogisan Mount Mount Gorupogisan Gorupogisan
Seoul-Gangneung Rail Seoul-Gangneung High-speed High-speed Rail
Anbandegi Anbandegi Anbandegi
44
Gujeol Valley Gujeol Gujeol Valley Valley
Mount Nochusan Mount Mount Nochusan Nochusan Course Course Course
” Intl. Airport ~ Gangneung ”Incheon Incheon Incheon Intl. Intl. Airport Airport ~~ Gangneung Gangneung
Seoul Seoul and and Wonju Wonju
33
Duration: 2 hours 40 minutes Duration: Duration: 22 hours hours 40 40 minutes minutes
Mount Dutasan Mount Mount Dutasan Dutasan National Recreation Forest National National Recreation Recreation Forest Forest
PyeongChang PyeongChang Station Station
6 6
Taebaek Taebaek Taebaek
Auraji Auraji Auraji
Jeongseon Jeongseon County County
Mount Mount Mount Gariwangsan Gariwangsan Gariwangsan
Stadiums Stadiumsfor for the the2018 2018Pyeongchang PyeongchangWinter WinterOlympics Olympics PyeongChang PyeongChangMountain MountainCluster Cluster Biathlon Center 11 Alpensia Alpensia Biathlon Center
22 33
Alpensia AlpensiaCross-country Cross-country Center Center Alpensia Ski Alpensia SkiJumping Jumping Center Center
44 55
Olympic OlympicSliding SlidingCenter Center Phoenix Snow Phoenix SnowPark Park
66 77
Jeongseon JeongseonAlpine AlpineCenter Center Yongpyong Alpine Yongpyong AlpineCenter Center
Gangneung Gangneung Coastal Coastal Cluster Cluster 88 Kwandong Hockey Kwandong Hockey Center Center
99 Gangneung Gangneung Curling Curling Center Center 10 Gangneung Hockey 10 Gangneung Hockey Center Center 11 11 Gangneung Gangneung Oval Oval 12 12 Gangneung Gangneung Ice Ice Arena Arena
Course Course Course
22
Korean Peninsula Korean Korean Peninsula Peninsula Topography Village Topography Topography Village Village
Jeongseon Market Jeongseon Jeongseon Five-day Five-day Five-day Market Market
Jeongseon Jeongseon Jeongseon
9 9
Course Course Course
11
Luge Luge Luge
Biathlon Biathlon Biathlon
Nordic combined Nordic Nordic combined combined
Bobsleigh Bobsleigh Bobsleigh
Short track speed skating Short Short track track speed speed skating skating
Cross-country skiing Cross-country Cross-country skiing skiing
Skeleton Skeleton Skeleton
Curling Curling Curling Figure skating Figure Figure skating skating
Ski jumping Ski Ski jumping jumping Snowboard Snowboard Snowboard
Freestyle skiing Freestyle Freestyle skiing skiing
Speed skating Speed Speed skating skating
Ice hockey Ice Ice hockey hockey
Transportation information Transportation Transportation information information
Donghae Expressway Donghae Expressway
5 5
Course Course Course
National Recreation Forest National National Recreation Recreation Forest Forest
Yeongdong Expressway Yeongdong Yeongdong Expressway Expressway
6 6
Course Course Course
Yongpyong Yongpyong Yongpyong Resort Resort Resort
Olympic Aribaugil Olympic Aribaugil
Donghae Donghae Donghae
Samcheok Samcheok Samcheok
Jinbu Jinbu Station Station
2 11 2 3 4 3 4 7 7
Gangneung Gangneung Gangneung Station Station Station
Course Course Course
Lee Hyo-seok Memorial Hall Lee Lee Hyo-seok Hyo-seok Memorial Memorial Hall Hall
Myeonon Myeonon IC IC
Jeongseon Jeongseon Jeongseon
Wonju Wonju Wonju
Alpensia Resort Alpensia Alpensia Resort Resort
Gyeongpo Beach Gyeongpo Gyeongpo Beach Beach Course Course Course
8 8
Korea Botanic Garden Korea Korea Botanic Botanic Garden Garden
Jinbu IC Jinbu IC
East Sea East Sea
Course Course Course
Daegwalleyong Signal Station Daegwalleyong Daegwalleyong Signal Signal Station Station Samyang Samyang Samyang Daegwallyeong IC Ranch Daegwallyeong Daegwallyeong IC IC Ranch Ranch
Bangadari Bridge Water Bangadari Bangadari Bridge Bridge Water Water
Yanggu Yanggu Yanggu
Gangneung Gangneung Gangneung
Alpine skiing Alpine Alpine skiing skiing
Samcheok Samcheok
Course 1 The points of interest in Course 1 (Jeongseon Arirang Market - Najeon Station) are reachable either by the intercity or city buses. You may board city buses at the Samik Gas Station in front of the Jeongseon Arirang Market, and then get off at the Bukpyeong Bus Terminal. The bus runs 16 times a day. Course 2 To travel Course 2 on a bus, get on an intracity bus at Bukpyeong Terminal (Najeon Station) and then transfer to a Maeul bus at Yeoryang Terminal. The intracity bus from Bukpyeong Terminal to Yeoryang Terminal runs nine times a day. The Maeul bus leaving from Yeoryang Terminal runs six times a day. Course 3 Intracity bus No. 507 runs three times a day from Baenadeuri Maeul Village, where Course 3 ends, to the Gangneung city center. Buses from Gangneung city center (industrial complex) to Baenadeuri Maeul Village leave at 6 a.m., 12 p.m., and 5 p.m., and buses from Baenadeuri Maeul Village to the Gangneung city center leave at 8:10 a.m., 1:45 p.m., and 6:50 p.m. Course 4 Intracity bus No. 507 runs from the entrance of Anbandegi (Gamjawonjongjang), where Course 4 ends, to central Gangneung three times a day. Buses from central Gangneung (industrial complex) to Gamjawonjongjang leave at 6 a.m., 12 p.m. and 5 p.m. and buses from Gamjawonjongjang to central Gangneung leave at 8:20 a.m., 1:50 p.m. and 7 p.m. Course 5 You can take Gangneung Intracity Bus No. 503 to Daegwallyeong Museum at the end of Course 5. The bus runs 17 times a day on weekdays. On weekends, the 503-1 bus that leaves from Gangneung (Anmok) for the Daegwallyeong Rest Stop runs once a day. Course 6 You can take Gangneung Intracity Bus No. 502 to the Bohyeonsa Temple bus stop, which is the end of Course 6. It runs nine times a day on weekdays. In PyeongChang, you can take an intercity bus for Gangneung at the Hoenggye Intercity Bus Terminal. Course 7 Intracity Bus No. 502 goes from Myeongjugun Wanggeung Tomb on Course 7 to Gangneung (Anmok). From Gangneung (Anmok) to Myeongjugun Wanggeung Tomb(Sam Wangneung): First bus leaves at 5:55 a.m. Last bus leaves at 8:45 p.m. From Myeongjugun Wanggeung Tomb(Sam Wangneung) to Gangneung: First bus leaves at 6:45 a.m. Last bus leaves at 10:35 p.m. Course 8 Take Bus No. 512, 512-1, or 512-2 from Wichon-ri, the end of Course 8, to Gangneung city center. For No. 512: First bus at 8 a.m., last bus at 9:30 p.m. For No. 512-1: First bus at 8:40 a.m., last bus at 5:45 p.m. For No. 512-2: First bus at 6:30 a.m., last bus at 7:50 p.m. Course 9 Take Intracity Bus No. 230 or 230-1 to reach Gangmun Beach on Course 9. The buses operate 18 times a day. From the Gangneung Intracity Bus Terminal to Gangmun Beach: First bus at 6:30 a.m., last bus at 8.20 p.m. From Gangmun Beach to Gangneung Intracity Bus Terminal: First bus at 7:20 a.m., last bus at 9:10 p.m.
The entire map of the Olympic Aribaugil
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Suljan Rock Eomyeongjeong Pavilion
Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
Banjeong
Ojukheon
Seongyojang House
Gangmun Beach Heo Nanseolheon Memorial Park
Solbau Outlook Wichon-ri Bus Stop
Bohyunsa Temple Bus Stop
6
Songyang Elementary School
Jukheon Reservoir
77
Bohyunsa Temple Entrance
Guksa Seonghwadang
9 9
Gama-gyo Bridge Jumak Restaurant Site
Daegwallyeong Rest Stop Neunggyeongbong Peak Heongye Observatory Mount Gorupogisan
5
Meonge Observatory
Anbandegi entrance
Doam Dam Pavilion
Anbandegi
Baramburi Maeul Village entrance
4
Baenadeuri Maeul Village
Mojeongtab Tower
Gujeolli Station
Mount Nochusan peak
3
Yiseongdae Trail entrance
Gamuljae entrance Yucheon-ri Rest Stop Masanjae Outlook
2
Najeon Station
Ggotbyeorujae Entrance
Jeongseon Arirang Market
1
Auraji Station
Mungokbon-dong Bus Stop
Daraeddeul Jeongseon Station
Olympic Aribaugil This is a walking trail that connects Jegonseon County, PyeongChang County and Gangneung City in Gangwon Province, the sites where the 2018 PyeongChang Olympics is being held. There are nine courses in all, and the combined distance of all the trails is 131.7 kilometers. The emblem shown at the left symbolizes a bird called durumi, a redcrowned crane, which represents Gangwon Province. It is colored red, yellow, green, blue and black, the Olympic colors.
The entire map of the Olympic Aribaugil
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Suljan Rock Eomyeongjeong Pavilion
Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
Banjeong
Ojukheon
Seongyojang House
Gangmun Beach Heo Nanseolheon Memorial Park
Solbau Outlook Wichon-ri Bus Stop
Bohyunsa Temple Bus Stop
6
Songyang Elementary School
Jukheon Reservoir
77
Bohyunsa Temple Entrance
Guksa Seonghwadang
9 9
Gama-gyo Bridge Jumak Restaurant Site
Daegwallyeong Rest Stop Neunggyeongbong Peak Heongye Observatory Mount Gorupogisan
5
Meonge Observatory
Anbandegi entrance
Doam Dam Pavilion
Anbandegi
Baramburi Maeul Village entrance
4
Baenadeuri Maeul Village
Mojeongtab Tower
Gujeolli Station
Mount Nochusan peak
3
Yiseongdae Trail entrance
Gamuljae entrance Yucheon-ri Rest Stop Masanjae Outlook
2
Najeon Station
Ggotbyeorujae Entrance
Jeongseon Arirang Market
1
Auraji Station
Mungokbon-dong Bus Stop
Daraeddeul Jeongseon Station
Olympic Aribaugil This is a walking trail that connects Jegonseon County, PyeongChang County and Gangneung City in Gangwon Province, the sites where the 2018 PyeongChang Olympics is being held. There are nine courses in all, and the combined distance of all the trails is 131.7 kilometers. The emblem shown at the left symbolizes a bird called durumi, a redcrowned crane, which represents Gangwon Province. It is colored red, yellow, green, blue and black, the Olympic colors.
Course 1 Jeongseon Arirang Market ~ Najeon Station
Course 1 Jeongseon Arirang Market ~ Najeon Station
Jeongseon Arirang Market ~ Najeon Station
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Course 1
Distance 17.1km (10.6 miles) Difficulty Level Medium Duration 6 hours 30 minutes - 7 hours
Najeon Station Bukpyeong Bus Terminal
Jeongseon Arirang Market — 1.3km — Jeongseon Station — 4.8km — Daraeddeul —
Bukpyeong-gyo Bridge
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2.9km — Mungokbon-dong Bus Stop — 8.2km — Najeon Station
Nampyeong-daegyo Bridge
A road ought to start at a market, Where one can fill the stomach with a buckwheat pancake, Pack the travel gear and set off Along the water road of the Joyanggang River and the Jeongseon Line railway. The path continues endlessly.
Cherry Tree Garosu-gil
Bon-dong Bus Stop Three-way intersection
Joyanggang River
Left on the road Left-hand road at the Maeul-gil three-way intersection Forest Trail Saerigol Mountain Trail Course on the left Rest Area (3.2km, duration: 1 hour 30 minutes) with seats Birch Tree Rest Area
Enter Maeul-gil on the right Straight on to the three-way intersection Proceed over the bridge and then go to the right
Right at the forest trail three-way intersection End of Maeul-gil (Start of the forest trail) Hillside road on the left
Joyanggang Riverside Course (3.7km, duration: 1 hour)
Deoksong-gyo Bridge
Mungok-gyo Bridge
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Daraeddeul Bus Stop Jamsu-gyo Bridge
Mungokbon-dong Bus Stop
Jamsu-gyo Bridge
The staircase trail Joyanggang River Outlook
A detour (3.8㎞)
Underground passage
Jeongseon Arirang Market is lively with laughter.
Jeongseon Station
Birch Tree Rest Area 600m 400m
Jeongseon Arirang Market
316m
Jeongseon Bridge No. 2
630m Joyanggang River Outlook Daraeddeul
350m
Najeon Station
365m
343m
Left at Bongyang five-way Intersection
Jeongseong Arirang Market (Jeongseon Five-day Market)
Jeongseon Sports Stadium
200m Altitude Distance
5㎞
10㎞
Course 1 11
15㎞
1
Jeongseon Arirang Market ~ Najeon Station
10
Course 1
Distance 17.1km (10.6 miles) Difficulty Level Medium Duration 6 hours 30 minutes - 7 hours
Najeon Station Bukpyeong Bus Terminal
Jeongseon Arirang Market — 1.3km — Jeongseon Station — 4.8km — Daraeddeul —
Bukpyeong-gyo Bridge
59
2.9km — Mungokbon-dong Bus Stop — 8.2km — Najeon Station
Nampyeong-daegyo Bridge
A road ought to start at a market, Where one can fill the stomach with a buckwheat pancake, Pack the travel gear and set off Along the water road of the Joyanggang River and the Jeongseon Line railway. The path continues endlessly.
Cherry Tree Garosu-gil
Bon-dong Bus Stop Three-way intersection
Joyanggang River
Left on the road Left-hand road at the Maeul-gil three-way intersection Forest Trail Saerigol Mountain Trail Course on the left Rest Area (3.2km, duration: 1 hour 30 minutes) with seats Birch Tree Rest Area
Enter Maeul-gil on the right Straight on to the three-way intersection Proceed over the bridge and then go to the right
Right at the forest trail three-way intersection End of Maeul-gil (Start of the forest trail) Hillside road on the left
Joyanggang Riverside Course (3.7km, duration: 1 hour)
Deoksong-gyo Bridge
Mungok-gyo Bridge
42
Daraeddeul Bus Stop Jamsu-gyo Bridge
Mungokbon-dong Bus Stop
Jamsu-gyo Bridge
The staircase trail Joyanggang River Outlook
A detour (3.8㎞)
Underground passage
Jeongseon Arirang Market is lively with laughter.
Jeongseon Station
Birch Tree Rest Area 600m 400m
Jeongseon Arirang Market
316m
Jeongseon Bridge No. 2
630m Joyanggang River Outlook Daraeddeul
350m
Najeon Station
365m
343m
Left at Bongyang five-way Intersection
Jeongseong Arirang Market (Jeongseon Five-day Market)
Jeongseon Sports Stadium
200m Altitude Distance
5㎞
10㎞
Course 1 11
15㎞
1
12
Course 1
Jeongseon Arirang Market ~ Najeon Station
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Jeongseon Arirang Market (Jeongseon Five-day Market)
Address 1359 Jeongseon-ro, Jeongseon-eup, Jeongseon County Information • Jeongseon County Travel Information Center 1544-9053 • Jeongseong Arirang Market Merchants’ Association 033-563-6200 Jeongseon Arirang Market has herbs and fruits gathered from the nearby mountains.
Buckwheat Pancakes
Surichwi Tteok
Buckwheat is a major grain in
Surichwi is a mountain plant, and
the mountainous region of inner
surichwi tteok is a rice cake with
Gangwon.
the herb in the dough. While su-
In the past, people would make
richwi itself is common, surichwi
muk ( jelly) or noodles with buck-
tteok is special and shared on
wheat. Local kotdeungchigi noo-
Dano, an ancient holiday when
dles are made with buckwheat as
rituals were performed to a local
well. Buckwheat’s unique elasticity
god. Gangneung, the larger city
is embedded in the noodles, and
next to Jeongseon, has kept the
their bouncy, floppy texture gives
Dano tradition alive, but the people
them their name. But the most
in Jeongseon also celebrate it. It’s
common way of eating buckwheat
said that surichwi tteok doesn’t go
is in pancakes with a spicy filling,
bad even after three days, although
often kimchi.
most other rice cakes would.
The original name of Jeongseon
of inner Gangwon such as buck-
Arirang Market was the Jeongseon
wheat pancakes, tadpole noodles,
Jeongseon Ariang Market is
Five-day Market. It was formerly
and kotdeungchigi noodles (The
open every day, but it is even more
open on dates ending with a 2 or 7
term roughly translates to “nose-
crowded on the original days of the
(i.e., the 2nd, 7th, 12th, 17th, 22nd
hitting noodles,” because the noo-
5-day market. Korail (the Korea
and 27th) of each month, but is now
dles are very bouncy. They will flop
Railroad Corporation) runs ad-
open every day. The five-day market
up and hit one’s nose while they are
ditional trains on those days as well
Gondeure Namul Bap
Tadpole Noodles
may have preceded the Joseon Dy-
eaten). Also for sale are herbs from
as on weekends. The Jeongseon
Gondeure was formerly called
Tadpoles are called olchaengi in
nasty (1392-1910), but the market
the mountains such as gondeure,
Five-day Market Train is a popular
“Goryeo Thistles.” It grows in the
Korea; noodles of a similar shape
took the shape it has now in 1966.
similar to a thistle; groundsel; milk
and steady-selling travel package
wild, and has wide leaves and long
are called “olchaengi noodles,” or
vetch root; and deodeok.
offered by Korail.
roots. People pick them in the
sometimes “olchang muk.” They
Jeongseon Arirang Market
up a culture or a market.
is the biggest tourist spot in
The merchants sit by the display
When the travel train comes to
mountains in spring and put them
are closer in texture to a jelly than
Jeongseon. Although the
cases outside their shops and have
town, the marketplace becomes
in rice before cooking it to make
to a noodle.
population of the town is
name cards that say “sintoburi,”
a festive spot. There are perfor-
gondeure namul bap (vegetable
Corn is boiled and ground with
only about 38,000, visitors
or merchants who are certified to
mances of a local folk song, “Jeong-
and rice). This helped stretch the
a millstone, so the noodles are
to the market each year
sell the goods of Jeongseon. Only
seon Arirang.” Other traditional
limited supplies of rice before. Now
very short. Tadpole noodles and
number some 700,000.
120 people carry these cards as
performances, including one called
the dish is considered a delicacy
kotdeungchigi noodles are widely
Items sold in the market
of now. The countryside market,
“pumba,” are staged around the
of the region and is usually served
enjoyed in the entire region. In
aren’t anything spectacular
which is about a four-hour train
market throughout the day. The
with soy sauce to bring out the
past days, wheat flour was rare, so
– mostly local foodstuffs and
ride from Seoul, illustrates the
market is 1.3km from Jeongseon
thistles’ flavor. It is also high in
people substituted corn and buck-
dishes of this mountainous region
point that it takes people to build
Station.
fiber and therefore easily digested.
wheat.
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Jeongseon Arirang Market (Jeongseon Five-day Market)
Address 1359 Jeongseon-ro, Jeongseon-eup, Jeongseon County Information • Jeongseon County Travel Information Center 1544-9053 • Jeongseong Arirang Market Merchants’ Association 033-563-6200 Jeongseon Arirang Market has herbs and fruits gathered from the nearby mountains.
Buckwheat Pancakes
Surichwi Tteok
Buckwheat is a major grain in
Surichwi is a mountain plant, and
the mountainous region of inner
surichwi tteok is a rice cake with
Gangwon.
the herb in the dough. While su-
In the past, people would make
richwi itself is common, surichwi
muk ( jelly) or noodles with buck-
tteok is special and shared on
wheat. Local kotdeungchigi noo-
Dano, an ancient holiday when
dles are made with buckwheat as
rituals were performed to a local
well. Buckwheat’s unique elasticity
god. Gangneung, the larger city
is embedded in the noodles, and
next to Jeongseon, has kept the
their bouncy, floppy texture gives
Dano tradition alive, but the people
them their name. But the most
in Jeongseon also celebrate it. It’s
common way of eating buckwheat
said that surichwi tteok doesn’t go
is in pancakes with a spicy filling,
bad even after three days, although
often kimchi.
most other rice cakes would.
The original name of Jeongseon
of inner Gangwon such as buck-
Arirang Market was the Jeongseon
wheat pancakes, tadpole noodles,
Jeongseon Ariang Market is
Five-day Market. It was formerly
and kotdeungchigi noodles (The
open every day, but it is even more
open on dates ending with a 2 or 7
term roughly translates to “nose-
crowded on the original days of the
(i.e., the 2nd, 7th, 12th, 17th, 22nd
hitting noodles,” because the noo-
5-day market. Korail (the Korea
and 27th) of each month, but is now
dles are very bouncy. They will flop
Railroad Corporation) runs ad-
open every day. The five-day market
up and hit one’s nose while they are
ditional trains on those days as well
Gondeure Namul Bap
Tadpole Noodles
may have preceded the Joseon Dy-
eaten). Also for sale are herbs from
as on weekends. The Jeongseon
Gondeure was formerly called
Tadpoles are called olchaengi in
nasty (1392-1910), but the market
the mountains such as gondeure,
Five-day Market Train is a popular
“Goryeo Thistles.” It grows in the
Korea; noodles of a similar shape
took the shape it has now in 1966.
similar to a thistle; groundsel; milk
and steady-selling travel package
wild, and has wide leaves and long
are called “olchaengi noodles,” or
vetch root; and deodeok.
offered by Korail.
roots. People pick them in the
sometimes “olchang muk.” They
Jeongseon Arirang Market
up a culture or a market.
is the biggest tourist spot in
The merchants sit by the display
When the travel train comes to
mountains in spring and put them
are closer in texture to a jelly than
Jeongseon. Although the
cases outside their shops and have
town, the marketplace becomes
in rice before cooking it to make
to a noodle.
population of the town is
name cards that say “sintoburi,”
a festive spot. There are perfor-
gondeure namul bap (vegetable
Corn is boiled and ground with
only about 38,000, visitors
or merchants who are certified to
mances of a local folk song, “Jeong-
and rice). This helped stretch the
a millstone, so the noodles are
to the market each year
sell the goods of Jeongseon. Only
seon Arirang.” Other traditional
limited supplies of rice before. Now
very short. Tadpole noodles and
number some 700,000.
120 people carry these cards as
performances, including one called
the dish is considered a delicacy
kotdeungchigi noodles are widely
Items sold in the market
of now. The countryside market,
“pumba,” are staged around the
of the region and is usually served
enjoyed in the entire region. In
aren’t anything spectacular
which is about a four-hour train
market throughout the day. The
with soy sauce to bring out the
past days, wheat flour was rare, so
– mostly local foodstuffs and
ride from Seoul, illustrates the
market is 1.3km from Jeongseon
thistles’ flavor. It is also high in
people substituted corn and buck-
dishes of this mountainous region
point that it takes people to build
Station.
fiber and therefore easily digested.
wheat.
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15
Jeongseon Train Travel
Jeongseon Arirang Train Service Around-the-clock operation except Mondays and Tuesdays. The train also runs on Mondays and Tuesdays if a five-day market day falls on those days or if the day is a national holiday. Fare 27,600 won (One-way ticket from Cheongnyangni Station in Seoul to Auraji Station) Information Korail Tourism Development 1544-7788 The Jeongseon Train runs through snowy corners of the county.
The exit from the market leads to the main road go-
Station, and Najeon Station, it arrives at its destina-
(a station certificate made out of steel) hanging on
ing to Jeongseon Station. Two Mugunghwa line trains
tion, Auraji Station. The train makes special five-min-
the wall. The name, Najeon Station, came from the
make stops at this station daily. The Jeongseon Line
ute stops at Seonpyeong Station and Najeon Station
Najeon Mining Office, which closed its doors in 1990.
was once the 45.9km section of track that starts at
to give passengers time to get off the train, take a look
The remnants of the mining days are still there at Na-
Yemi Station (now part of the Taebaek Line), turns
around the station and re-board. (The 4858 Train that
jeon Station.
northward at Jeungsan Station (now called Mindung-
departs from Auraji Station makes a 10-minute stop at
A ride on any Jeongseon line train, even if it isn’t the
san Station) and continues on to Jeongseon, Najeon,
Seonpyeong Station.) In the station are “flash markets”
Arirang Train, is a treat, especially on a winter day af-
Auraji, and Gujeolli Station. When Jeongseon flour-
that open when a train is about to arrive.
ter a heavy snowfall. The scene of a red train storming
ished because of its coal production, the Jeongseon Line was its lifeline, its artery.
in the square in front of Najeon Station.
through a white world can be an exciting one to see.
anggang River and the Jeongseon rail line, and then
The Jeongseon Line is now a special line for travel
turns northward. Where this trail ends sits Najeon
aficionados wishing to feel the adventure of train trav-
Station. Course 1 of the Olympic Aribaugil connects
el in an earlier age. The Jeongseon Five-day Market
the market in front of Jeongseon Station with Najeon
Train travel package is one of the consistently popular
Station. Visitors to Najeon Station can sometimes see
programs in Korea. These days, a tourist train called
people lying on wooden chairs in the waiting room
the “Jeongseon Arirang Train (A-Train)” runs once a
with luggage for pillows.
day. It began operations in January 2015.
The information board of the Olympic Aribaugil
The trail from Jeongseon Station follows the Joy-
Najeon Station, the end of Course 1, and Auraji Sta-
The Jeongseon Arirang Train starts its journey at
tion, which sits in the middle of Course 2, are of spe-
Cheongnyangni Station, Seoul, and passes Wonju,
cial interest for people who like to visit unique train
Jecheon and Yeongwol. It then turns left at Mindung-
stations. The unmanned Najeon Station is a popular
san Station to get to the center of Jeongseon. After stops
spot for filming TV commercials, movies, and dramas.
The Najeon Station platform. The scene is quiet, as if time had
at Byeoleogok Station, Seonpyeong Station, Jeongseon
Entering the station, travelers will see a rusted tablet
stopped. Korail recreated the station’s old looks in 2015.
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Jeongseon Train Travel
Jeongseon Arirang Train Service Around-the-clock operation except Mondays and Tuesdays. The train also runs on Mondays and Tuesdays if a five-day market day falls on those days or if the day is a national holiday. Fare 27,600 won (One-way ticket from Cheongnyangni Station in Seoul to Auraji Station) Information Korail Tourism Development 1544-7788 The Jeongseon Train runs through snowy corners of the county.
The exit from the market leads to the main road go-
Station, and Najeon Station, it arrives at its destina-
(a station certificate made out of steel) hanging on
ing to Jeongseon Station. Two Mugunghwa line trains
tion, Auraji Station. The train makes special five-min-
the wall. The name, Najeon Station, came from the
make stops at this station daily. The Jeongseon Line
ute stops at Seonpyeong Station and Najeon Station
Najeon Mining Office, which closed its doors in 1990.
was once the 45.9km section of track that starts at
to give passengers time to get off the train, take a look
The remnants of the mining days are still there at Na-
Yemi Station (now part of the Taebaek Line), turns
around the station and re-board. (The 4858 Train that
jeon Station.
northward at Jeungsan Station (now called Mindung-
departs from Auraji Station makes a 10-minute stop at
A ride on any Jeongseon line train, even if it isn’t the
san Station) and continues on to Jeongseon, Najeon,
Seonpyeong Station.) In the station are “flash markets”
Arirang Train, is a treat, especially on a winter day af-
Auraji, and Gujeolli Station. When Jeongseon flour-
that open when a train is about to arrive.
ter a heavy snowfall. The scene of a red train storming
ished because of its coal production, the Jeongseon Line was its lifeline, its artery.
in the square in front of Najeon Station.
through a white world can be an exciting one to see.
anggang River and the Jeongseon rail line, and then
The Jeongseon Line is now a special line for travel
turns northward. Where this trail ends sits Najeon
aficionados wishing to feel the adventure of train trav-
Station. Course 1 of the Olympic Aribaugil connects
el in an earlier age. The Jeongseon Five-day Market
the market in front of Jeongseon Station with Najeon
Train travel package is one of the consistently popular
Station. Visitors to Najeon Station can sometimes see
programs in Korea. These days, a tourist train called
people lying on wooden chairs in the waiting room
the “Jeongseon Arirang Train (A-Train)” runs once a
with luggage for pillows.
day. It began operations in January 2015.
The information board of the Olympic Aribaugil
The trail from Jeongseon Station follows the Joy-
Najeon Station, the end of Course 1, and Auraji Sta-
The Jeongseon Arirang Train starts its journey at
tion, which sits in the middle of Course 2, are of spe-
Cheongnyangni Station, Seoul, and passes Wonju,
cial interest for people who like to visit unique train
Jecheon and Yeongwol. It then turns left at Mindung-
stations. The unmanned Najeon Station is a popular
san Station to get to the center of Jeongseon. After stops
spot for filming TV commercials, movies, and dramas.
The Najeon Station platform. The scene is quiet, as if time had
at Byeoleogok Station, Seonpyeong Station, Jeongseon
Entering the station, travelers will see a rusted tablet
stopped. Korail recreated the station’s old looks in 2015.
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Travel Information for Course 1
Food
A panoramic view at Daraeddeul village. The Joyanggang River flows in front of the village by a dramatic cliff.
The road from Jeongseon Station continues along the Joyanggang River. Standing on the Joyanggang River Outlook, built for the Olympic Aribau-gil, Daraeddeul village is laid out across the river. Daraeddeul is also called the Korean Peninsula Topography Village, because the river’s sharp turn makes the course resemble an outline of the peninsula. But the outline only become visible from atop Mount Sangjeongbawisan (1,006 meters) opposite Daraeddeul. The track leading to Mount Sangjeongbawisan starts near the Mungokbon-dong Bus Stop. At that bus stop, Course 1 separates into two trails. The longer riverside course (3.7 kilometers) follows the Joyanggang River after crossing a bridge. The Saerigol Mountain Trail Course is The pine forest of the Saerigol Mountain Trail
only 3.2 kilometers in length but takes about 30 minutes longer
Course. It’s not a match for the Gangneung pine
to complete. The mountain views, however, make the extra time
forests, but has its beauty.
worthwhile.
Name (Specialty) Mirakjeong Galbi (Barbecue) Donggwang Sikdang (Pig trotters, noodles) Hanchi Sikdang (Pig trotters, noodles) Pureun Susan (Seafood) Shinmapo Galmaegi (Roasted pork) Uijeongbu Dongo Budaejjigae (Stew) Hyeonjae Charcoal Galbi (Roasted pork) Haemaru (Sushi, seafood) Kotdeungchigi Pyeonghwa Banjeom (Chinese) noodles Gukilgwan (Korean) Matgoeul Garden (Vegetable and rice) Seoul Sikdang (Braised chicken) Sarangchae (Beef sirloin, vegetable and rice) Ari Babsang (Korean) Gang Maeul (Korean) Hwangto-bang Byeongcheon Sundae (Sundae, sundae soup) Seongmaryeong (Korean) Ssarigol Sikdang (Acorn jelly salad, vegetable and rice) Dongbakgol Sikdang (Vegetable and rice) Jonggatjib (Buckwheat noodles) Taedonggwan (Chinese)
Name Dalddeurak Maeul Island Jeongseon Gariwang Sanjang Deoko-ri Experience Maeul Lohas (Doldari) Maeul Sangyujae Crystal Motel Hyatt Park Motel Gallery Motel Geurimjang Inn Dongho Motel Gariwangsan Story Gariwangsan
sky. The people of Jeongseon grow up looking at the mountains that Coming down from the mountain trail course, the
surround them like walls. Bbyeongdae is the wall-like mountain sys-
road leads past the village and the river, toward
tem that hems in the Jeongseon people. The word bbyeongdae had
Najeon Station.
an emotional context for Jeongseon people of yesteryear.
Address 16 Ganae-gil, Jeongseon-eup 570-25 Gariwangsan-ro, Jeongseon-eup 570-5 Gariwangsan-ro, Jeongseon-eup 27 Baekodam-gil, Jeongseon-eup 11 Doldari-gil, Jeongseon-eup 22-8 Bongyang 3-gil, Jeongseon-eup 16-5 Bongyang 5-gil, Jeongseon-eup 1221 Seodong-ro, Jeongseon-eup 22 Eocheon-gil, Jeongseon-eup 1242 Jeongseon-ro, Jeongseon-eup 1360 Jeongseon-ro, Jeongseon-eup 32 Cheongnyang-gil, Jeongseon-eup 5 Cheongnyang-gil, Jeongseon-eup
(Contact) (010-6789-5717) (033-562-7389) (033-562-5080) (010-4445-6014) (010-4654-9495) (033-562-1162) (033-563-7744) (033-562-5666) (033-563-7555) (033-563-0522) (033-562-9000) (033-562-1665) (010-2525-0031)
Transportation Bus
This is a Jeongseon regional dialect word meaning a cliff. An old words, the layers of mountains surrounding Jeongseon blot out the
(Contact) (033-563-4477) (033-563-3100) (033-562-1068) (033-562-2590) (033-563-5292) (033-562-8824) (033-562-4944) (033-563-6868) (033-563-0688) (033-562-3076) (033-562-1114) (033-562-5430) (033-562-7179) (033-562-5945) (033-562-2226) (033-563-5437) (033-562-0055) (033-562-4554) (033-563-2211) (033-562-1531) (033-562-1607)
Accommodations
Bbyeongdae
saying goes, “The sky at Jeongseon is three inches high”; in other
Address 18 Noksong 1-gil, Jeongseon-eup 27 Noksong 1-gil, Jeongseon-eup 30 Noksong 1-gil, Jeongseon-eup 80-1 Noksong-ro, Jeongseon-eup 75 Noksong-ro, Jeongseon-eup 40-1 Bongyang 5-gil, Jeongseon-eup 40-5 Bongyang 5-gil, Jeongseon-eup 29-2 Bongyang 6-gil, Jeongseon-eup 38 Bongyang 6-gil, Jeongseon-eup 17 Bongyang 7-gil, Jeongseon-eup 1 Bibong-ro, Jeongseon-eup 17 Bibong-ro, Jeongseon-eup 56 Bibong-ro, Jeongseon-eup 58 Bibong-ro, Jeongseon-eup 2 Sedae-gil, Jeongseon-eup 53 Aesan-ro, Jeongseon-eup 95 Yongdam-gil, Jeongseon-eup 1312 Jeongseon-ro, Jeongseon-eup 1314 Jeongseon-ro, Jeongseon-eup 1332 Jeongseon-ro, Jeongseon-eup 1347 Jeongseon-ro, Jeongseon-eup
Taxi Train
Jeongseon Intercity Bus Terminal 033-563-9265 Jeongseon Bus Terminal 033-563-1094 The points of interest in Course 1 (Jeongseon Arirang Market - Najeon Station) are reachable either by the intercity or city buses. You may board city buses at the Samik Gas Station in front of the Jeongseon Arirang Market, and then get off at the Bukpyeong Bus Terminal. The bus runs 16 times a day, with the first at 6:10 a.m. (No. 34 Imgye) and the last at 5:35 p.m. (No. 32 Najeon). Arari Call Taxi 033-592-5000 Jeongseon Arirang Individual Call 033-592-0000 Najeon Station 1544-7788 (Korail) Arirang Train operating days Wednesday through Sunday (Operates if a Monday or Tuesday falls on a date ending in a 2 or a 7.)
Information
• Jeongseon County Tourism Culture Department 1544-9053
• Gangwon Province Tourism Association 033-244-6899
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Travel Information for Course 1
Food
A panoramic view at Daraeddeul village. The Joyanggang River flows in front of the village by a dramatic cliff.
The road from Jeongseon Station continues along the Joyanggang River. Standing on the Joyanggang River Outlook, built for the Olympic Aribau-gil, Daraeddeul village is laid out across the river. Daraeddeul is also called the Korean Peninsula Topography Village, because the river’s sharp turn makes the course resemble an outline of the peninsula. But the outline only become visible from atop Mount Sangjeongbawisan (1,006 meters) opposite Daraeddeul. The track leading to Mount Sangjeongbawisan starts near the Mungokbon-dong Bus Stop. At that bus stop, Course 1 separates into two trails. The longer riverside course (3.7 kilometers) follows the Joyanggang River after crossing a bridge. The Saerigol Mountain Trail Course is The pine forest of the Saerigol Mountain Trail
only 3.2 kilometers in length but takes about 30 minutes longer
Course. It’s not a match for the Gangneung pine
to complete. The mountain views, however, make the extra time
forests, but has its beauty.
worthwhile.
Name (Specialty) Mirakjeong Galbi (Barbecue) Donggwang Sikdang (Pig trotters, noodles) Hanchi Sikdang (Pig trotters, noodles) Pureun Susan (Seafood) Shinmapo Galmaegi (Roasted pork) Uijeongbu Dongo Budaejjigae (Stew) Hyeonjae Charcoal Galbi (Roasted pork) Haemaru (Sushi, seafood) Kotdeungchigi Pyeonghwa Banjeom (Chinese) noodles Gukilgwan (Korean) Matgoeul Garden (Vegetable and rice) Seoul Sikdang (Braised chicken) Sarangchae (Beef sirloin, vegetable and rice) Ari Babsang (Korean) Gang Maeul (Korean) Hwangto-bang Byeongcheon Sundae (Sundae, sundae soup) Seongmaryeong (Korean) Ssarigol Sikdang (Acorn jelly salad, vegetable and rice) Dongbakgol Sikdang (Vegetable and rice) Jonggatjib (Buckwheat noodles) Taedonggwan (Chinese)
Name Dalddeurak Maeul Island Jeongseon Gariwang Sanjang Deoko-ri Experience Maeul Lohas (Doldari) Maeul Sangyujae Crystal Motel Hyatt Park Motel Gallery Motel Geurimjang Inn Dongho Motel Gariwangsan Story Gariwangsan
sky. The people of Jeongseon grow up looking at the mountains that Coming down from the mountain trail course, the
surround them like walls. Bbyeongdae is the wall-like mountain sys-
road leads past the village and the river, toward
tem that hems in the Jeongseon people. The word bbyeongdae had
Najeon Station.
an emotional context for Jeongseon people of yesteryear.
Address 16 Ganae-gil, Jeongseon-eup 570-25 Gariwangsan-ro, Jeongseon-eup 570-5 Gariwangsan-ro, Jeongseon-eup 27 Baekodam-gil, Jeongseon-eup 11 Doldari-gil, Jeongseon-eup 22-8 Bongyang 3-gil, Jeongseon-eup 16-5 Bongyang 5-gil, Jeongseon-eup 1221 Seodong-ro, Jeongseon-eup 22 Eocheon-gil, Jeongseon-eup 1242 Jeongseon-ro, Jeongseon-eup 1360 Jeongseon-ro, Jeongseon-eup 32 Cheongnyang-gil, Jeongseon-eup 5 Cheongnyang-gil, Jeongseon-eup
(Contact) (010-6789-5717) (033-562-7389) (033-562-5080) (010-4445-6014) (010-4654-9495) (033-562-1162) (033-563-7744) (033-562-5666) (033-563-7555) (033-563-0522) (033-562-9000) (033-562-1665) (010-2525-0031)
Transportation Bus
This is a Jeongseon regional dialect word meaning a cliff. An old words, the layers of mountains surrounding Jeongseon blot out the
(Contact) (033-563-4477) (033-563-3100) (033-562-1068) (033-562-2590) (033-563-5292) (033-562-8824) (033-562-4944) (033-563-6868) (033-563-0688) (033-562-3076) (033-562-1114) (033-562-5430) (033-562-7179) (033-562-5945) (033-562-2226) (033-563-5437) (033-562-0055) (033-562-4554) (033-563-2211) (033-562-1531) (033-562-1607)
Accommodations
Bbyeongdae
saying goes, “The sky at Jeongseon is three inches high”; in other
Address 18 Noksong 1-gil, Jeongseon-eup 27 Noksong 1-gil, Jeongseon-eup 30 Noksong 1-gil, Jeongseon-eup 80-1 Noksong-ro, Jeongseon-eup 75 Noksong-ro, Jeongseon-eup 40-1 Bongyang 5-gil, Jeongseon-eup 40-5 Bongyang 5-gil, Jeongseon-eup 29-2 Bongyang 6-gil, Jeongseon-eup 38 Bongyang 6-gil, Jeongseon-eup 17 Bongyang 7-gil, Jeongseon-eup 1 Bibong-ro, Jeongseon-eup 17 Bibong-ro, Jeongseon-eup 56 Bibong-ro, Jeongseon-eup 58 Bibong-ro, Jeongseon-eup 2 Sedae-gil, Jeongseon-eup 53 Aesan-ro, Jeongseon-eup 95 Yongdam-gil, Jeongseon-eup 1312 Jeongseon-ro, Jeongseon-eup 1314 Jeongseon-ro, Jeongseon-eup 1332 Jeongseon-ro, Jeongseon-eup 1347 Jeongseon-ro, Jeongseon-eup
Taxi Train
Jeongseon Intercity Bus Terminal 033-563-9265 Jeongseon Bus Terminal 033-563-1094 The points of interest in Course 1 (Jeongseon Arirang Market - Najeon Station) are reachable either by the intercity or city buses. You may board city buses at the Samik Gas Station in front of the Jeongseon Arirang Market, and then get off at the Bukpyeong Bus Terminal. The bus runs 16 times a day, with the first at 6:10 a.m. (No. 34 Imgye) and the last at 5:35 p.m. (No. 32 Najeon). Arari Call Taxi 033-592-5000 Jeongseon Arirang Individual Call 033-592-0000 Najeon Station 1544-7788 (Korail) Arirang Train operating days Wednesday through Sunday (Operates if a Monday or Tuesday falls on a date ending in a 2 or a 7.)
Information
• Jeongseon County Tourism Culture Department 1544-9053
• Gangwon Province Tourism Association 033-244-6899
Course 2 Najeon Station ~ Gujeolli Station
Course 2 Najeon Station ~ Gujeolli Station
Course 2 21
Najeon Station ~ Gujeolli Station
20
Course 2
Deck road section (1.1km) Distance 20.5km (12.7 miles) Difficulty Level Medium Duration 7 hours
Jagae 1-gyo Bridge deck road entrance Stairs
Forest road on the left of railway
Gujeolli Station
Railside road
Najeon Station — 2km — Ggotbyeorujae Yet-gil Entrance — 7.1km — Masanjae Outlook —
Deck road after crossing the road
2km — Auraji Station — 2.5km — Yucheon-ri Rest Stop — 3.5km — Gamuljae — 3.4km —
Forest road on the left
Gamuljae Yet-gil
(9.2km, duration: 1 hour)
Gujeolli Station
Gamuljae Peak
Songcheon Stream
Roads in secluded Jeongseon are where water flows and steel is delivered. Down the Joyanggang River float rafts carrying pine trees; Down the Jeongseon Line railway flow the ups and downs of the age of coal mines. As you trace back the flow of water and the railway, the Jeongseon sections of the Olympic Aribaugil Courses 1 and 2 end.
Gamuljae entrance Yucheon 3-ri Senior Citizens’ Center
Heungteo-gyo Bridge
Heungteo Bus Stop
Heungteo Solbat Camping Site
415 Nochusan-ro Bangjuk-gil on the right after crossing Seungcheon-gyo Bridge Yucheon-ri Rest Stop Crossroad Farm road on the right
Bangjuk-gil on the left Front of the railway tunnel Statue of Virgin Auraji Crossroad
Yeoryang-myeon Town Office
Auraji Station
Road on the right Underpass Road on the left
42 Joyanggang River Jeongseon Railbike.
Outlook
Masanjae Outlook
Ggotbyeorujae Yet-gil
(7.1km, duration: 2 hours 30 minutes)
Najeon Station Ggotbyeorujae Outlook
Masanjae Outlook 600m 400m
365m
Gamuljae Peak
527m
505m
Najeon Station
430m
500m Ggotbyeorujae Outlook
Gujeolli Station
388m Auraji Station
200m
Left on the Handaegol Three-way Intersection
Altitude Distance
5㎞
10㎞
Bukpyeong-gyo Bridge Deck road on the left
15㎞
20㎞
2
Goljicheon Stream
Course 2 21
Najeon Station ~ Gujeolli Station
20
Course 2
Deck road section (1.1km) Distance 20.5km (12.7 miles) Difficulty Level Medium Duration 7 hours
Jagae 1-gyo Bridge deck road entrance Stairs
Forest road on the left of railway
Gujeolli Station
Railside road
Najeon Station — 2km — Ggotbyeorujae Yet-gil Entrance — 7.1km — Masanjae Outlook —
Deck road after crossing the road
2km — Auraji Station — 2.5km — Yucheon-ri Rest Stop — 3.5km — Gamuljae — 3.4km —
Forest road on the left
Gamuljae Yet-gil
(9.2km, duration: 1 hour)
Gujeolli Station
Gamuljae Peak
Songcheon Stream
Roads in secluded Jeongseon are where water flows and steel is delivered. Down the Joyanggang River float rafts carrying pine trees; Down the Jeongseon Line railway flow the ups and downs of the age of coal mines. As you trace back the flow of water and the railway, the Jeongseon sections of the Olympic Aribaugil Courses 1 and 2 end.
Gamuljae entrance Yucheon 3-ri Senior Citizens’ Center
Heungteo-gyo Bridge
Heungteo Bus Stop
Heungteo Solbat Camping Site
415 Nochusan-ro Bangjuk-gil on the right after crossing Seungcheon-gyo Bridge Yucheon-ri Rest Stop Crossroad Farm road on the right
Bangjuk-gil on the left Front of the railway tunnel Statue of Virgin Auraji Crossroad
Yeoryang-myeon Town Office
Auraji Station
Road on the right Underpass Road on the left
42 Joyanggang River Jeongseon Railbike.
Outlook
Masanjae Outlook
Ggotbyeorujae Yet-gil
(7.1km, duration: 2 hours 30 minutes)
Najeon Station Ggotbyeorujae Outlook
Masanjae Outlook 600m 400m
365m
Gamuljae Peak
527m
505m
Najeon Station
430m
500m Ggotbyeorujae Outlook
Gujeolli Station
388m Auraji Station
200m
Left on the Handaegol Three-way Intersection
Altitude Distance
5㎞
10㎞
Bukpyeong-gyo Bridge Deck road on the left
15㎞
20㎞
2
Goljicheon Stream
22
Course 2
Najeon Station ~ Gujeolli Station
23
Ggotbyeorujae
On Ggotbyeorujae Yet-gil, Bukpyeongdeul Meadow, above, viewed from an outlook.
Course 2 is the longest of the nine
then heads toward mountains. Here
old trail that was rarely used, but
spring,” but as is usual with very
jae is Masanjae (505 meters). It’s
courses of the Olympic Aribaugil.
the Ggotbyeorujae Yet-gil begins
new life was breathed into it thanks
old names, there are alternative
said that this was an area where
It is the only one more than 20
and continues to the periphery of
to the Olympic Aribaugil. Making a
explanations. Standing on an
people raised horses in the Jo-
kilometers long. But the difficulty
Auraji. It’s a flat and easy trail, about
trail is not about making a new road.
outlook, the fields of Bukpyeong
seon Dynasty days.
7.1 kilometers long.
It’s reconnecting a path that had
beyond the Joyanggang River
From Masanjae, the Yeoryang
once been disconnected.
come into sight. The scenery is
fields are visible. The village here
level is medium, because many of the roads are on flat land,
An uphill road used to be the only
so it isn’t very burdensome
route to connect central Jeongseon
On the left side of the trail is a
peaceful; during the fall, hikers
had more food than the others in
to Auraji, but then a new road, High-
steep cliff. The Joyanggang River
can see the fields dressed in yel-
Jeongseon because of the amount
Ju st l i ke C o u r s e 1 ,
way 42, was paved along the Joy-
at the foot of the cliff shines in
low.
of arable land. The name means “a
Course 2 is a journey along
anggang River. That’s why this trail
the sunlight. As mentioned in the
Standing behind the village
place where there is a surplus of
the Joyanggang River,
is wide for a path in the mountains;
description of Course 1, the life of
are lines of gigantic mountain
grain.” Yeoryang is also the home
walking upstream. The
you can see remnants of the old
Jeongseon takes place below the
peaks. One of them is Mount
of actor Won Bin. Some tourists
river and the trail meet and
concrete road base here and there,
cliffs. But this particular trail sits
Gariwangsan’s Jungbong Peak
from Japan make a pilgrimage to
diverge multiple times but take
a reminder that buses used to ply
above it. Byeoru (beru) is a Jeong-
(1,433 meters), where the Alpine
the house of the actor’s parents.
Bends
hikers northward. The path that
this route. Now the scenery is quite
seon dialect word for “cliff.” The
skiing will take place during the
The water forks into three different
of the Joyang-
starts from Najeon Station goes
picturesque, with pine trees close
name Ggotbyeorujae may mean
PyeongChang Winter Olympics.
paths beyond the fields. Hikers now
gang River seen from Ggotbyeorujae.
over the Bukpyeong Bridge and
to the road. It was for some time an
“a cliff road full of azaleas in
The last outlook on Ggotbyeoru-
arrive at Auraji.
to walk.
22
Course 2
Najeon Station ~ Gujeolli Station
23
Ggotbyeorujae
On Ggotbyeorujae Yet-gil, Bukpyeongdeul Meadow, above, viewed from an outlook.
Course 2 is the longest of the nine
then heads toward mountains. Here
old trail that was rarely used, but
spring,” but as is usual with very
jae is Masanjae (505 meters). It’s
courses of the Olympic Aribaugil.
the Ggotbyeorujae Yet-gil begins
new life was breathed into it thanks
old names, there are alternative
said that this was an area where
It is the only one more than 20
and continues to the periphery of
to the Olympic Aribaugil. Making a
explanations. Standing on an
people raised horses in the Jo-
kilometers long. But the difficulty
Auraji. It’s a flat and easy trail, about
trail is not about making a new road.
outlook, the fields of Bukpyeong
seon Dynasty days.
7.1 kilometers long.
It’s reconnecting a path that had
beyond the Joyanggang River
From Masanjae, the Yeoryang
once been disconnected.
come into sight. The scenery is
fields are visible. The village here
level is medium, because many of the roads are on flat land,
An uphill road used to be the only
so it isn’t very burdensome
route to connect central Jeongseon
On the left side of the trail is a
peaceful; during the fall, hikers
had more food than the others in
to Auraji, but then a new road, High-
steep cliff. The Joyanggang River
can see the fields dressed in yel-
Jeongseon because of the amount
Ju st l i ke C o u r s e 1 ,
way 42, was paved along the Joy-
at the foot of the cliff shines in
low.
of arable land. The name means “a
Course 2 is a journey along
anggang River. That’s why this trail
the sunlight. As mentioned in the
Standing behind the village
place where there is a surplus of
the Joyanggang River,
is wide for a path in the mountains;
description of Course 1, the life of
are lines of gigantic mountain
grain.” Yeoryang is also the home
walking upstream. The
you can see remnants of the old
Jeongseon takes place below the
peaks. One of them is Mount
of actor Won Bin. Some tourists
river and the trail meet and
concrete road base here and there,
cliffs. But this particular trail sits
Gariwangsan’s Jungbong Peak
from Japan make a pilgrimage to
diverge multiple times but take
a reminder that buses used to ply
above it. Byeoru (beru) is a Jeong-
(1,433 meters), where the Alpine
the house of the actor’s parents.
Bends
hikers northward. The path that
this route. Now the scenery is quite
seon dialect word for “cliff.” The
skiing will take place during the
The water forks into three different
of the Joyang-
starts from Najeon Station goes
picturesque, with pine trees close
name Ggotbyeorujae may mean
PyeongChang Winter Olympics.
paths beyond the fields. Hikers now
gang River seen from Ggotbyeorujae.
over the Bukpyeong Bridge and
to the road. It was for some time an
“a cliff road full of azaleas in
The last outlook on Ggotbyeoru-
arrive at Auraji.
to walk.
24
Course 2
Najeon Station ~ Gujeolli Station
25
Auraji
Oksanjang Inn Oksanjang, a restaurant and inn opened in 1983, is to the left of Auraji Station. It has a long history and is introduced in a book called “My Exploration of Cultural Heritage 2” (1994). Kim Ok-mae, a long-time Jeongseon resident, sings the Jeongseon Arirang to guests. She has run the inn herself for about 30 years while taking care of her blind mother-in-law, and that experience is seared into her singing. Kim Songcheon (left) and Goljicheon (top) streams join to become the Joyanggang River.
was born in 1936. It is recommended to have a meal at the inn even if you
Auraji is the point where the two streams, Songcheon and Goljicheon Streams, converge. They make a
The statue of Virgin Auraji at Auraji Station.
Arirang Arirang Arariyo Pass me over the Arirang hills
origin of the Paldo Arirang, and it
The Jeongseon Arirang has
don’t stay overnight. Many of the local
was named the representative of
been passed down from genera-
dishes of Jeongseon, such as potato
Arirang versions when the song was
tion to generation orally. More
bungsaengi, chunks of steamed pota-
designated by UNESCO in 2012.
than 1,200 variations of the lyrics
to cake, are served.
river, the Joyanggang, that hikers
“Oh, Ferryman of Auraji” is one
have been following upstream
of the most famous phrases of
Unlike the other versions of
throughout the course. It was men-
the Jeongseon Arirang, in which
Arirang, whose origins are un-
tioned in Course 1 that the roads of
the heart-touching love story of a
clear, Jeongseon Arirang has a
Local references are common in
Jeongseon are the water road and
man from one end of Auraji and a
history that can be traced back
the variations, as in the lines from
the steel road. Now it’s time to talk
woman living on the other side of
600 years. The song is known to
the Jeongseon version: “Dizzy is
about the water road – but no, a
Auraji is inspired.
have come from people of the
the ggotberu, tedious is seong-
to the melody have been officially documented.
song would be better than a story.
The song is the No. 1 Intangible
Goryeo Kingdom who fled to
maryeong / Whose footsteps
It’s a familiar tune to Koreans and
Cultural Asset of Gangwon Province
the Jeongseon region to escape
were those that I followed to this
an easy one, and you may sing along.
and is also listed in UNESCO’s Intan-
the then-new Joseon Dynasty.
hell of Jeongseon” is the honest
gible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
In Jeongseon, Arirang is often
testimony of Jeongseon dwellers
Auraji is its birthplace. Arirang is
referred to as and is known to
who cry out their despair at living
an ancient folk song that is known
originate from “Arari” or “Araju-
in the isolated countryside. Yes.
throughout the nation. Jeongseon
rio,” translated as “who will ever
“Ggotberu” is the cliff that we just
Arirang was recognized as the
understand?”
trekked past.
Oh, ferryman of Auraji, take me to the other side of the river. Oldongbaek of Ssarigol are all scattered on the ground.
What to try Roasted deodeok set, 12,000 won per person Address 149-30 Yeoryang-ri, Yeorang-myeon, Jeongseon County Contact 033-562-0739
24
Course 2
Najeon Station ~ Gujeolli Station
25
Auraji
Oksanjang Inn Oksanjang, a restaurant and inn opened in 1983, is to the left of Auraji Station. It has a long history and is introduced in a book called “My Exploration of Cultural Heritage 2” (1994). Kim Ok-mae, a long-time Jeongseon resident, sings the Jeongseon Arirang to guests. She has run the inn herself for about 30 years while taking care of her blind mother-in-law, and that experience is seared into her singing. Kim Songcheon (left) and Goljicheon (top) streams join to become the Joyanggang River.
was born in 1936. It is recommended to have a meal at the inn even if you
Auraji is the point where the two streams, Songcheon and Goljicheon Streams, converge. They make a
The statue of Virgin Auraji at Auraji Station.
Arirang Arirang Arariyo Pass me over the Arirang hills
origin of the Paldo Arirang, and it
The Jeongseon Arirang has
don’t stay overnight. Many of the local
was named the representative of
been passed down from genera-
dishes of Jeongseon, such as potato
Arirang versions when the song was
tion to generation orally. More
bungsaengi, chunks of steamed pota-
designated by UNESCO in 2012.
than 1,200 variations of the lyrics
to cake, are served.
river, the Joyanggang, that hikers
“Oh, Ferryman of Auraji” is one
have been following upstream
of the most famous phrases of
Unlike the other versions of
throughout the course. It was men-
the Jeongseon Arirang, in which
Arirang, whose origins are un-
tioned in Course 1 that the roads of
the heart-touching love story of a
clear, Jeongseon Arirang has a
Local references are common in
Jeongseon are the water road and
man from one end of Auraji and a
history that can be traced back
the variations, as in the lines from
the steel road. Now it’s time to talk
woman living on the other side of
600 years. The song is known to
the Jeongseon version: “Dizzy is
about the water road – but no, a
Auraji is inspired.
have come from people of the
the ggotberu, tedious is seong-
to the melody have been officially documented.
song would be better than a story.
The song is the No. 1 Intangible
Goryeo Kingdom who fled to
maryeong / Whose footsteps
It’s a familiar tune to Koreans and
Cultural Asset of Gangwon Province
the Jeongseon region to escape
were those that I followed to this
an easy one, and you may sing along.
and is also listed in UNESCO’s Intan-
the then-new Joseon Dynasty.
hell of Jeongseon” is the honest
gible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
In Jeongseon, Arirang is often
testimony of Jeongseon dwellers
Auraji is its birthplace. Arirang is
referred to as and is known to
who cry out their despair at living
an ancient folk song that is known
originate from “Arari” or “Araju-
in the isolated countryside. Yes.
throughout the nation. Jeongseon
rio,” translated as “who will ever
“Ggotberu” is the cliff that we just
Arirang was recognized as the
understand?”
trekked past.
Oh, ferryman of Auraji, take me to the other side of the river. Oldongbaek of Ssarigol are all scattered on the ground.
What to try Roasted deodeok set, 12,000 won per person Address 149-30 Yeoryang-ri, Yeorang-myeon, Jeongseon County Contact 033-562-0739
26
Course 2
Najeon Station ~ Gujeolli Station
27
Travel Information for Course 2
Railbike Roasted deodeok.
Food
Jeongseon Railbike runs through a secluded valley of mountainous Jeongseon.
Address 745 Nochusan-ro, Yeoryang-myeon, Jeongseon County Operating hours • All year, departures at 8:40 a.m., 10:40 a.m., 1:00 p.m., and 2:50 p.m. • Summer season only: additional departure at 4:40 p.m. Fees per trip • 2-person bikes: 25,000 won • 4-person bikes: 35,000 won Information • Korail Tourism Development www.railbike.co.kr • Korail Jeongseon Office 033-563-8787
The free shuttle train for railbike users.
The road from Auraji leads on to
were put in use on that section as of
Songcheon Stream. A railroad runs
June 30, 2005.
along the stream, but the railroad
Jeongseon Railbike is Korea’s
a tourist sees here is out of the
first successful transformation
ordinary. What runs on the tracks
of an abandoned rail line into a
isn’t a train but a railbike, a bicycle
leisure activity. An industrial relic
adapted to travel on abandoned
with no further value was reborn as
railroad tracks.
a money-making tourist attraction.
The trip takes about 40 minutes on the railbikes and 20 minutes on the shuttle train back. At Gujeolli Station, Course 2 meets the beginning of Course 3.
Acorn jelly salad.
Name (Specialty)
Address (Contact)
Sugure Haejangguk (Spicy soup, stew)
38-4 Bukpyeong 7-gil, Bukpyeong-myeon, Jeongseon (033-562-9909)
Geummedal Sikdang (Sundae, sundae soup)
38-4 Bukpyeong 7-gil, Bukpyeong-myeon, Jeongseon (033-563-3367)
Hanu Garden (Beef barbecue, vegetable and rice)
2926 Seodong-ro, Yeoryang-myeon, Jeongseon (033-562-4059)
Oksanjangdol and Story (Vegetable and rice)
79 Yeoryang 3-gil, Yeoryang-myeon, Jeongseon (033-562-0739)
Sagyejeol Makguksu (Noodles)
18 Auraji-gil, Yeoryang-myeon, Jeongseon (033-563-5999)
Accommodations Name
Address (Contact)
Dahyang Sanbang
1047 Danim-gil, Bukpyeong-myeon, Jeongseon (033-562-3851)
Jeongseon Dowon Pension
161 Eodowon-gil, Bukpyeong-myeon, Jeongseon (033-563-0548)
Soldol Maeul
25 Waga-gil, Bukpyeong-myeon, Jeongseon (010-8535-3066)
Jeongseon Pension Hwaam Byeoljang
43 Joldeuru-gil, Bukpyeong-myeon, Jeongseon (010-3936-0577) 3 Yeoryang 4-gil, Yeoryang-myeon, Jeongseon (033-563-3001)
After the coal mining industry
After the success of Jeongseon
collapsed in the 1990s, the Jeong-
Railbike, a dozen more railbike
Hotel Arari
seon Line train also lost its life.
lines have sprung up across Korea,
Nochusan Ddeul
414-9 Nochusan-ro, Yeoryang-myeon, Jeongseon (010-5337-2707, 033-562-8555)
The Korea Railroad Corportation,
and now the problem is that there
Railbike Pension
597 Nochusan-ro, Yeoryang-myeon, Jeongseon (010-4912-5629)
known as Korail today, stopped the
are too many similar facilities.
Moraebul Pension
2-51 Songcheon-gil, Yeoryang-myeon, Jeongseon (033-562-6370)
operations of the Bidulgi trains that
The railbike sets off at Gujeolli
used to run between Jeungsan Sta-
Station and makes its way down a
tion (Mindungsan Station today)
smooth slope to Auraji Station. If
and Gujeolli Station on Nov. 14,
the riders pedal at full speed, the
2001. Train No. 1707, which made
bikes can reach up to 30 kilometers
the Jeongseon Line run on that
per hour on the downhill sec-
last day, has been recorded as
tions. Visitors take the “Ariari-ho”
the slowest local train in the
shuttle train from Auraji Station
history of Korean rail.
to return to their starting point.
The last stop of the Jeong-
Only railbike users can board, and
seon Line is Gujeolli Station, but
the trip is free. The empty railbikes
the 7.2-km section that connects
make their way back to Gujeolli
Auraji Station to Gujeolli Station
Station attached to the back of the
has been shut down. Railbikes
shuttle train.
Yeochi and Eoreumchi At Gujeolli Station, where the Jeongseon Railbike starts, there is a café in a converted train named “Yeochiui Ggum,” or “the dream of a grasshopper.” At Aruraji Station, the railbike end point, is the “Eoreumchi Café,” named for a carp, a fish that Korea designates as Natural Monument no. 259. Not stopping with using the name only, the café is in the shape of that fish. There is a guesthouse at Gujeolli Station, also in a repurposed train. Call 033-563-8787 for information.
Transportation Bus
Jeongseon Intracity Bus Terminal 033-563-1094 To travel Course 2 on a bus, get on an intracity bus at Bukpyeong Terminal (Najeon Station) and then transfer to a maeul bus at Yeoryang Terminal. - The intracity bus from Bukpyeong Terminal to Yeoryang Terminal runs nine times a day. The first bus leaves at 6:25 a.m. (No. 34 Imgye) and the last bus is at 5:05 p.m. (No. 15 Gobong). - The maeul bus leaving from Yeoryang Terminal runs six times a day. The first bus leaves at 8:20 a.m. (to Gujeolli) and the last leaves at 7:20 p.m. (to Gujeolli).
Taxi
Arari Call Taxi 033-592-5000 Jeongseon Arirang Individual Call 033-592-0000
Information
• Jeongseon County Tourism Culture Department 1544-9053
• Gangwon Province Tourism Association 033-244-6899
26
Course 2
Najeon Station ~ Gujeolli Station
27
Travel Information for Course 2
Railbike Roasted deodeok.
Food
Jeongseon Railbike runs through a secluded valley of mountainous Jeongseon.
Address 745 Nochusan-ro, Yeoryang-myeon, Jeongseon County Operating hours • All year, departures at 8:40 a.m., 10:40 a.m., 1:00 p.m., and 2:50 p.m. • Summer season only: additional departure at 4:40 p.m. Fees per trip • 2-person bikes: 25,000 won • 4-person bikes: 35,000 won Information • Korail Tourism Development www.railbike.co.kr • Korail Jeongseon Office 033-563-8787
The free shuttle train for railbike users.
The road from Auraji leads on to
were put in use on that section as of
Songcheon Stream. A railroad runs
June 30, 2005.
along the stream, but the railroad
Jeongseon Railbike is Korea’s
a tourist sees here is out of the
first successful transformation
ordinary. What runs on the tracks
of an abandoned rail line into a
isn’t a train but a railbike, a bicycle
leisure activity. An industrial relic
adapted to travel on abandoned
with no further value was reborn as
railroad tracks.
a money-making tourist attraction.
The trip takes about 40 minutes on the railbikes and 20 minutes on the shuttle train back. At Gujeolli Station, Course 2 meets the beginning of Course 3.
Acorn jelly salad.
Name (Specialty)
Address (Contact)
Sugure Haejangguk (Spicy soup, stew)
38-4 Bukpyeong 7-gil, Bukpyeong-myeon, Jeongseon (033-562-9909)
Geummedal Sikdang (Sundae, sundae soup)
38-4 Bukpyeong 7-gil, Bukpyeong-myeon, Jeongseon (033-563-3367)
Hanu Garden (Beef barbecue, vegetable and rice)
2926 Seodong-ro, Yeoryang-myeon, Jeongseon (033-562-4059)
Oksanjangdol and Story (Vegetable and rice)
79 Yeoryang 3-gil, Yeoryang-myeon, Jeongseon (033-562-0739)
Sagyejeol Makguksu (Noodles)
18 Auraji-gil, Yeoryang-myeon, Jeongseon (033-563-5999)
Accommodations Name
Address (Contact)
Dahyang Sanbang
1047 Danim-gil, Bukpyeong-myeon, Jeongseon (033-562-3851)
Jeongseon Dowon Pension
161 Eodowon-gil, Bukpyeong-myeon, Jeongseon (033-563-0548)
Soldol Maeul
25 Waga-gil, Bukpyeong-myeon, Jeongseon (010-8535-3066)
Jeongseon Pension Hwaam Byeoljang
43 Joldeuru-gil, Bukpyeong-myeon, Jeongseon (010-3936-0577) 3 Yeoryang 4-gil, Yeoryang-myeon, Jeongseon (033-563-3001)
After the coal mining industry
After the success of Jeongseon
collapsed in the 1990s, the Jeong-
Railbike, a dozen more railbike
Hotel Arari
seon Line train also lost its life.
lines have sprung up across Korea,
Nochusan Ddeul
414-9 Nochusan-ro, Yeoryang-myeon, Jeongseon (010-5337-2707, 033-562-8555)
The Korea Railroad Corportation,
and now the problem is that there
Railbike Pension
597 Nochusan-ro, Yeoryang-myeon, Jeongseon (010-4912-5629)
known as Korail today, stopped the
are too many similar facilities.
Moraebul Pension
2-51 Songcheon-gil, Yeoryang-myeon, Jeongseon (033-562-6370)
operations of the Bidulgi trains that
The railbike sets off at Gujeolli
used to run between Jeungsan Sta-
Station and makes its way down a
tion (Mindungsan Station today)
smooth slope to Auraji Station. If
and Gujeolli Station on Nov. 14,
the riders pedal at full speed, the
2001. Train No. 1707, which made
bikes can reach up to 30 kilometers
the Jeongseon Line run on that
per hour on the downhill sec-
last day, has been recorded as
tions. Visitors take the “Ariari-ho”
the slowest local train in the
shuttle train from Auraji Station
history of Korean rail.
to return to their starting point.
The last stop of the Jeong-
Only railbike users can board, and
seon Line is Gujeolli Station, but
the trip is free. The empty railbikes
the 7.2-km section that connects
make their way back to Gujeolli
Auraji Station to Gujeolli Station
Station attached to the back of the
has been shut down. Railbikes
shuttle train.
Yeochi and Eoreumchi At Gujeolli Station, where the Jeongseon Railbike starts, there is a café in a converted train named “Yeochiui Ggum,” or “the dream of a grasshopper.” At Aruraji Station, the railbike end point, is the “Eoreumchi Café,” named for a carp, a fish that Korea designates as Natural Monument no. 259. Not stopping with using the name only, the café is in the shape of that fish. There is a guesthouse at Gujeolli Station, also in a repurposed train. Call 033-563-8787 for information.
Transportation Bus
Jeongseon Intracity Bus Terminal 033-563-1094 To travel Course 2 on a bus, get on an intracity bus at Bukpyeong Terminal (Najeon Station) and then transfer to a maeul bus at Yeoryang Terminal. - The intracity bus from Bukpyeong Terminal to Yeoryang Terminal runs nine times a day. The first bus leaves at 6:25 a.m. (No. 34 Imgye) and the last bus is at 5:05 p.m. (No. 15 Gobong). - The maeul bus leaving from Yeoryang Terminal runs six times a day. The first bus leaves at 8:20 a.m. (to Gujeolli) and the last leaves at 7:20 p.m. (to Gujeolli).
Taxi
Arari Call Taxi 033-592-5000 Jeongseon Arirang Individual Call 033-592-0000
Information
• Jeongseon County Tourism Culture Department 1544-9053
• Gangwon Province Tourism Association 033-244-6899
Course 3 Gujeolli Station ~ Baenadeuri Maeul Village
Course 3 Gujeolli Station ~ Baenadeuri Maeul Village
Course 3 31
Gujeolli Station ~ Baenadeuri Maeul Village
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Course 3
Distance 12.9km (8 miles) Difficulty Level High Duration 7 hours
Baenadeuri Maeul Village Baenadeuri-gyo Bridge
Gujeolli Station — 1.3km — Trail entrance — 4.6km — Yiseongdae — 400m — Mount Nochusan peak — 5.1km — Mojeongtab Tower — 1.8km — Baenadeuri Maeul Village
Daegicheon Stream Parking lot
Camping site
A mountain forms a path. The path starts as it enters Mount Nochusan And the path ends as it leaves that mountain Another name of Olympic Aribaugil Course 3 is Mount Nochusan, commemorating Yulgok and Seolchong, two of the most respected scholars of their times.
Jogobong Peak
Mojeongtab Tower
End of forest trail, start of Gyegok-gil Waterfall observatory Left on the forest trail Pine trees on a vacant lot
Signpost
Gangneung City Jeongseon County
Mount Sadalsan Mount Nochusan Peak Yiseongdae Neodeol Zone Neodeol Zone
Songcheon Stream
415
Left on the hiking trail Ojang Waterfall
Signpost at Mount Nochusan peak.
Mount Ojangsan
Right at the Jojusungwan intersection
3
Mount Nochusan Peak
1,322m 1200m
Gujeolli Station
1,288m 800m
Yiseongdae
Gujeolli Station
430m
600m Mojeongtab Tower
400m Altitude Distance
5㎞
10㎞
530m
Baenadeuri Maeul Village
Hiking trail entrance Gujeol-gyo Bridge Cheonbyun walking trail
Course 3 31
Gujeolli Station ~ Baenadeuri Maeul Village
30
Course 3
Distance 12.9km (8 miles) Difficulty Level High Duration 7 hours
Baenadeuri Maeul Village Baenadeuri-gyo Bridge
Gujeolli Station — 1.3km — Trail entrance — 4.6km — Yiseongdae — 400m — Mount Nochusan peak — 5.1km — Mojeongtab Tower — 1.8km — Baenadeuri Maeul Village
Daegicheon Stream Parking lot
Camping site
A mountain forms a path. The path starts as it enters Mount Nochusan And the path ends as it leaves that mountain Another name of Olympic Aribaugil Course 3 is Mount Nochusan, commemorating Yulgok and Seolchong, two of the most respected scholars of their times.
Jogobong Peak
Mojeongtab Tower
End of forest trail, start of Gyegok-gil Waterfall observatory Left on the forest trail Pine trees on a vacant lot
Signpost
Gangneung City Jeongseon County
Mount Sadalsan Mount Nochusan Peak Yiseongdae Neodeol Zone Neodeol Zone
Songcheon Stream
415
Left on the hiking trail Ojang Waterfall
Signpost at Mount Nochusan peak.
Mount Ojangsan
Right at the Jojusungwan intersection
3
Mount Nochusan Peak
1,322m 1200m
Gujeolli Station
1,288m 800m
Yiseongdae
Gujeolli Station
430m
600m Mojeongtab Tower
400m Altitude Distance
5㎞
10㎞
530m
Baenadeuri Maeul Village
Hiking trail entrance Gujeol-gyo Bridge Cheonbyun walking trail
32
Course 3
33
Gujeolli Station ~ Baenadeuri Maeul Village
Scenes on Mount Nochusan
An owl in the forest.
Moss grows on a dead tree.
Mount Nochusan is full of deep, secluded places. The scenery in the quiet forest makes the atmosphere exotic.
When hikers look up at the north-
altitudes are also more than 1,000
The Gujeol-gyo Bridge comes
because only a few cars use the
eastern sky from Gujeolli station,
meters. They include Jogobong
into view as trekkers walk along-
road. After walking 500 meters on
which is the end of Course 2 and
Peak (1,188 meters), Mount Sadal-
side the Songcheon Stream from
the road, a signpost for Mount No-
the start of Course 3, they can
san (1,169 meters) and Mount
Gujeolli station. There is a signpost
chusan comes into sight. Onward
see an array of mountain peaks
Deokusan (1,007 meters). Mount
for the Olympic Aribaugil in front
and upward to Mount Nochusan!
standing like a wall. The highest
Nochusan extends from the
of the bridge. From there on, the
The starting point is in Jeong-
mountaintop is that of Mount
south part of the Baekdudaegan
trail turns into a road encircling
seon, but the end point is a part
Nochusan, at an altitude of 1,322
mountain range and is a part of
the mountain and leads up to
of Gangneung. It takes about
meters. It is located between
Taebaek range. Here the Olym-
Jungdong Maeul Village. The vil-
six hours to cross the mountain.
Wangsan-myeon of Gangneung
pic Aribaugil crosses these high
lage was named “Jungdong,” which
Course 3 is the most difficult and
City and Buk-myeon of Jeongseon
mountains. Since Gujeolli Station
translates to “eastern center,”
energy-consuming course of the
County. From Gujeolli station,
is at the altitude of 430 meters,
because it is located on the east
nine in the Olympic Aribaugil. The
Mount Nochusan is not noticeable
hikers should prepare themselves
side of the main part of Gujeolli.
top of Mount Nochusan (1,322
at once, as it rubs shoulders with
to ascend 900 meters to reach the
Hikers have to walk on the edge of
meters) is the highest point of the
other rugged mountains whose
top of Mount Nochusan.
the road, but the danger is minimal
Olympic Aribaugil.
The forest is damp, and the humidity makes mushrooms proliferate.
Many wildflowers can be spotted on the mountain.
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Course 3
33
Gujeolli Station ~ Baenadeuri Maeul Village
Scenes on Mount Nochusan
An owl in the forest.
Moss grows on a dead tree.
Mount Nochusan is full of deep, secluded places. The scenery in the quiet forest makes the atmosphere exotic.
When hikers look up at the north-
altitudes are also more than 1,000
The Gujeol-gyo Bridge comes
because only a few cars use the
eastern sky from Gujeolli station,
meters. They include Jogobong
into view as trekkers walk along-
road. After walking 500 meters on
which is the end of Course 2 and
Peak (1,188 meters), Mount Sadal-
side the Songcheon Stream from
the road, a signpost for Mount No-
the start of Course 3, they can
san (1,169 meters) and Mount
Gujeolli station. There is a signpost
chusan comes into sight. Onward
see an array of mountain peaks
Deokusan (1,007 meters). Mount
for the Olympic Aribaugil in front
and upward to Mount Nochusan!
standing like a wall. The highest
Nochusan extends from the
of the bridge. From there on, the
The starting point is in Jeong-
mountaintop is that of Mount
south part of the Baekdudaegan
trail turns into a road encircling
seon, but the end point is a part
Nochusan, at an altitude of 1,322
mountain range and is a part of
the mountain and leads up to
of Gangneung. It takes about
meters. It is located between
Taebaek range. Here the Olym-
Jungdong Maeul Village. The vil-
six hours to cross the mountain.
Wangsan-myeon of Gangneung
pic Aribaugil crosses these high
lage was named “Jungdong,” which
Course 3 is the most difficult and
City and Buk-myeon of Jeongseon
mountains. Since Gujeolli Station
translates to “eastern center,”
energy-consuming course of the
County. From Gujeolli station,
is at the altitude of 430 meters,
because it is located on the east
nine in the Olympic Aribaugil. The
Mount Nochusan is not noticeable
hikers should prepare themselves
side of the main part of Gujeolli.
top of Mount Nochusan (1,322
at once, as it rubs shoulders with
to ascend 900 meters to reach the
Hikers have to walk on the edge of
meters) is the highest point of the
other rugged mountains whose
top of Mount Nochusan.
the road, but the danger is minimal
Olympic Aribaugil.
The forest is damp, and the humidity makes mushrooms proliferate.
Many wildflowers can be spotted on the mountain.
34
Course 3
35
Gujeolli Station ~ Baenadeuri Maeul Village
Mount Nochusan is known to have been named by the scholar Seolchong from the kingdom of Silla. Seolchong wanted to commemorate Confucius and Mencius, and therefore named the mountain Nochu. This is another indication of the influence of Confucianism and Chinese scholars on Korean philosophy. Seolchong and Yi Yi (1536-84) of the Joseon Dynasty,
Hikers can see many scenes on Mount Nochusan, such as this hillside covered with stones after they leave a deep forest.
whose penname is Yulgok, are said
Observatory at Yiseongdae. Hikers can see peaks close to the East Sea from here.
to have studied somewhere on
50 years ago to pay respects to Se-
The first big impressive sight on
hillsides covered with stones and
Mount Nochusan.
olchong and Yi. It is at an altitude
the mountain is the deep forest. It
rocks appear. The view from this
There are still traces of these
of 1,288 meters, right below the
is quiet with few traces of humans
area is also nice. The trail from
two Korean scholars in the moun-
mountain peak. The shrine is a
passing by. Mossy rocks, and mush-
Yiseongdae to the peak of Mount
tains, as some of the names of the
two-floor wooden building, and on
rooms are abundant alongside the
Nochusan is a steep 400-meter
places suggest their thinking. For
the second floor are the portraits
trail. There are owls that don’t fear
section. The mountaineer’s saying
example, there are many hillsides
of the two scholars. Residents
humans. Hikers will find a spring
that every mountain has its tough-
covered with stones and these
of Gujeolli pay their respects to
about one hour into the hike. There
est valley right below the peak
areas in the past were called “stone
Seolchong and Yi in September of
is a rest area as well at an altitude of
seems to apply here as well, but
graves of two nobles,” referring
the lunar calendar by conducting
1,030 meters.
the view from the peak can’t match
to Seolchong and Yi. A chestnut
commemorative rites.
Mount Nochusan’s winter scen-
the one seen from Yiseongdae
tree grove on the south side of
The scenery of the mountain is
ery with snow covering trees and
because trees get in the way. From
Mount Nochusan was planted with
fantastic when seen from Yiseongdae.
trails is magnificent. So many
the peak, hikers follow a small path
1,000 chestnut trees when Yi first
The observation post set up in front of
groups of hikers come here during
until they hit the forest trail again.
entered the mountain and started
the shrine provides a spot for a good
that season. And in the spring there
The uphill climb from Jeongseon
to study. Dongcho Field in the
view of mountains overlapping and
are colorful leaves. The changing
is a forest trail in shadow, but the
southwestern part of the mountain
continuing. On a clear day, hikers can
colors of leaves in fall also captures
downhill trek to Gangneung is a
by Songcheon Stream was named
see Mount Maebongsan (1,303 me-
the eye; also in the fall, one can find
valley trail where one can hear the
after the edible vegetable that Yi
ters) in Taebaek and Mount Dutasan
gujeolcho, a plant, and purple tugu
sounds of water. The trail along-
enjoyed there. There is Gudojang-
(1,353 meters) in Donghae.
flowers. Many flowers explode dur-
side the valley continues for about
ing the spring and summer, dress-
3 kilometers. When the sound of
ing the mountain in finery.
water diminishes, another unex-
wonbi, a headstone, at a corner of
Mount Nochusan is difficult to
the Mojeongtab Tower trail that
hike but rewards the persistent. The
shows the way out of Mount No-
mountain scenery is never boring.
After a hiker leaves the forest,
pected scene comes into sight.
chusan. Yi is said to have written the inscription on the headstone when he was studying in the mountain. The place where Yi’s presence is most noticeable is, of course, Yiseongdae is located deep in the forest of Mount Nochusan. It is a shrine built to
Yiseongdae. The shrine was built
The pool appears after about a one-hour
The stone monument whose inscription
The valley where the trail descends from
remember scholars Seolchong (655-?) and Yi Yi (1536-1584), also known as Yulgok.
by a resident of Gangneung about
hike on the mountain.
was written by scholar Yi Yi.
the peak.
34
Course 3
35
Gujeolli Station ~ Baenadeuri Maeul Village
Mount Nochusan is known to have been named by the scholar Seolchong from the kingdom of Silla. Seolchong wanted to commemorate Confucius and Mencius, and therefore named the mountain Nochu. This is another indication of the influence of Confucianism and Chinese scholars on Korean philosophy. Seolchong and Yi Yi (1536-84) of the Joseon Dynasty,
Hikers can see many scenes on Mount Nochusan, such as this hillside covered with stones after they leave a deep forest.
whose penname is Yulgok, are said
Observatory at Yiseongdae. Hikers can see peaks close to the East Sea from here.
to have studied somewhere on
50 years ago to pay respects to Se-
The first big impressive sight on
hillsides covered with stones and
Mount Nochusan.
olchong and Yi. It is at an altitude
the mountain is the deep forest. It
rocks appear. The view from this
There are still traces of these
of 1,288 meters, right below the
is quiet with few traces of humans
area is also nice. The trail from
two Korean scholars in the moun-
mountain peak. The shrine is a
passing by. Mossy rocks, and mush-
Yiseongdae to the peak of Mount
tains, as some of the names of the
two-floor wooden building, and on
rooms are abundant alongside the
Nochusan is a steep 400-meter
places suggest their thinking. For
the second floor are the portraits
trail. There are owls that don’t fear
section. The mountaineer’s saying
example, there are many hillsides
of the two scholars. Residents
humans. Hikers will find a spring
that every mountain has its tough-
covered with stones and these
of Gujeolli pay their respects to
about one hour into the hike. There
est valley right below the peak
areas in the past were called “stone
Seolchong and Yi in September of
is a rest area as well at an altitude of
seems to apply here as well, but
graves of two nobles,” referring
the lunar calendar by conducting
1,030 meters.
the view from the peak can’t match
to Seolchong and Yi. A chestnut
commemorative rites.
Mount Nochusan’s winter scen-
the one seen from Yiseongdae
tree grove on the south side of
The scenery of the mountain is
ery with snow covering trees and
because trees get in the way. From
Mount Nochusan was planted with
fantastic when seen from Yiseongdae.
trails is magnificent. So many
the peak, hikers follow a small path
1,000 chestnut trees when Yi first
The observation post set up in front of
groups of hikers come here during
until they hit the forest trail again.
entered the mountain and started
the shrine provides a spot for a good
that season. And in the spring there
The uphill climb from Jeongseon
to study. Dongcho Field in the
view of mountains overlapping and
are colorful leaves. The changing
is a forest trail in shadow, but the
southwestern part of the mountain
continuing. On a clear day, hikers can
colors of leaves in fall also captures
downhill trek to Gangneung is a
by Songcheon Stream was named
see Mount Maebongsan (1,303 me-
the eye; also in the fall, one can find
valley trail where one can hear the
after the edible vegetable that Yi
ters) in Taebaek and Mount Dutasan
gujeolcho, a plant, and purple tugu
sounds of water. The trail along-
enjoyed there. There is Gudojang-
(1,353 meters) in Donghae.
flowers. Many flowers explode dur-
side the valley continues for about
ing the spring and summer, dress-
3 kilometers. When the sound of
ing the mountain in finery.
water diminishes, another unex-
wonbi, a headstone, at a corner of
Mount Nochusan is difficult to
the Mojeongtab Tower trail that
hike but rewards the persistent. The
shows the way out of Mount No-
mountain scenery is never boring.
After a hiker leaves the forest,
pected scene comes into sight.
chusan. Yi is said to have written the inscription on the headstone when he was studying in the mountain. The place where Yi’s presence is most noticeable is, of course, Yiseongdae is located deep in the forest of Mount Nochusan. It is a shrine built to
Yiseongdae. The shrine was built
The pool appears after about a one-hour
The stone monument whose inscription
The valley where the trail descends from
remember scholars Seolchong (655-?) and Yi Yi (1536-1584), also known as Yulgok.
by a resident of Gangneung about
hike on the mountain.
was written by scholar Yi Yi.
the peak.
36
Course 3
37
Gujeolli Station ~ Baenadeuri Maeul Village
Mojeongtab Tower Trail In the information provided by the Gangneung City Government, this area is simply called a valley where an old woman piled up stone towers by herself. It is not incorrect, but it isn’t enough to explain the grandiose scene one finds here. There are just too many stone towers! Throughout the valley, which is over 500 meters long, stand thousands of them, as tall as an adult. A signpost says there are 3,000, but there seem to be many more.
Travel Information for Course 3
Food & Accommodations Name
Address (Contact)
Mount Nochusan Gilmok Sikdang and Pension (Noodles)
751 Gujeolli, Yeoryang-meon, Jeongseon (033-583-2877)
Songjuk Pension and Restaurant
570 Nochusan-ro Wangsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-563-3592)
“A woman from Gangneung named Cha Sun-ok came into the valley of Mount Nochusan and started building stone towers. Her husband and children died from diseases. One night Cha dreamt that if she built 3,000 stone towers, all her misfortunes would go away and her family would be at peace. After her dream, she went looking for a place to build her towers. She came here in Mount Nochusan, built a cottage in the valley and labored at the stone towers for 26 years until she passed away in 2011. She was 66 at the time. From the age of 40 she came into the mountain and lived alone. The number of towers must at least be over 4,000.”
Transportation Jeongseon Intracity Bus Terminal 033-563-1094 Gangneung Intracity Bus 033-640-5252 Gangneung Intercity Bus 033-643-6092 Bus
Intracity bus No. 507 runs three times a day from Baenadeuri Maeul Village, where Course 3 ends, to the Gangneung city center. - Gangneung city center (industrial complex) → Baenadeuri Maeul Village 6, a.m. 12 p.m. 5 p.m. - Baenadeuri Maeul Village → Gangneung city center 8:10 a.m. 1:45 p.m. 6:50 p.m. Taxi
The house where Cha Sun-ok lived alone, now renovated by Gangneung City.
The above is the story told by Oh Gwa-hyeon, a director of the Daegi-ri Village Council in Wangsan-myeon, Gangneung City. It might be hard to believe that one woman built all these stone towers herself. It is surprising not just because of the number of towers, but because some of the stones that are piled up seem heavy even for a male adult to lift. There are
Jeongseon Arari Call Taxi 033-592-5000 Jeongseon Arirang Private Call 033-592-0000 Gangneung Chinjeol Call 1588-8234 Gangneung K-call 033-648-0000 Gangneung Call 033-653-2288 Gangneung Myeongju Call 033-662-2253 Gangneung Private Taxi 033-651-1155
occasionally some currency bills left by hikers inside the cottage, apparently as a gesture of respect to the woman. Mojeongtab Tower Trail is the best sight to be discovered on the Olympic Aribaugil. When hikers leave that trail, the hike on Mount Nochusan ends. A little further, after the parking lot for the Mojeongtab Tower Trail, The Mojeongtab Tower Trail is bright with colorful leaves and stone towers. It is one of the most scenic on the Olympic Aribaugil.
is Baenadeuri Maeul Village, the end of Course 3.
Information • Jeongseon County Culture and Tourism 1544-9053 • Gangneung City General Tourism Information Office 033-640-4414, 4531 • Gangwon Province Tourism Association 033-244-6899
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Course 3
37
Gujeolli Station ~ Baenadeuri Maeul Village
Mojeongtab Tower Trail In the information provided by the Gangneung City Government, this area is simply called a valley where an old woman piled up stone towers by herself. It is not incorrect, but it isn’t enough to explain the grandiose scene one finds here. There are just too many stone towers! Throughout the valley, which is over 500 meters long, stand thousands of them, as tall as an adult. A signpost says there are 3,000, but there seem to be many more.
Travel Information for Course 3
Food & Accommodations Name
Address (Contact)
Mount Nochusan Gilmok Sikdang and Pension (Noodles)
751 Gujeolli, Yeoryang-meon, Jeongseon (033-583-2877)
Songjuk Pension and Restaurant
570 Nochusan-ro Wangsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-563-3592)
“A woman from Gangneung named Cha Sun-ok came into the valley of Mount Nochusan and started building stone towers. Her husband and children died from diseases. One night Cha dreamt that if she built 3,000 stone towers, all her misfortunes would go away and her family would be at peace. After her dream, she went looking for a place to build her towers. She came here in Mount Nochusan, built a cottage in the valley and labored at the stone towers for 26 years until she passed away in 2011. She was 66 at the time. From the age of 40 she came into the mountain and lived alone. The number of towers must at least be over 4,000.”
Transportation Jeongseon Intracity Bus Terminal 033-563-1094 Gangneung Intracity Bus 033-640-5252 Gangneung Intercity Bus 033-643-6092 Bus
Intracity bus No. 507 runs three times a day from Baenadeuri Maeul Village, where Course 3 ends, to the Gangneung city center. - Gangneung city center (industrial complex) → Baenadeuri Maeul Village 6, a.m. 12 p.m. 5 p.m. - Baenadeuri Maeul Village → Gangneung city center 8:10 a.m. 1:45 p.m. 6:50 p.m. Taxi
The house where Cha Sun-ok lived alone, now renovated by Gangneung City.
The above is the story told by Oh Gwa-hyeon, a director of the Daegi-ri Village Council in Wangsan-myeon, Gangneung City. It might be hard to believe that one woman built all these stone towers herself. It is surprising not just because of the number of towers, but because some of the stones that are piled up seem heavy even for a male adult to lift. There are
Jeongseon Arari Call Taxi 033-592-5000 Jeongseon Arirang Private Call 033-592-0000 Gangneung Chinjeol Call 1588-8234 Gangneung K-call 033-648-0000 Gangneung Call 033-653-2288 Gangneung Myeongju Call 033-662-2253 Gangneung Private Taxi 033-651-1155
occasionally some currency bills left by hikers inside the cottage, apparently as a gesture of respect to the woman. Mojeongtab Tower Trail is the best sight to be discovered on the Olympic Aribaugil. When hikers leave that trail, the hike on Mount Nochusan ends. A little further, after the parking lot for the Mojeongtab Tower Trail, The Mojeongtab Tower Trail is bright with colorful leaves and stone towers. It is one of the most scenic on the Olympic Aribaugil.
is Baenadeuri Maeul Village, the end of Course 3.
Information • Jeongseon County Culture and Tourism 1544-9053 • Gangneung City General Tourism Information Office 033-640-4414, 4531 • Gangwon Province Tourism Association 033-244-6899
Course 4 Baenadeuri Maeul Village ~ Anbandegi
Course 4 Baenadeuri Maeul Village ~ Anbandegi
Baenadeuri Maeul Village ~ Anbandegi
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Course 4
Course 4 41
Distance 14km (8.7 miles) Difficulty Level Medium Duration 6 hours Anbandegi Pideoknyeong
Baenadeuri Maeul Village — 6.2km — Baramburi Maeul Village entrance — 2.1km — Doam Dam Pavilion — 3km — Anbandegi entrance — 2.7km — Anbandegi
Pigol Anbandegi entrance three-way intersection
The path encircles the Songcheon Stream’s waterway again and again. Like the flow of the water, our lives have also flowed, Sometimes sad, sometimes excited. Arirang Arirang Arariyo, Recite the sad lyrics for the last time.
Suha-ro
Doam Dam Management Office Octagonal Pavilion
Doam Lake
Oknyeobong Peak
Baramburi Maeul Village signpost Baramburi-gil Baramburi Maeul Village entrance
Baramburi Maeul Village Mount Balwangsan
Jamsu-gyo Bridge Jamsu-gyo Bridge
Balwangsa Temple
Balwangsa Temple entrance Nolgeori-gil
Doam Dam floodgate.
Jamsu-gyo Bridge
4 Songcheon Stream 1200m 800m
Anbandegi Pideoknyeong Ambong Peak
Doam Dam
705m
716m
Noinbong Peak
1,010m
Left on the road
415 Baenadeuri Maeul Village
Daegicheon Stream
Proceed to a hiking trail on the right of the village signpost 400m
600m
Baenadeuri-gyo Bridge
Baenadeuri Maeul Village
Altitude Distance
5㎞
10㎞
15㎞
Baenadeuri Maeul Village ~ Anbandegi
40
Course 4
Course 4 41
Distance 14km (8.7 miles) Difficulty Level Medium Duration 6 hours Anbandegi Pideoknyeong
Baenadeuri Maeul Village — 6.2km — Baramburi Maeul Village entrance — 2.1km — Doam Dam Pavilion — 3km — Anbandegi entrance — 2.7km — Anbandegi
Pigol Anbandegi entrance three-way intersection
The path encircles the Songcheon Stream’s waterway again and again. Like the flow of the water, our lives have also flowed, Sometimes sad, sometimes excited. Arirang Arirang Arariyo, Recite the sad lyrics for the last time.
Suha-ro
Doam Dam Management Office Octagonal Pavilion
Doam Lake
Oknyeobong Peak
Baramburi Maeul Village signpost Baramburi-gil Baramburi Maeul Village entrance
Baramburi Maeul Village Mount Balwangsan
Jamsu-gyo Bridge Jamsu-gyo Bridge
Balwangsa Temple
Balwangsa Temple entrance Nolgeori-gil
Doam Dam floodgate.
Jamsu-gyo Bridge
4 Songcheon Stream 1200m 800m
Anbandegi Pideoknyeong Ambong Peak
Doam Dam
705m
716m
Noinbong Peak
1,010m
Left on the road
415 Baenadeuri Maeul Village
Daegicheon Stream
Proceed to a hiking trail on the right of the village signpost 400m
600m
Baenadeuri-gyo Bridge
Baenadeuri Maeul Village
Altitude Distance
5㎞
10㎞
15㎞
42
Course 4
Baenadeuri Maeul Village ~ Anbandegi
43
Olympic Aribaugil Course 4 has the Songcheon Stream close at hand. A cozy forest trail continues for more than four kilometers.
Course 4 starts at Baenadeuri
hikers to Anbandegi, and area of
Maeul Village. The name writ-
cabbage farms.
the course is part of PyeongChang.
in the outside world. The towns,
play any role here. Walking con-
Stream. Course 3 takes hikers into
With Daegwallyeong as the bor-
which aren’t even shown on many
tinuously takes hikers to the end of
Mount Nochusan and out, meeting
maps, are very isolated.
Jeongseon, and walking some more
Songcheon Stream below. As hik-
takes them to Gangneung.
ers walk down the mountain, it is
ten in Chinese characters reads
Talking about the official address
derline, Gangneung is part of the
“Sundori,” which means “a village
of spots the trail passes might be
Yeongdong region while Jeong-
That’s why hiking the Olympic
where ships come and go.” The
meaningless because borders are
seon and PyeongChang are part of
Aribaugil is important, as it con-
Hence, talking more about sto-
again time for them to walk along-
village is located in Daegi-ri, Wang-
indeterminate here. Gujeolli in
the Yongseo region. But for those
nects three regions where the
ries from waterways in Jeongseon
side the water. The waterway that
san-myeon, Gangneung. Course
Course 3, before trekkers walk
living near the Daegwallyeong,
Winter Olympics are held. It brings
and in Gangneung seems to be
flows in front of Baenadeuri Maeul
4’s theme is getting to understand
across Mount Nochusan, was
such borders do not matter much.
out not Gujeolli of Jeongseon and
more profitable. On Course 1, hik-
Village is Songcheon Stream. As
how the village earned its name.
originally part of Gangneung City.
People living in Gujeolli in Jeong-
Daegi-ri of Gangneung, but it brings
ers walked along the Joyanggang
hikers walk against the flow of the
So far, the history of the trails has
In 1973, Gujeolli became part of
seon, and Daegi-ri in Gangneung
out Gujeolli and Daegi-ri that share
River, against the flow. Course 2
stream and put the village behind
been shown in village names.
Jeongseon County, not Gangneung
have interacted without thinking
a part of Songcheon Stream.
has hikers walk along the Joyang-
them, they will soon find Doam
Course 4 keeps Songcheon
City. Baenadeuri Maeul Village, a
too much about which district
We have walked from Jeongseon
gang River until they reach Auraji.
Dam in their way. The dam keeps
Stream close by except for the last
starting point of Course 4, is part
they live in, but their lives are at a
alongside the Auraji waterway. The
And then from Auraji to Gujeolli,
the water and makes a lake, but the
2.7-km uphill section that takes
of Gangneung, but the end point of
distance from the lives of people
borders humans have made did not
hikers walk alongside Songcheon
water is all the same.
42
Course 4
Baenadeuri Maeul Village ~ Anbandegi
43
Olympic Aribaugil Course 4 has the Songcheon Stream close at hand. A cozy forest trail continues for more than four kilometers.
Course 4 starts at Baenadeuri
hikers to Anbandegi, and area of
Maeul Village. The name writ-
cabbage farms.
the course is part of PyeongChang.
in the outside world. The towns,
play any role here. Walking con-
Stream. Course 3 takes hikers into
With Daegwallyeong as the bor-
which aren’t even shown on many
tinuously takes hikers to the end of
Mount Nochusan and out, meeting
maps, are very isolated.
Jeongseon, and walking some more
Songcheon Stream below. As hik-
takes them to Gangneung.
ers walk down the mountain, it is
ten in Chinese characters reads
Talking about the official address
derline, Gangneung is part of the
“Sundori,” which means “a village
of spots the trail passes might be
Yeongdong region while Jeong-
That’s why hiking the Olympic
where ships come and go.” The
meaningless because borders are
seon and PyeongChang are part of
Aribaugil is important, as it con-
Hence, talking more about sto-
again time for them to walk along-
village is located in Daegi-ri, Wang-
indeterminate here. Gujeolli in
the Yongseo region. But for those
nects three regions where the
ries from waterways in Jeongseon
side the water. The waterway that
san-myeon, Gangneung. Course
Course 3, before trekkers walk
living near the Daegwallyeong,
Winter Olympics are held. It brings
and in Gangneung seems to be
flows in front of Baenadeuri Maeul
4’s theme is getting to understand
across Mount Nochusan, was
such borders do not matter much.
out not Gujeolli of Jeongseon and
more profitable. On Course 1, hik-
Village is Songcheon Stream. As
how the village earned its name.
originally part of Gangneung City.
People living in Gujeolli in Jeong-
Daegi-ri of Gangneung, but it brings
ers walked along the Joyanggang
hikers walk against the flow of the
So far, the history of the trails has
In 1973, Gujeolli became part of
seon, and Daegi-ri in Gangneung
out Gujeolli and Daegi-ri that share
River, against the flow. Course 2
stream and put the village behind
been shown in village names.
Jeongseon County, not Gangneung
have interacted without thinking
a part of Songcheon Stream.
has hikers walk along the Joyang-
them, they will soon find Doam
Course 4 keeps Songcheon
City. Baenadeuri Maeul Village, a
too much about which district
We have walked from Jeongseon
gang River until they reach Auraji.
Dam in their way. The dam keeps
Stream close by except for the last
starting point of Course 4, is part
they live in, but their lives are at a
alongside the Auraji waterway. The
And then from Auraji to Gujeolli,
the water and makes a lake, but the
2.7-km uphill section that takes
of Gangneung, but the end point of
distance from the lives of people
borders humans have made did not
hikers walk alongside Songcheon
water is all the same.
44
Course 4
Baenadeuri Maeul Village ~ Anbandegi
45
and food for me.” The Jeongseon Arirang became known in other regions of the country through the Namhangang River. The origins of the Jeongseon Arirang may have come from a bowl of makgeolli, Korean rice wine, that fortified the rafters on their hazardous journey. The path along the Songcheon Songcheon Stream means “pine tree stream.” Just as its name suggests, pine trees line its banks.
Stream is easy to walk until it
Songcheon Stream in its fall colors. Alongside the stream is a cozy forest trail.
reaches Doam Dam. The path has Let’s follow where the water comes
meets the Bukhangang River at
were needed to restore the palace,
been paved with cement, there are
from. Songcheon Stream is 67.5
Dumulmeori, then it becomes the
which was burnt down during the
almost no inclines, and the forest
kilometers long. It starts at a val-
Hangang River.
Japanese Invasion of Korea, also
trail feels cozy. The river flows on
ley in Mount Hwangbyeongsan
So hikers throughout the courses
known as Imjin War of 1592-98.
the left side of the trail, and steep
(1,407 meters) in PyeongChang
are walking to find the starting
Gangwon, deep in the mountains,
mountains stand on the right side.
County, and then flows through
point of the Hanggang River. As
was a good source for quality pine
On the top of these mountains is
G u j e o l l i a n d Yu c h e o n - r i i n
there are so many names used for
trees, but the problem was how
Anbandegi. A view of wind power
Jeongseon County until it hits
this one waterway, there are many
to move them, as the land roads
generators in Anbandegi appears
Auraji. When Songcheon Stream
stories that come with it.
were not well paved at the time.
on top of that mountain range.
meets Goljicheon Stream there,
The authorities decided to use the
The 10-kilometer trail from
it becomes the Joyanggang River.
Namhangang River to transport
Baenadeuri Maeul Village to the
Gojicheon Stream is 93.75 kilome-
the trees.
Doam Dam entrance is one of the
ters long. It starts in the Geum-
The rafters’ work was tough.
most scenic parts of the Olympic
daebong Valley (1,418 meters) in
There were many notorious rap-
Aribaugil. Pear trees alongside
Taebaek City, and then merges
ids such as Hwangsaeyeoul and
the trail show white flowers in
with Songcheon Stream at Auraji.
Doenggoggari. This meant that
spring and provide many green
once rafters did succeed in get-
leaves which cast a cool shadow in
ting to Seoul, they could make a
summer. In fall, leaves on Mount
When the Joyanggang River
Colorful foliage along Songcheon Stream.
merg es with Dong daecheon Stream at Gasu-ri in Jeongseon
A long time ago, rafts floating
big sum of money as they had to
Balwangsan (1,458 meters) capture
County, it becomes the Dong-
down to Gwangnaru in Hanyang,
risk their lives to transport the
the eye as they change colors to red
gang River. The name translates
which is an old name of Seoul, used
trees. Restaurants started to open
and yellow. The trail is covered in
as “east river” because it is to the
this waterway. Also, Baenadeauri
alongside river docks to serve
snow in winter.
east of Yeongwol. But some people
Maeul Village has the northern-
the hungry rafters. Jeonsanok,
A sign there says the trail was
in Jeongseon think the syllable
most river dock among all the docks
which is located by Eorayeon on
paved in 2010. Although the road
“dong ” comes from a type of
people used in the rafting days.
the Donggang River, is a legend-
has been improved for cars, there
foxglove tree which is called the
The waterway also embraces the
ary restaurant that appears in
is hardly any traffic passing by. It
Odong tree in Korean. When the
lives of many rafters. The history
the lyrics of Jeongseon Arirang.
is a place where one might want
Donggang River merges with the
of rafting began from the restora-
“I set afloat the raft along the
to walk with friends while talking
Seogang River at Yeongwol, it is
tion project at Gyeongbokgung
Hwangsaeyeoul and Doenggog-
to each other. It is another terrific
then called the Namhangang River.
Palace in Seoul back in 1876. Pine
gari/ Jeonsanok in Mount Man-
scene that the Olympic Aribaugil
When the Namhangang River
trees from all across the country
jisan; prepare a table of drinks
offers to hikers.
Course 4 takes hikers below Anbandegi, hidden in colorful mountains.
Not an abandoned mine, but a disused waterway for Doam Dam.
Although a map says “Baramburi,” a signpost says “Barambuli.”
44
Course 4
Baenadeuri Maeul Village ~ Anbandegi
45
and food for me.” The Jeongseon Arirang became known in other regions of the country through the Namhangang River. The origins of the Jeongseon Arirang may have come from a bowl of makgeolli, Korean rice wine, that fortified the rafters on their hazardous journey. The path along the Songcheon Songcheon Stream means “pine tree stream.” Just as its name suggests, pine trees line its banks.
Stream is easy to walk until it
Songcheon Stream in its fall colors. Alongside the stream is a cozy forest trail.
reaches Doam Dam. The path has Let’s follow where the water comes
meets the Bukhangang River at
were needed to restore the palace,
been paved with cement, there are
from. Songcheon Stream is 67.5
Dumulmeori, then it becomes the
which was burnt down during the
almost no inclines, and the forest
kilometers long. It starts at a val-
Hangang River.
Japanese Invasion of Korea, also
trail feels cozy. The river flows on
ley in Mount Hwangbyeongsan
So hikers throughout the courses
known as Imjin War of 1592-98.
the left side of the trail, and steep
(1,407 meters) in PyeongChang
are walking to find the starting
Gangwon, deep in the mountains,
mountains stand on the right side.
County, and then flows through
point of the Hanggang River. As
was a good source for quality pine
On the top of these mountains is
G u j e o l l i a n d Yu c h e o n - r i i n
there are so many names used for
trees, but the problem was how
Anbandegi. A view of wind power
Jeongseon County until it hits
this one waterway, there are many
to move them, as the land roads
generators in Anbandegi appears
Auraji. When Songcheon Stream
stories that come with it.
were not well paved at the time.
on top of that mountain range.
meets Goljicheon Stream there,
The authorities decided to use the
The 10-kilometer trail from
it becomes the Joyanggang River.
Namhangang River to transport
Baenadeuri Maeul Village to the
Gojicheon Stream is 93.75 kilome-
the trees.
Doam Dam entrance is one of the
ters long. It starts in the Geum-
The rafters’ work was tough.
most scenic parts of the Olympic
daebong Valley (1,418 meters) in
There were many notorious rap-
Aribaugil. Pear trees alongside
Taebaek City, and then merges
ids such as Hwangsaeyeoul and
the trail show white flowers in
with Songcheon Stream at Auraji.
Doenggoggari. This meant that
spring and provide many green
once rafters did succeed in get-
leaves which cast a cool shadow in
ting to Seoul, they could make a
summer. In fall, leaves on Mount
When the Joyanggang River
Colorful foliage along Songcheon Stream.
merg es with Dong daecheon Stream at Gasu-ri in Jeongseon
A long time ago, rafts floating
big sum of money as they had to
Balwangsan (1,458 meters) capture
County, it becomes the Dong-
down to Gwangnaru in Hanyang,
risk their lives to transport the
the eye as they change colors to red
gang River. The name translates
which is an old name of Seoul, used
trees. Restaurants started to open
and yellow. The trail is covered in
as “east river” because it is to the
this waterway. Also, Baenadeauri
alongside river docks to serve
snow in winter.
east of Yeongwol. But some people
Maeul Village has the northern-
the hungry rafters. Jeonsanok,
A sign there says the trail was
in Jeongseon think the syllable
most river dock among all the docks
which is located by Eorayeon on
paved in 2010. Although the road
“dong ” comes from a type of
people used in the rafting days.
the Donggang River, is a legend-
has been improved for cars, there
foxglove tree which is called the
The waterway also embraces the
ary restaurant that appears in
is hardly any traffic passing by. It
Odong tree in Korean. When the
lives of many rafters. The history
the lyrics of Jeongseon Arirang.
is a place where one might want
Donggang River merges with the
of rafting began from the restora-
“I set afloat the raft along the
to walk with friends while talking
Seogang River at Yeongwol, it is
tion project at Gyeongbokgung
Hwangsaeyeoul and Doenggog-
to each other. It is another terrific
then called the Namhangang River.
Palace in Seoul back in 1876. Pine
gari/ Jeonsanok in Mount Man-
scene that the Olympic Aribaugil
When the Namhangang River
trees from all across the country
jisan; prepare a table of drinks
offers to hikers.
Course 4 takes hikers below Anbandegi, hidden in colorful mountains.
Not an abandoned mine, but a disused waterway for Doam Dam.
Although a map says “Baramburi,” a signpost says “Barambuli.”
46
Course 4
47
Baenadeuri Maeul Village ~ Anbandegi
Travel Information for Course 4
Doam Dam
Anbandegi Maeul Village (www.안반데기.kr) includes a cafe and a place to stay overnight. Inside the Anbandegi Rest Area at the Pideoknyeong three-way interaction, coffee (3,000 won) and gamja tteok (potato cakes) for 6,000 won are available. The Unyuchon pension house is a renovated log cabin. The village also sells food such as gamjabap (potato rice) to overnight guests. The potato rice is 10,000 won per Doam Dam in fall. The scene is manmade but beautiful.
dish for one. 033-655-5119.
The trail enters the Doam Dam
will be held. PyeongChang begins
so that water on the Songcheon
kilometers, don’t mean anything
section after it passes a signpost for
after the Doam Dam, but again,
Stream could go via the Nam-
anymore as the dam now only ex-
Baramburi Maeul Village. The path
the boundaries set by humans
daecheon Stream in Gangneung
ists to make a lake. The promised
becomes steeper and the concrete
don’t carry much meaning on
to flow into the East Sea.
180 million kilowatts of electrical
is poured more meticulously along
the trail. The water of Songcheon
But the dam was not used for
this path. Baramburi Maeul Vil-
Stream coming down from Mount
hydroelectric power generation
The scene of water falling
lage is a secluded mountain village
Hwangbyeongsan becomes part of
after it was constructed. Prob-
through the mountain walls is
located on the hillside across from
the lake water when it is blocked.
lems arose due to the pollution
magnificent. The dam is 72 me-
Songcheon Stream. The name of
When the dam releases the water,
of Namdaecheon Stream because
ters high, creating an artificial
the village means “a village where
it becomes part of Songcheon
of livestock industries around
waterfall of that height. It is a jaw-
wind blows.” The wind from the top
Stream again.
Daegwallyeong. The artificial wa-
dropping scene, but it is hard to
terway was eventually returned
see it as only inspiring awe. People
to its natural state.
have also learned that trying to
of Mount Balwangsan descends and
Doam Dam was built in 1991.
its force is gathered in this village.
At first it was meant to serve as
Wind power pushes rafts on the
the first hydroelectric power
Songcheon Stream is a water-
Songcheon Stream.
power has vanished.
change nature isn’t an easy thing.
generation plant in the eastern
way that flows into the Namhan-
The trail that entered Doam
The Songcheon Stream valley
part of Korea. A waterway was dug
gang River, which later goes into
Dam continues along the lake.
viewed from the entrance of Doam
under the Baekdudaegan range to
the Yellow Sea. The stream was
When hikers walk around the
Dam is an enormous canyon. It is
change the direction of the water
able to purify itself as it flowed
lake, they will find a trail around
a scene which might not be over-
flow. The waterway was built
into the Namhangang River, but
the corner of Pigol. From there, a
shadowed even when compared to
the short waterway that people
2.7-km trail on to the mountains
the Rocky Mountain range. A gon-
made in haste was not equipped
begins. After walking about 300
dola tower at Yongpyong Resort on
with the same purifying ability.
meters uphill, hikers will be on
top of Mount Balwangsan comes
The features that made Doam
top of the mountain ranges. This
into sight behind the Doam Dam.
Dam prestigious, such as its eleva-
is Pideoknyeong at an altitude
On the peaks of that mountain
tion of 640 meters from top to
of 1,010 meters. This is the place
is where the skiing competitions
bottom, or its status as the lon-
where you get the first glimpse of
gest manmade waterway at 15.6
Anbandegi Village.
at the Winter Olympic Games
Doam Dam Pavilion.
Food Name (Specialty)
Address (Contact)
Sangol Sikdang (Chicken soup, duck barbecue)
673-3 Suha-ro, Daegwallyeong-myeon, PyeongChang (033-335-1281)
Suha Gaeulgajip Sikdang (Chicken soup)
649 Suha-ro, Daegwallyeong-myeon, PyeongChang (033-335-1288)
Accommodations Name
Address (Contact)
Viola Pension
47 Suha 1-gil, Daegwallyeong-myeon, PyeongChang (033-335-5628)
Pulhyanggi Pension
660-4 Suha-ro, Daegwallyeong-myeon, PyeongChang (033-334-2236)
Transportation Bus
Gangneung intracity bus 033-640-5252 Intracity bus No. 507 runs from the entrance of Anbandegi (Gamjawonjongjang), where Course 4 ends, to central Gangneung three times a day. - Central Gangneung (industrial complex) → Gamjawonjongjang 6 a.m., 12 p.m., 5 p.m. - Gamjawonjongjang → Central Gangneung 8:20 a.m., 1:50 p.m., 7 p.m.
Taxi
PyeongChang Taxi 033-332-3666 Samil Taxi 033-336-0229 Hoenggye Taxi 033-335-5596 Jinbu Taxi 033-335-9208 Daegwallyeong-myeon Private Taxi 033-335-5960
Information
• Gangneung Tourist Information Center 033-640-4414, 4531
• PyeongChang County Tourism Information Center 033-330-2771 • Gangwon Province Tourism Association 033-244-6899
46
Course 4
47
Baenadeuri Maeul Village ~ Anbandegi
Travel Information for Course 4
Doam Dam
Anbandegi Maeul Village (www.안반데기.kr) includes a cafe and a place to stay overnight. Inside the Anbandegi Rest Area at the Pideoknyeong three-way interaction, coffee (3,000 won) and gamja tteok (potato cakes) for 6,000 won are available. The Unyuchon pension house is a renovated log cabin. The village also sells food such as gamjabap (potato rice) to overnight guests. The potato rice is 10,000 won per Doam Dam in fall. The scene is manmade but beautiful.
dish for one. 033-655-5119.
The trail enters the Doam Dam
will be held. PyeongChang begins
so that water on the Songcheon
kilometers, don’t mean anything
section after it passes a signpost for
after the Doam Dam, but again,
Stream could go via the Nam-
anymore as the dam now only ex-
Baramburi Maeul Village. The path
the boundaries set by humans
daecheon Stream in Gangneung
ists to make a lake. The promised
becomes steeper and the concrete
don’t carry much meaning on
to flow into the East Sea.
180 million kilowatts of electrical
is poured more meticulously along
the trail. The water of Songcheon
But the dam was not used for
this path. Baramburi Maeul Vil-
Stream coming down from Mount
hydroelectric power generation
The scene of water falling
lage is a secluded mountain village
Hwangbyeongsan becomes part of
after it was constructed. Prob-
through the mountain walls is
located on the hillside across from
the lake water when it is blocked.
lems arose due to the pollution
magnificent. The dam is 72 me-
Songcheon Stream. The name of
When the dam releases the water,
of Namdaecheon Stream because
ters high, creating an artificial
the village means “a village where
it becomes part of Songcheon
of livestock industries around
waterfall of that height. It is a jaw-
wind blows.” The wind from the top
Stream again.
Daegwallyeong. The artificial wa-
dropping scene, but it is hard to
terway was eventually returned
see it as only inspiring awe. People
to its natural state.
have also learned that trying to
of Mount Balwangsan descends and
Doam Dam was built in 1991.
its force is gathered in this village.
At first it was meant to serve as
Wind power pushes rafts on the
the first hydroelectric power
Songcheon Stream is a water-
Songcheon Stream.
power has vanished.
change nature isn’t an easy thing.
generation plant in the eastern
way that flows into the Namhan-
The trail that entered Doam
The Songcheon Stream valley
part of Korea. A waterway was dug
gang River, which later goes into
Dam continues along the lake.
viewed from the entrance of Doam
under the Baekdudaegan range to
the Yellow Sea. The stream was
When hikers walk around the
Dam is an enormous canyon. It is
change the direction of the water
able to purify itself as it flowed
lake, they will find a trail around
a scene which might not be over-
flow. The waterway was built
into the Namhangang River, but
the corner of Pigol. From there, a
shadowed even when compared to
the short waterway that people
2.7-km trail on to the mountains
the Rocky Mountain range. A gon-
made in haste was not equipped
begins. After walking about 300
dola tower at Yongpyong Resort on
with the same purifying ability.
meters uphill, hikers will be on
top of Mount Balwangsan comes
The features that made Doam
top of the mountain ranges. This
into sight behind the Doam Dam.
Dam prestigious, such as its eleva-
is Pideoknyeong at an altitude
On the peaks of that mountain
tion of 640 meters from top to
of 1,010 meters. This is the place
is where the skiing competitions
bottom, or its status as the lon-
where you get the first glimpse of
gest manmade waterway at 15.6
Anbandegi Village.
at the Winter Olympic Games
Doam Dam Pavilion.
Food Name (Specialty)
Address (Contact)
Sangol Sikdang (Chicken soup, duck barbecue)
673-3 Suha-ro, Daegwallyeong-myeon, PyeongChang (033-335-1281)
Suha Gaeulgajip Sikdang (Chicken soup)
649 Suha-ro, Daegwallyeong-myeon, PyeongChang (033-335-1288)
Accommodations Name
Address (Contact)
Viola Pension
47 Suha 1-gil, Daegwallyeong-myeon, PyeongChang (033-335-5628)
Pulhyanggi Pension
660-4 Suha-ro, Daegwallyeong-myeon, PyeongChang (033-334-2236)
Transportation Bus
Gangneung intracity bus 033-640-5252 Intracity bus No. 507 runs from the entrance of Anbandegi (Gamjawonjongjang), where Course 4 ends, to central Gangneung three times a day. - Central Gangneung (industrial complex) → Gamjawonjongjang 6 a.m., 12 p.m., 5 p.m. - Gamjawonjongjang → Central Gangneung 8:20 a.m., 1:50 p.m., 7 p.m.
Taxi
PyeongChang Taxi 033-332-3666 Samil Taxi 033-336-0229 Hoenggye Taxi 033-335-5596 Jinbu Taxi 033-335-9208 Daegwallyeong-myeon Private Taxi 033-335-5960
Information
• Gangneung Tourist Information Center 033-640-4414, 4531
• PyeongChang County Tourism Information Center 033-330-2771 • Gangwon Province Tourism Association 033-244-6899
Course 5 Anbandegi ~ Daegwallyeong Rest Stop
Course 5 Anbandegi ~ Daegwallyeong Rest Stop
Anbandegi ~ Daegwallyeong Rest Stop
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Course 5
Expressway Completion Tower
Daegwallyeong Rest Stop
Distance 12.1km (7.5 miles) Difficulty Level Medium Duration 5 hours
Course 5 51
Daegwallyeong Fire Lookout Tower
Anbandegi Pideoknyeong — 1km — Meonge Observatory — 4km — Mount Gorupogisan — 1km — 456
Heongye Observatory — 4.1km — Neunggyeongbong Peak — 2km — Daegwallyeong Rest Stop
New and Renewable Energy Exhibition Hall Daegwallyeong Tunnel 4
Pyeongchang County
Located at an altitude of 1,000 meters, Anbandegi is a relatively flat mountaintop overlooking valleys. Farmers grow cabbage in the area amid breathtaking scenery. Past the cabbage farms, hikers reach the Baekdudaegan mountain range.
Stone Tower of Fortune
50 Yeongdong Expressway
Neunggyeongbong Peak
Daegwallyeong Tunnel 1 Daegwallyeong No. 2 and No. 3 Tunnels
Alpensia Resort
Heongyechi
Fountain Area
Baekdudaegan (7.1km, duration: 3 hours) Hoenggye Observatory
Mount Gorupogisan Gorupogi Observatory Left at the three-way intersection
Go straight at the three-way intersection Seodeukbong Peak
Wangsan-myeon Meonge Observatory.
Farmhouse
5 Farmhouse at four-way intersection
Neunggyeongbong Peak
1,123m
1200m
1,238m 800m
1,010m Anbandegi Pideoknyeong
Mount Gorupogisan
835m Daegwallyeong
400m Altitude Distance
5㎞
10㎞
Four-way intersection
Anbandegi Pideoknyeong
Meonge Observatory Unyuchon Village
Anbandegi ~ Daegwallyeong Rest Stop
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Course 5
Expressway Completion Tower
Daegwallyeong Rest Stop
Distance 12.1km (7.5 miles) Difficulty Level Medium Duration 5 hours
Course 5 51
Daegwallyeong Fire Lookout Tower
Anbandegi Pideoknyeong — 1km — Meonge Observatory — 4km — Mount Gorupogisan — 1km — 456
Heongye Observatory — 4.1km — Neunggyeongbong Peak — 2km — Daegwallyeong Rest Stop
New and Renewable Energy Exhibition Hall Daegwallyeong Tunnel 4
Pyeongchang County
Located at an altitude of 1,000 meters, Anbandegi is a relatively flat mountaintop overlooking valleys. Farmers grow cabbage in the area amid breathtaking scenery. Past the cabbage farms, hikers reach the Baekdudaegan mountain range.
Stone Tower of Fortune
50 Yeongdong Expressway
Neunggyeongbong Peak
Daegwallyeong Tunnel 1 Daegwallyeong No. 2 and No. 3 Tunnels
Alpensia Resort
Heongyechi
Fountain Area
Baekdudaegan (7.1km, duration: 3 hours) Hoenggye Observatory
Mount Gorupogisan Gorupogi Observatory Left at the three-way intersection
Go straight at the three-way intersection Seodeukbong Peak
Wangsan-myeon Meonge Observatory.
Farmhouse
5 Farmhouse at four-way intersection
Neunggyeongbong Peak
1,123m
1200m
1,238m 800m
1,010m Anbandegi Pideoknyeong
Mount Gorupogisan
835m Daegwallyeong
400m Altitude Distance
5㎞
10㎞
Four-way intersection
Anbandegi Pideoknyeong
Meonge Observatory Unyuchon Village
52
Course 5
Anbandegi ~ Daegwallyeong Rest Stop
53
Anbandegi
At dawn, Anbandegi is a world above the clouds that ripple below your feet.
Anbandegi, an area of cabbage
bandegi is Korea’s largest cabbage
farm in 1965. President Park
fill their stomachs with acorns.
farms, is one of the most beautiful
field in an alpine region. For those
Chung Hee’s administration en-
During the winter, they had to
scenes people have created. Course
who can’t visualize the size, Oksu-
couraged farmers all across Gang-
plow roads throughout the night
5 is a good representative among
dong, a neighborhood in Seoul that
won Province to go to the moun-
when it snowed. On the day after
the nine courses of the Olympic
has a population of 26,000, is about
tains and create new farms, and
an especially heavy snow, farmers
Aribaugil because it includes An-
the same area. It is so large that it
promised the farmers that they
had to rely on a helicopter to drop
bandegi and its breathtaking views
is difficult to see it in its entirety
would be given title to the land they
food to fill their hungry stomachs.
for hikers.
from any spot along the trail. An-
used if they succeeded in growing
In addition, when a North Korean
Though some may doubt that
bandegi is located at an altitude of
crops there. But creating farms in
submarine ran aground off South
there is beauty to be found in cab-
1,000 meters and is the highest in-
a gravel field was not an easy task.
Korea in 1996, the surviving North
bage fields, this one is different
habited area in the country. There
The steep slopes made it difficult to
Korean troops took shelter in An-
because of its location. Cabbages
are about 28 households growing
use agricultural machinery, forcing
bandegi.
are planted on steep slopes along-
cabbages in the fields there. Its ad-
farmers touse oxen instead. It was
But these remote areas have be-
side the Baekdudaegan mountain
ministrative district is Daegi 4-ri,
also difficult to find food and wa-
come better connected recently,
range. Boasting an area of nearly 2
Wangsan-myeon, Gangneung.
ter in the mountains. In autumn,
and are attracting visitors eager
farmers and their families had to
to see landscapes not easily found
square kilometers (482 acres), An-
Anbandegi became a cabbage
A morning scene at a cabbage farm in the mountain area, the most beautiful moment one can enjoy at Anbandegi.
52
Course 5
Anbandegi ~ Daegwallyeong Rest Stop
53
Anbandegi
At dawn, Anbandegi is a world above the clouds that ripple below your feet.
Anbandegi, an area of cabbage
bandegi is Korea’s largest cabbage
farm in 1965. President Park
fill their stomachs with acorns.
farms, is one of the most beautiful
field in an alpine region. For those
Chung Hee’s administration en-
During the winter, they had to
scenes people have created. Course
who can’t visualize the size, Oksu-
couraged farmers all across Gang-
plow roads throughout the night
5 is a good representative among
dong, a neighborhood in Seoul that
won Province to go to the moun-
when it snowed. On the day after
the nine courses of the Olympic
has a population of 26,000, is about
tains and create new farms, and
an especially heavy snow, farmers
Aribaugil because it includes An-
the same area. It is so large that it
promised the farmers that they
had to rely on a helicopter to drop
bandegi and its breathtaking views
is difficult to see it in its entirety
would be given title to the land they
food to fill their hungry stomachs.
for hikers.
from any spot along the trail. An-
used if they succeeded in growing
In addition, when a North Korean
Though some may doubt that
bandegi is located at an altitude of
crops there. But creating farms in
submarine ran aground off South
there is beauty to be found in cab-
1,000 meters and is the highest in-
a gravel field was not an easy task.
Korea in 1996, the surviving North
bage fields, this one is different
habited area in the country. There
The steep slopes made it difficult to
Korean troops took shelter in An-
because of its location. Cabbages
are about 28 households growing
use agricultural machinery, forcing
bandegi.
are planted on steep slopes along-
cabbages in the fields there. Its ad-
farmers touse oxen instead. It was
But these remote areas have be-
side the Baekdudaegan mountain
ministrative district is Daegi 4-ri,
also difficult to find food and wa-
come better connected recently,
range. Boasting an area of nearly 2
Wangsan-myeon, Gangneung.
ter in the mountains. In autumn,
and are attracting visitors eager
farmers and their families had to
to see landscapes not easily found
square kilometers (482 acres), An-
Anbandegi became a cabbage
A morning scene at a cabbage farm in the mountain area, the most beautiful moment one can enjoy at Anbandegi.
54
Course 5
Anbandegi ~ Daegwallyeong Rest Stop
55
Scenes of Abandegi in different seasons
Anbandegi in summer, the most beautiful time of year in the cabbage fields.
Course 5 traverses less than a third of Anbandegi. Diverging from the course to look through the cabbage fields is recommended.
anywhere else in Korea. In An-
lage experience” for tourists.
vatory. Meonge is translated in
a tea plantation in the mountains.
bandegi, farmers usually harvest
The name Anbandegi has several
English as “yoke.” The land where
Hiking the roads along the fields,
their crops before the harvest
variants. It is often used as An-
the observatory is located is said to
trekkers now head north. Four
festival, Chuseok, and therefore,
bandeok or Anbandeoki, a combi-
resemble a yoke for oxen. Meonge
kilometers before Meonge Obser-
tourists have to come in late sum-
nation of anban (a pounding board
Observatory is the best place to
vatory, hikers will see the last wind
mer to see the beautiful scenery.
for making rice cakes) and deok (a
get an overall view of Anbandegi’s
power generator in this windy area,
In winter, the land is covered in
flat area in the mountains). People
cabbage fields. The observatory’s
and a signpost will come into view
meters of snow. Anbandegi is
from Gangneung often call the area
stone wall and pavilion, which the
by the forest on the left. Below the
notorious for its record-breaking
Anbandegi. The hilly trail at the end
villagers built when they started
signpost are wooden stairs and
snowfall, and that makes the area
of course 4 is Pideoknyeong, which
to run “experience” programs for
palm tree matting. These are new,
a popular winter destination for
is precisely 1,000 meters above sea
visitors, create a special ambience.
arranged while the Olympic Arib-
serious hikers who want to see the
level. The cabbage fields are located
The cabbage fields as seen from the
augil was being planned.
snowy mountain scenes. Others
on slopes with an altitude of be-
observatory curve along the moun-
The Anbandegi section of the
make the journey just for star-
tween 1,000 and 1,100 meters.
tain slopes in a geometrical pattern
course ends here, and a com-
gazing or to see the sunrise. The
On the way to Pideoknyeong,
that seems more dynamic and
pletely different world waits
village also offers a “mountain vil-
hikers can stop at Meonge Obser-
three-dimensional than the view of
inside the forest.
Anbandegi in the fall. After the harvest, Anbandegi turns into a large grassland.
Anbandegi in winter, with fields covered in a white snowy blanket.
54
Course 5
Anbandegi ~ Daegwallyeong Rest Stop
55
Scenes of Abandegi in different seasons
Anbandegi in summer, the most beautiful time of year in the cabbage fields.
Course 5 traverses less than a third of Anbandegi. Diverging from the course to look through the cabbage fields is recommended.
anywhere else in Korea. In An-
lage experience” for tourists.
vatory. Meonge is translated in
a tea plantation in the mountains.
bandegi, farmers usually harvest
The name Anbandegi has several
English as “yoke.” The land where
Hiking the roads along the fields,
their crops before the harvest
variants. It is often used as An-
the observatory is located is said to
trekkers now head north. Four
festival, Chuseok, and therefore,
bandeok or Anbandeoki, a combi-
resemble a yoke for oxen. Meonge
kilometers before Meonge Obser-
tourists have to come in late sum-
nation of anban (a pounding board
Observatory is the best place to
vatory, hikers will see the last wind
mer to see the beautiful scenery.
for making rice cakes) and deok (a
get an overall view of Anbandegi’s
power generator in this windy area,
In winter, the land is covered in
flat area in the mountains). People
cabbage fields. The observatory’s
and a signpost will come into view
meters of snow. Anbandegi is
from Gangneung often call the area
stone wall and pavilion, which the
by the forest on the left. Below the
notorious for its record-breaking
Anbandegi. The hilly trail at the end
villagers built when they started
signpost are wooden stairs and
snowfall, and that makes the area
of course 4 is Pideoknyeong, which
to run “experience” programs for
palm tree matting. These are new,
a popular winter destination for
is precisely 1,000 meters above sea
visitors, create a special ambience.
arranged while the Olympic Arib-
serious hikers who want to see the
level. The cabbage fields are located
The cabbage fields as seen from the
augil was being planned.
snowy mountain scenes. Others
on slopes with an altitude of be-
observatory curve along the moun-
The Anbandegi section of the
make the journey just for star-
tween 1,000 and 1,100 meters.
tain slopes in a geometrical pattern
course ends here, and a com-
gazing or to see the sunrise. The
On the way to Pideoknyeong,
that seems more dynamic and
pletely different world waits
village also offers a “mountain vil-
hikers can stop at Meonge Obser-
three-dimensional than the view of
inside the forest.
Anbandegi in the fall. After the harvest, Anbandegi turns into a large grassland.
Anbandegi in winter, with fields covered in a white snowy blanket.
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Course 5
Anbandegi ~ Daegwallyeong Rest Stop
57
Travel Information for Course 5
Baekdudaegan
Food Name (Specialty) Address (Contact) 428 Anbandegi-gil, Unyuchon Wangsan-myeon, (Coffee and Gangneung potato rice cakes) (033-655-5119) Hill of Wind (Coffee)
365 Maru-gil, Daegwallyeong-myeon, PyeongChang (033-332-2330)
Accommodations Name
Address (Contact)
428 Anbandegi-gil, Anbandegi Wangsan-myeon, Unyu Agricultural Gangneung Association (033-655-5119) Mari House
Transportation
This is the highest and the
Bus
longest mountain range on the Korean Peninsula. Starting from Mount Paektusan at the China-North Korea border, the 1,400-kilometer range extends through Mount Kumgangsan, Mount Seoraksan and Mount Taebaeksan on the way to
The forest in the Baekdudaegan mountain range has a special ambience.
Mount Jirisan. Some 670 kilometers of the Baekdudaegan –
Course 5 is generally divided into
ngChang. The Olympic Aribaugil
sula. Seeing continuing mountain
mostly downhill only. Near the stone
from Jinburyeong in Gangwon
two sections. The Anbandegi sec-
does not diverge from the Baekdu-
terrain as a whole instead of seeing
tower of fortune is the only uphill
Province to Mount Jirisan in
tion covers five kilometers and
daegan range while it goes from
each peak individually is a part of
climb during the descent.
Jeolla Province – is located in
the Baekdudaegan the remaining
Mount Gorupogisan to Neung-
the Korean culture, and the root is
Course 5 passes through the high-
South Korea. The name of the
seven. On the map, Anbandegi
gyeongbong Peak (1,123 meters),
Mount Paektusan. Korean people
est parts of the entire Aribaugil, but it
range was first used in the book
resembles a butterfly expanding its
and then to the Daegwallyeong Rest
even try to find contexts for daily
is still one of the easiest courses. The
“Sangyeongpyo” by the scholar
wings to the south and north. At the
Stop (835 meters). The trail, that
life in the mountains.
Baekdudaegan section of Course 5
Shin Gyeong-jun (1712-81) in
northern tip is a path that connects
covers about seven kilometers, is
Although climbing Baekdudaegan
is on the border of Gangneung and
the reign of King Yeongjo of the
to a narrow trail which takes hik-
the only Baekdudaegan section on
is not an easy experience, the trail
PyeongChang, but its administrative
Joseon Dynasty. Baekdudaegan
ers to Mount Gorupogisan (1,238
the Olympic Aribaugil.
itself doesn’t often make you lose the
district is PyeongChang. At Heong-
reflects Koreans’ view of nature
meters). This is the area where palm
Hiking Baekdudaegan is differ-
altitude you gain in its downhill sec-
gye Outlook, hikers can see Pyeo-
that every mountain on the
tree matting is set up.
Korean Peninsula is connected to Mount Paektusan.
52-30 Gasimeori-gil Daegwallyeong-myeon, PyeongChang (033-332-1010)
ent from any other mountain walk
tions. The path down from Mount
ngChang, and at Neunggyeongbong
Mount Gorupogisan is at the bor-
because it is Korea’s core mountain
Gorupogisan to Neunggyeongbong
Peak Outlook they can check out a
der between Gangneung and Pyeo-
range and the spine of the penin-
Peak and Daegwallyeong is similarly
view of Gangneung.
Gangneung Intracity Bus 033-640-5252
You can take Gangneung Intracity Bus No. 503 to Daegwallyeong Museum at the end of Course 5. The bus runs 17 times a day on weekdays. - Gangneung (Anmok) → Daegwallyeong Museum. First bus at 6:55 a.m. Last bus at 9:20 p.m. - Daegwallyeong Museum → Gangneung (Anmok): First bus at 7:10 a.m. Last bus at 10:05 p.m. On weekends, the 503-1 bus that leaves from Gangneung (Anmok) for the Daegwallyeong Rest Stop runs once a day. Heongye Taxi 033-335-5596 Daegwallyeong-myeon Private Taxi 033-335-5960 Gangneung Chinjeol Call 1588-8234 Gangneung K-Call 033-648-0000 Gangneung Call 033-653-2288 Myeongju Call 033-662-2253 Gangneung Private Taxi 033-651-1155 Taxi
Information • PyeongChang Tourist Information Center 033-330-2771 • Gangneung Tourist Information Center 033-640-4414, 4531 • Gangwon Province Tourism Association 033-244-6899
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Course 5
Anbandegi ~ Daegwallyeong Rest Stop
57
Travel Information for Course 5
Baekdudaegan
Food Name (Specialty) Address (Contact) 428 Anbandegi-gil, Unyuchon Wangsan-myeon, (Coffee and Gangneung potato rice cakes) (033-655-5119) Hill of Wind (Coffee)
365 Maru-gil, Daegwallyeong-myeon, PyeongChang (033-332-2330)
Accommodations Name
Address (Contact)
428 Anbandegi-gil, Anbandegi Wangsan-myeon, Unyu Agricultural Gangneung Association (033-655-5119) Mari House
Transportation
This is the highest and the
Bus
longest mountain range on the Korean Peninsula. Starting from Mount Paektusan at the China-North Korea border, the 1,400-kilometer range extends through Mount Kumgangsan, Mount Seoraksan and Mount Taebaeksan on the way to
The forest in the Baekdudaegan mountain range has a special ambience.
Mount Jirisan. Some 670 kilometers of the Baekdudaegan –
Course 5 is generally divided into
ngChang. The Olympic Aribaugil
sula. Seeing continuing mountain
mostly downhill only. Near the stone
from Jinburyeong in Gangwon
two sections. The Anbandegi sec-
does not diverge from the Baekdu-
terrain as a whole instead of seeing
tower of fortune is the only uphill
Province to Mount Jirisan in
tion covers five kilometers and
daegan range while it goes from
each peak individually is a part of
climb during the descent.
Jeolla Province – is located in
the Baekdudaegan the remaining
Mount Gorupogisan to Neung-
the Korean culture, and the root is
Course 5 passes through the high-
South Korea. The name of the
seven. On the map, Anbandegi
gyeongbong Peak (1,123 meters),
Mount Paektusan. Korean people
est parts of the entire Aribaugil, but it
range was first used in the book
resembles a butterfly expanding its
and then to the Daegwallyeong Rest
even try to find contexts for daily
is still one of the easiest courses. The
“Sangyeongpyo” by the scholar
wings to the south and north. At the
Stop (835 meters). The trail, that
life in the mountains.
Baekdudaegan section of Course 5
Shin Gyeong-jun (1712-81) in
northern tip is a path that connects
covers about seven kilometers, is
Although climbing Baekdudaegan
is on the border of Gangneung and
the reign of King Yeongjo of the
to a narrow trail which takes hik-
the only Baekdudaegan section on
is not an easy experience, the trail
PyeongChang, but its administrative
Joseon Dynasty. Baekdudaegan
ers to Mount Gorupogisan (1,238
the Olympic Aribaugil.
itself doesn’t often make you lose the
district is PyeongChang. At Heong-
reflects Koreans’ view of nature
meters). This is the area where palm
Hiking Baekdudaegan is differ-
altitude you gain in its downhill sec-
gye Outlook, hikers can see Pyeo-
that every mountain on the
tree matting is set up.
Korean Peninsula is connected to Mount Paektusan.
52-30 Gasimeori-gil Daegwallyeong-myeon, PyeongChang (033-332-1010)
ent from any other mountain walk
tions. The path down from Mount
ngChang, and at Neunggyeongbong
Mount Gorupogisan is at the bor-
because it is Korea’s core mountain
Gorupogisan to Neunggyeongbong
Peak Outlook they can check out a
der between Gangneung and Pyeo-
range and the spine of the penin-
Peak and Daegwallyeong is similarly
view of Gangneung.
Gangneung Intracity Bus 033-640-5252
You can take Gangneung Intracity Bus No. 503 to Daegwallyeong Museum at the end of Course 5. The bus runs 17 times a day on weekdays. - Gangneung (Anmok) → Daegwallyeong Museum. First bus at 6:55 a.m. Last bus at 9:20 p.m. - Daegwallyeong Museum → Gangneung (Anmok): First bus at 7:10 a.m. Last bus at 10:05 p.m. On weekends, the 503-1 bus that leaves from Gangneung (Anmok) for the Daegwallyeong Rest Stop runs once a day. Heongye Taxi 033-335-5596 Daegwallyeong-myeon Private Taxi 033-335-5960 Gangneung Chinjeol Call 1588-8234 Gangneung K-Call 033-648-0000 Gangneung Call 033-653-2288 Myeongju Call 033-662-2253 Gangneung Private Taxi 033-651-1155 Taxi
Information • PyeongChang Tourist Information Center 033-330-2771 • Gangneung Tourist Information Center 033-640-4414, 4531 • Gangwon Province Tourism Association 033-244-6899
Course 6 Daegwallyeong Rest Stop ~ Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop
Course 6 Daegwallyeong Rest Stop ~ Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop
Daegwallyeong Rest Stop ~ Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop Course 6 61
60
Course 6
Distance 14.7km (9.13 miles) Difficulty Level Medium Duration 6 hours
Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop
Daegwallyeong Rest Stop — 2.5km — Guksa Seonghwadang — 1.9km — Banjeong — 3.1km —
Left on the road
Bohyeon-gil
Bogwang 5-gyo Bridge
Jumak Restaurant site — 2.9km — Gama-gyo Bridge — 4.3km — Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop Maeul-gil on the right Right side of the road Right at three-way intersection Warehouse for agricultural products Yeongdong Expressway
The tears well up at every one of the 99 turns in the path over Daegwallyeong. Energy from a deep breath gives one the strength to cross the pass.
50
Seongsan-myeon
Gama-gyo Bridge Entrance of Japgok Maeul Village
Eoheul-ri Village Hall
456 Right at three-way intersection An uphill road on the left at three-way intersection
Spaceship Toilet Daegwallyeong Tunnel 7
1.5㎞
Daegwallyeong Yet-gil (6.3 km, duration: 2 hours 30 minutes) Right at the three-way intersection of Seonjaryeong crossroad
3㎞
Jumak Restaurant Site
Banjeong A signpost on the Daegwallyeong Yet-gil, a part of the former Yeongdong Expressway.
6 Daegwallyeong Tunnel 6
Go straight after crossing the road Guksa Seonghwangdang Sheep farm’s Damjang-gil Signpost for Baugil
1200m
Daegwallyeong
835m 800m
Daegwallyeong Tunnel 5
Banjeong
730m Jumak Restaurant site
297m
400m
Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop
220m
Altitude Distance
5㎞
10㎞
15㎞
Daegwallyeong New and Renewable Energy Exhibition Hall Pedestrian overpass
Daegwallyeong Rest Stop ~ Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop Course 6 61
60
Course 6
Distance 14.7km (9.13 miles) Difficulty Level Medium Duration 6 hours
Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop
Daegwallyeong Rest Stop — 2.5km — Guksa Seonghwadang — 1.9km — Banjeong — 3.1km —
Left on the road
Bohyeon-gil
Bogwang 5-gyo Bridge
Jumak Restaurant site — 2.9km — Gama-gyo Bridge — 4.3km — Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop Maeul-gil on the right Right side of the road Right at three-way intersection Warehouse for agricultural products Yeongdong Expressway
The tears well up at every one of the 99 turns in the path over Daegwallyeong. Energy from a deep breath gives one the strength to cross the pass.
50
Seongsan-myeon
Gama-gyo Bridge Entrance of Japgok Maeul Village
Eoheul-ri Village Hall
456 Right at three-way intersection An uphill road on the left at three-way intersection
Spaceship Toilet Daegwallyeong Tunnel 7
1.5㎞
Daegwallyeong Yet-gil (6.3 km, duration: 2 hours 30 minutes) Right at the three-way intersection of Seonjaryeong crossroad
3㎞
Jumak Restaurant Site
Banjeong A signpost on the Daegwallyeong Yet-gil, a part of the former Yeongdong Expressway.
6 Daegwallyeong Tunnel 6
Go straight after crossing the road Guksa Seonghwangdang Sheep farm’s Damjang-gil Signpost for Baugil
1200m
Daegwallyeong
835m 800m
Daegwallyeong Tunnel 5
Banjeong
730m Jumak Restaurant site
297m
400m
Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop
220m
Altitude Distance
5㎞
10㎞
15㎞
Daegwallyeong New and Renewable Energy Exhibition Hall Pedestrian overpass
62
Course 6
Daegwallyeong Rest Stop ~ Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop
63
Daegwallyeong
Scenes of Daegwallyeong
A sheep farm, a major industry in Daegwallyeong.
Daegwallyeong’s winter scenery is representative of the season in Korea.
Daegwallyeong Guksa Seonghwangdang.
Daegwallyeong is a hilly pass situ-
Yeongdong while the western area
ated at an altitude of 835 meters.
is called Yeongseo.
val takes place. The first-ever record of Danoje
But it sets itself apart from other
In earlier times, the lives of people
is found in “Imyeongji,” written in
hills because no matter how rugged
in the two areas divided by the
the period of Gwanghaegun (1575-
a hill is, the word “dae,” meaning
mountain pass were completely dif-
1641) during the Joseon Dynasty.
“large” in Chinese characters, is
ferent. To those in each area, Dae-
According to that record, a soldier
not given that easily to any pass.
gwallyeong was like the very end of
who helped General Wang Geon
Daegwallyeong was labeled with its
the world.
win the war to create Goryeo
name “Dae” even back in Korea’s
Deep inside the forest of Dae-
(918-1392) performed a ritual at a
Three Kingdoms period (roughly
gwallyeong are shrines where
shrine in the Daegwallyeong area,
57 BC to 668 AD.) There are many
General Kim Yu-sin (595-673)
and the ritual has continued ever
mountain passes in Korea that are
and Bumil Guksa (or Monk Bum-
since Wang Geon’s win.
higher and more rugged than Dae-
il) (810-990) of the Silla Dynasty
The festival in Gangneung was
gwallyeong, but this is the only one
are honored. Visitors can arrive
designated a piece of cultural
labeled “a big gateway.”
there after walking the 2.5-km
heritage by UNESCO in 2005,
Daegwallyeong divides Seongsan-
path next to Baekdudaegan from
thanks to its thousand-year-
myeon in Gangneung from Hoeng-
the Daegwallyeong Rest Stop,
plus tradition. Daegwallyeong is
gye-ri, Daegwallyeong-myeon in
where Course 6 of the Olympic
a sacred place, considered to be
PyeongChang County. The eastern
Aribaugil starts. This is where the
the hometown of the Gangneung
part of Daegwallyeong is called
annual Gangneung Danoje Festi-
Danoje Festival.
At Seonjaryeong after passing Daegwallyeong, both a part of Baekdudaegan.
Snow trekking is popular in Seonjaryeong and in Daegwallyeong.
62
Course 6
Daegwallyeong Rest Stop ~ Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop
63
Daegwallyeong
Scenes of Daegwallyeong
A sheep farm, a major industry in Daegwallyeong.
Daegwallyeong’s winter scenery is representative of the season in Korea.
Daegwallyeong Guksa Seonghwangdang.
Daegwallyeong is a hilly pass situ-
Yeongdong while the western area
ated at an altitude of 835 meters.
is called Yeongseo.
val takes place. The first-ever record of Danoje
But it sets itself apart from other
In earlier times, the lives of people
is found in “Imyeongji,” written in
hills because no matter how rugged
in the two areas divided by the
the period of Gwanghaegun (1575-
a hill is, the word “dae,” meaning
mountain pass were completely dif-
1641) during the Joseon Dynasty.
“large” in Chinese characters, is
ferent. To those in each area, Dae-
According to that record, a soldier
not given that easily to any pass.
gwallyeong was like the very end of
who helped General Wang Geon
Daegwallyeong was labeled with its
the world.
win the war to create Goryeo
name “Dae” even back in Korea’s
Deep inside the forest of Dae-
(918-1392) performed a ritual at a
Three Kingdoms period (roughly
gwallyeong are shrines where
shrine in the Daegwallyeong area,
57 BC to 668 AD.) There are many
General Kim Yu-sin (595-673)
and the ritual has continued ever
mountain passes in Korea that are
and Bumil Guksa (or Monk Bum-
since Wang Geon’s win.
higher and more rugged than Dae-
il) (810-990) of the Silla Dynasty
The festival in Gangneung was
gwallyeong, but this is the only one
are honored. Visitors can arrive
designated a piece of cultural
labeled “a big gateway.”
there after walking the 2.5-km
heritage by UNESCO in 2005,
Daegwallyeong divides Seongsan-
path next to Baekdudaegan from
thanks to its thousand-year-
myeon in Gangneung from Hoeng-
the Daegwallyeong Rest Stop,
plus tradition. Daegwallyeong is
gye-ri, Daegwallyeong-myeon in
where Course 6 of the Olympic
a sacred place, considered to be
PyeongChang County. The eastern
Aribaugil starts. This is where the
the hometown of the Gangneung
part of Daegwallyeong is called
annual Gangneung Danoje Festi-
Danoje Festival.
At Seonjaryeong after passing Daegwallyeong, both a part of Baekdudaegan.
Snow trekking is popular in Seonjaryeong and in Daegwallyeong.
64
Course 6
Daegwallyeong Rest Stop ~ Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop
65
Daegwallyeong Yet-gil
A scene of colorful autumn leaves in Daegwallyeong, captured by a flying drone.
Course 6 is another section with a specific theme. It is all about walking
lyeong. The curving forest path continues until you reach Banjeong. The
down Daegwallyeong pass until you enter a village down the hill where
uneven trail is said to have 99 turns along the way. According to legend, a
the course ends. There is a steep downhill walk of 600 meters between
scholar packed 100 dried persimmons on his way to the capital and had one
Daegwallyeong (altitude 835 meters) and the Bohyeonsa Temple Bus
at every bend. At the end of the trail, only one persimmon remained. The
Stop (altitude 220 meters). It embraces the Daegwallyeong Yet-gil, so
trail is worn deeply into the hillside, making it a gully, which is the result of
as long as your knees can bear the steep walk down, it is highly recom-
human activity that you can consider either a scar or a wrinkle.
mended.
A jumak restaurant site located on the Daegwallyeong Yet-gil. It is now a rest area.
The trail passes the old Yeongdong Expressway and reaches Banjeong,
The Daegwallyeong path itself is a cultural asset. The 6.3-kilometer
named after its central location between Gusan-myeon in Gangneung and
(3.9-mile) trail is registered as Scenic Site No. 74 in Korea. The Daegwal-
Hoenggye-myeon in PyeongChang. In Gangneung, it is dubbed Banjaengi.
lyeong path is known to have initially been opened in the Goryeo Dynasty,
The upper part of Banjeong is labeled “Upper Jaengi” while the lower part
roughly 1,000 years ago. The expansion of the road to allow oxcarts to pass
is called “Lower Jaengi.” Banjeong is the best spot to see views of Gangne-
through was made by Go Hyeong-san (1453-1528), who was appointed as
ung City and the East Sea, which would have been observed by myriads
the inspector of Gangwon Province under the reign of King Jungjong (16th
of people in the past, probably including Shin Saimdang (1504-51), Yi Yi
century) of the Joseon Dynasty.
(1536-84) and Heungseon Daewongun (1820-98). At Banjeong observa-
The Daegwallyeong Yet-gil is deeply rut-
tory, there is a tombstone with a poem written on it, which is considered
ted from centuries of use.
The trail begins at Guksa Seonghwadang and leads down to Daegwal-
64
Course 6
Daegwallyeong Rest Stop ~ Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop
65
Daegwallyeong Yet-gil
A scene of colorful autumn leaves in Daegwallyeong, captured by a flying drone.
Course 6 is another section with a specific theme. It is all about walking
lyeong. The curving forest path continues until you reach Banjeong. The
down Daegwallyeong pass until you enter a village down the hill where
uneven trail is said to have 99 turns along the way. According to legend, a
the course ends. There is a steep downhill walk of 600 meters between
scholar packed 100 dried persimmons on his way to the capital and had one
Daegwallyeong (altitude 835 meters) and the Bohyeonsa Temple Bus
at every bend. At the end of the trail, only one persimmon remained. The
Stop (altitude 220 meters). It embraces the Daegwallyeong Yet-gil, so
trail is worn deeply into the hillside, making it a gully, which is the result of
as long as your knees can bear the steep walk down, it is highly recom-
human activity that you can consider either a scar or a wrinkle.
mended.
A jumak restaurant site located on the Daegwallyeong Yet-gil. It is now a rest area.
The trail passes the old Yeongdong Expressway and reaches Banjeong,
The Daegwallyeong path itself is a cultural asset. The 6.3-kilometer
named after its central location between Gusan-myeon in Gangneung and
(3.9-mile) trail is registered as Scenic Site No. 74 in Korea. The Daegwal-
Hoenggye-myeon in PyeongChang. In Gangneung, it is dubbed Banjaengi.
lyeong path is known to have initially been opened in the Goryeo Dynasty,
The upper part of Banjeong is labeled “Upper Jaengi” while the lower part
roughly 1,000 years ago. The expansion of the road to allow oxcarts to pass
is called “Lower Jaengi.” Banjeong is the best spot to see views of Gangne-
through was made by Go Hyeong-san (1453-1528), who was appointed as
ung City and the East Sea, which would have been observed by myriads
the inspector of Gangwon Province under the reign of King Jungjong (16th
of people in the past, probably including Shin Saimdang (1504-51), Yi Yi
century) of the Joseon Dynasty.
(1536-84) and Heungseon Daewongun (1820-98). At Banjeong observa-
The Daegwallyeong Yet-gil is deeply rut-
tory, there is a tombstone with a poem written on it, which is considered
ted from centuries of use.
The trail begins at Guksa Seonghwadang and leads down to Daegwal-
66
Course 6
Daegwallyeong Rest Stop ~ Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop
one of the best poems describing
67
Travel Information for Course 6
Food
Daegwallyeong. From Banjeong, the trail leads hikers back into the forest. The curving road is a series of switchbacks so it isn’t very steep. Walk about three kilometers from Banjeong and you will reach what used
Daegwallyeong is often called the “99 curves” due to the path’s serpentine course.
5721 Gyeonggang-ro, Daegwallyeong-myeon, PyeongChang (033-332-3383)
Yetgil Matna Garden (Chicken soup)
136 Daegwallyeongyet-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-641-9979)
Daegwallyeong Yetgil Jumak (Traditional liquor)
106 Daegwallyeongyet-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-642-5672)
Sampoam Rest Area (Chicken soup, grilled duck)
6 Budong-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-641-9091)
Chueotang From Grandmother In The Countryside (Loach soup, chicken soup)
16 Solbat-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-644-8714)
Gwagaek (Korean)
8-3 Galmaegan-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-644-9150)
National Recreation Forest
travelers could get food and drinks.
This is the first recreational forest to
The site was restored in 2008, but
have been created in Korea, in 1988.
the jumak doesn’t sell food any-
It is located at the edge of Daegwal-
more. You can hear the cheerful
lyeong Yet-gil. There are 37 individu-
sound of water flowing, though.
al lodging units there. You can make
Onam’s (Seafood)
66 Gusan-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-644-5355)
a reservation at www.huyang.go.kr.
Godan Sikdang (Dumpling soup, noodles)
57-10 Baekdudaegan-ro, Wangsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-648-3955)
Chowon Ssambap (Lettuce-wrapped rice)
63 Gusan-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-641-9588)
Sanchon Sikdang (Korean)
83 Gusan-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-641-9230)
133 Sampoam-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung City, Gangwon Province, 033-641-9990.
Accommodations Name
Visitors cross the valley of the Daegwallyeong Yet-gil.
Three kilometers later, hikers will have the chance to visit a bathroom
The lower part of the Daegwallyeong Yet-gil takes hikers along a valley where they can hear the sound of running water.
Address (Contact)
to be a jumak, a restaurant where
A lonely heart heading to Seoul, leaving an old mother behind. Bukchon seems so far, but white clouds fly across the mountains.
The lower part of the Daegwallyeong Yet-gil is filled with pine trees.
Name (Specialty) Daegwallyeong Maeul Rest Stop (Korean)
Address (Contact)
Daegwallyeong Slow Village
36-16 Gasimeori-gil, Daegwallyeong-myeon, PyeongChang (033-553-0800)
Daegwallyeong Space Pension
129 Daegwallyeongyet-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-655-6622)
shaped like a spaceship. This area is
Seongsan Food Village
called Wonuriteo, which means in
Daegullyeong Maeul Wild Flower Pension
57 Sampoam-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-648-0406)
The village is located three kilometers
Korean “the place where a governor
from the end of the Daegwallyeong
Daegwallyeong Angol Hwangto Pension
20-40 Sampoam-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-648-8084)
cried.” A legend says a governor of
Yet-gil. It is crowded with restaurants
Gangneung cried with exhaustion
selling steamed cod head. The main
while he made his way up the steep
branch of Yetkanaria, a chain which
trail and that he cried again after his
has been reviewed several times in
term ended because he was sad to
the media, is here. A dish of steamed
leave. There is also a place named
cod head for four people costs 35,000
Jebaengi, a Gangneng dialect ver-
won. 74 Gusan-gil, Seongsan-myeon.
sion of jeminwon, or a place with ac-
033-641-9502. Another restaurant,
commodations for travelers. It was
Supsokjip, is next to an alley filled with
located on the site of the current
places selling steamed cod fish head
Daegwallyeong Museum. The Dae-
and is well-known for its tasty sundae
gwallyeong Yet-gil ends here, but
(Korean blood sausage). Gukbap (rice
the Olympic Aribaugil continues.
soup) is 7,000 won and an assort-
Course 6 ends at a bus stop around
ed sundae plate is 15,000 won. 15-7
the corner from Bohyeonsa Temple,
Chilbong-ro, Seongsan-myeon. 033-
about four kilometers away.
641-9122.
Transportation Bus
Gangneung Intracity Bus 033-640-5252 PyeongChang Hoenggye Intercity Bus 033-335-5289 You can take Gangneung Intracity Bus No. 502 to the Ohyeon Temple bus stop, which is the end of Course 6. It runs nine times a day on weekdays. - Gangneung (Anmok) → Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop. First bus at 6 a.m. Last bus at 8:45 p.m. - Bohyeonsa Temple → Gangneung. First bus at 6:45 a.m. Last bus at 9:35 p.m. In PyeongChang, you can take an intercity bus for Gangneung at the Hoenggye Intercity Bus Terminal.
Taxi
Heongye Taxi 033-335-5596 Daegwallyeong-myeon Private Taxi 033-335-5960 Gangneung Chinjeol Call 1588-8234 Gangneung K-Call 033-648-0000 Gangneung Call 033-653-2288 Myeongju Call 033-662-2253 Gangneung Private Taxi 033-651-1155
Information • PyeongChang Tourist Information Center 033-330-2771 • Gangneung City General Tourism Information Office 033-640-4414, 4531 • Gangwon Province Tourism Association 033-244-6899
66
Course 6
Daegwallyeong Rest Stop ~ Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop
one of the best poems describing
67
Travel Information for Course 6
Food
Daegwallyeong. From Banjeong, the trail leads hikers back into the forest. The curving road is a series of switchbacks so it isn’t very steep. Walk about three kilometers from Banjeong and you will reach what used
Daegwallyeong is often called the “99 curves” due to the path’s serpentine course.
5721 Gyeonggang-ro, Daegwallyeong-myeon, PyeongChang (033-332-3383)
Yetgil Matna Garden (Chicken soup)
136 Daegwallyeongyet-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-641-9979)
Daegwallyeong Yetgil Jumak (Traditional liquor)
106 Daegwallyeongyet-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-642-5672)
Sampoam Rest Area (Chicken soup, grilled duck)
6 Budong-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-641-9091)
Chueotang From Grandmother In The Countryside (Loach soup, chicken soup)
16 Solbat-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-644-8714)
Gwagaek (Korean)
8-3 Galmaegan-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-644-9150)
National Recreation Forest
travelers could get food and drinks.
This is the first recreational forest to
The site was restored in 2008, but
have been created in Korea, in 1988.
the jumak doesn’t sell food any-
It is located at the edge of Daegwal-
more. You can hear the cheerful
lyeong Yet-gil. There are 37 individu-
sound of water flowing, though.
al lodging units there. You can make
Onam’s (Seafood)
66 Gusan-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-644-5355)
a reservation at www.huyang.go.kr.
Godan Sikdang (Dumpling soup, noodles)
57-10 Baekdudaegan-ro, Wangsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-648-3955)
Chowon Ssambap (Lettuce-wrapped rice)
63 Gusan-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-641-9588)
Sanchon Sikdang (Korean)
83 Gusan-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-641-9230)
133 Sampoam-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung City, Gangwon Province, 033-641-9990.
Accommodations Name
Visitors cross the valley of the Daegwallyeong Yet-gil.
Three kilometers later, hikers will have the chance to visit a bathroom
The lower part of the Daegwallyeong Yet-gil takes hikers along a valley where they can hear the sound of running water.
Address (Contact)
to be a jumak, a restaurant where
A lonely heart heading to Seoul, leaving an old mother behind. Bukchon seems so far, but white clouds fly across the mountains.
The lower part of the Daegwallyeong Yet-gil is filled with pine trees.
Name (Specialty) Daegwallyeong Maeul Rest Stop (Korean)
Address (Contact)
Daegwallyeong Slow Village
36-16 Gasimeori-gil, Daegwallyeong-myeon, PyeongChang (033-553-0800)
Daegwallyeong Space Pension
129 Daegwallyeongyet-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-655-6622)
shaped like a spaceship. This area is
Seongsan Food Village
called Wonuriteo, which means in
Daegullyeong Maeul Wild Flower Pension
57 Sampoam-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-648-0406)
The village is located three kilometers
Korean “the place where a governor
from the end of the Daegwallyeong
Daegwallyeong Angol Hwangto Pension
20-40 Sampoam-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-648-8084)
cried.” A legend says a governor of
Yet-gil. It is crowded with restaurants
Gangneung cried with exhaustion
selling steamed cod head. The main
while he made his way up the steep
branch of Yetkanaria, a chain which
trail and that he cried again after his
has been reviewed several times in
term ended because he was sad to
the media, is here. A dish of steamed
leave. There is also a place named
cod head for four people costs 35,000
Jebaengi, a Gangneng dialect ver-
won. 74 Gusan-gil, Seongsan-myeon.
sion of jeminwon, or a place with ac-
033-641-9502. Another restaurant,
commodations for travelers. It was
Supsokjip, is next to an alley filled with
located on the site of the current
places selling steamed cod fish head
Daegwallyeong Museum. The Dae-
and is well-known for its tasty sundae
gwallyeong Yet-gil ends here, but
(Korean blood sausage). Gukbap (rice
the Olympic Aribaugil continues.
soup) is 7,000 won and an assort-
Course 6 ends at a bus stop around
ed sundae plate is 15,000 won. 15-7
the corner from Bohyeonsa Temple,
Chilbong-ro, Seongsan-myeon. 033-
about four kilometers away.
641-9122.
Transportation Bus
Gangneung Intracity Bus 033-640-5252 PyeongChang Hoenggye Intercity Bus 033-335-5289 You can take Gangneung Intracity Bus No. 502 to the Ohyeon Temple bus stop, which is the end of Course 6. It runs nine times a day on weekdays. - Gangneung (Anmok) → Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop. First bus at 6 a.m. Last bus at 8:45 p.m. - Bohyeonsa Temple → Gangneung. First bus at 6:45 a.m. Last bus at 9:35 p.m. In PyeongChang, you can take an intercity bus for Gangneung at the Hoenggye Intercity Bus Terminal.
Taxi
Heongye Taxi 033-335-5596 Daegwallyeong-myeon Private Taxi 033-335-5960 Gangneung Chinjeol Call 1588-8234 Gangneung K-Call 033-648-0000 Gangneung Call 033-653-2288 Myeongju Call 033-662-2253 Gangneung Private Taxi 033-651-1155
Information • PyeongChang Tourist Information Center 033-330-2771 • Gangneung City General Tourism Information Office 033-640-4414, 4531 • Gangwon Province Tourism Association 033-244-6899
Course 7 Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop ~ Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
Course 7 Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop ~ Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop ~ Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
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Course 7 71
Distance 11.7km (7.3 miles) Difficulty Level Medium Duration 5 hours Fire Watchtower
Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop — 1.5km — Bohyeonsa Temple Entrance — 2.9km — Eomyeongjeong Pavilion —1.1km —Suljan Rock —6.2km —Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
Go straight at three-way intersection
Right at three-way intersection
Lower street on the right Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb Parking Lot Bogwang 2-ri Senior Citizen Center
Suljan Rock
Amid the 12 kilometers of Geumgang pine trees, The aroma of the forest surrounds visitors.
Right at three-way intersection
Baugol
Bogwang-ri
Eomyeongjeong Pavilion
Wild Boar Rest Area
415 Forest trail on the right Log Rest Area
50 Yeongdong Expressway
7
Course 7 starts and ends in a pine forest.
Bohyeon-gil
Bohyeonsa Temple Entrance Parking lot 보현사 Bohyeonsa Temple
800m 600m
682m
400m
Eomyeongjeong Pavilion
200m
220m
770m Suljan Rock
Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
290m
Bohyunsa Temple Bus Stop
Altitude Distance
5㎞
10㎞
Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop
Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop ~ Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
70
Course 7
Course 7 71
Distance 11.7km (7.3 miles) Difficulty Level Medium Duration 5 hours Fire Watchtower
Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop — 1.5km — Bohyeonsa Temple Entrance — 2.9km — Eomyeongjeong Pavilion —1.1km —Suljan Rock —6.2km —Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
Go straight at three-way intersection
Right at three-way intersection
Lower street on the right Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb Parking Lot Bogwang 2-ri Senior Citizen Center
Suljan Rock
Amid the 12 kilometers of Geumgang pine trees, The aroma of the forest surrounds visitors.
Right at three-way intersection
Baugol
Bogwang-ri
Eomyeongjeong Pavilion
Wild Boar Rest Area
415 Forest trail on the right Log Rest Area
50 Yeongdong Expressway
7
Course 7 starts and ends in a pine forest.
Bohyeon-gil
Bohyeonsa Temple Entrance Parking lot 보현사 Bohyeonsa Temple
800m 600m
682m
400m
Eomyeongjeong Pavilion
200m
220m
770m Suljan Rock
Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
290m
Bohyunsa Temple Bus Stop
Altitude Distance
5㎞
10㎞
Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop
72
Course 7
Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop ~ Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
73
Signpost of Olympic Aribaugil
Signposts here each mark both the Pine and oak trees line the path. Koreans call such a trail “chamsolnamu sup-gil.”
Olympic Aribaugil and the Gangneung Baugil; the two trails overlap
Paths on the Olympic Aribaugil Geumgang Pine Found only in Korea, the bark is thin and red. It grows everywhere in the country but is mostly found in mountains in the Baekdudaegan range in Gangwon and North Gyeongsang Provinces. Because of its strength, it makes the best quality lumber. The tree is named for Mount Geumgangsan (also spelled as Mount Kumgangsan), a peak in present-day North Korea.
surroundings.
Korea’s mountainous terrain
others, but the oak trees here are
here in Gangneung. The Olympic
in Gangneung overlap with the
From the entrance of Bohyeo-
blurs the distinction between
prominent as well. The forest isn’t
Aribaugil’s Course 6 is the same as
existing Gangneung Baugil.
nsa Temple, the trail takes hik-
ranges, just as a road network is
naturally made. It is impossible
Gangneung Baugil’s course 2, Arib-
Gangnueng Baugil’s Course
ers into the mountains. Next to
all interconnected.
for two different types of trees to
augil’s Course 7 is Baugil’s Course
No. 3 is identical to the Olym-
a forest trail is a smaller path of
After you begin to feel as if the
line up on each side of the trail
3, Aribaugil’s Course 8 is Baugil’s
p i c A r i ba u gi l C o ur s e 7. T h e
red dirt. As soon as you enter the
aroma of pine trees has been in-
that is about 500 meters long. It
course 10, and Aribaugil’s course 9
Gangneung Baugil, which has
forest, you are in a world of pine
fused into your body, you will see
also doesn’t look like they were
is Baugil’s course 11. The confusion
a theme for each of its courses,
trees – not just any pine, but
an interesting scene. The left side
planted recently. Both the pine
should be minimal and brief; in
calls this one “a pine tree trail
Geumgang pine whose habitat
of the trail is covered with Geum-
and oak trees are tall and large
fact, it might be easier to check the
that has received an eomyeong
is on mountains off the main
gang pines and the right side is
enough to cover the sky. The Ko-
signpost directions for the Gang-
(a king’s command).” As the de-
line of the Baekdudaegan range.
populated with several types of
rean name of the trail, “Chamsol-
neung Baugil for now, because
scription suggests, this course is
Although the trail has already
oak trees. Gangneung people usu-
namu Sup-gil,” translates as “an
there are more of them than those
one that emphasizes the forest
left the Baekdudaegan range,
ally value pine trees more than
oak and pine tree forest trail.”
marking the Olympic Aribaugil.
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73
Signpost of Olympic Aribaugil
Signposts here each mark both the Pine and oak trees line the path. Koreans call such a trail “chamsolnamu sup-gil.”
Olympic Aribaugil and the Gangneung Baugil; the two trails overlap
Paths on the Olympic Aribaugil Geumgang Pine Found only in Korea, the bark is thin and red. It grows everywhere in the country but is mostly found in mountains in the Baekdudaegan range in Gangwon and North Gyeongsang Provinces. Because of its strength, it makes the best quality lumber. The tree is named for Mount Geumgangsan (also spelled as Mount Kumgangsan), a peak in present-day North Korea.
surroundings.
Korea’s mountainous terrain
others, but the oak trees here are
here in Gangneung. The Olympic
in Gangneung overlap with the
From the entrance of Bohyeo-
blurs the distinction between
prominent as well. The forest isn’t
Aribaugil’s Course 6 is the same as
existing Gangneung Baugil.
nsa Temple, the trail takes hik-
ranges, just as a road network is
naturally made. It is impossible
Gangneung Baugil’s course 2, Arib-
Gangnueng Baugil’s Course
ers into the mountains. Next to
all interconnected.
for two different types of trees to
augil’s Course 7 is Baugil’s Course
No. 3 is identical to the Olym-
a forest trail is a smaller path of
After you begin to feel as if the
line up on each side of the trail
3, Aribaugil’s Course 8 is Baugil’s
p i c A r i ba u gi l C o ur s e 7. T h e
red dirt. As soon as you enter the
aroma of pine trees has been in-
that is about 500 meters long. It
course 10, and Aribaugil’s course 9
Gangneung Baugil, which has
forest, you are in a world of pine
fused into your body, you will see
also doesn’t look like they were
is Baugil’s course 11. The confusion
a theme for each of its courses,
trees – not just any pine, but
an interesting scene. The left side
planted recently. Both the pine
should be minimal and brief; in
calls this one “a pine tree trail
Geumgang pine whose habitat
of the trail is covered with Geum-
and oak trees are tall and large
fact, it might be easier to check the
that has received an eomyeong
is on mountains off the main
gang pines and the right side is
enough to cover the sky. The Ko-
signpost directions for the Gang-
(a king’s command).” As the de-
line of the Baekdudaegan range.
populated with several types of
rean name of the trail, “Chamsol-
neung Baugil for now, because
scription suggests, this course is
Although the trail has already
oak trees. Gangneung people usu-
namu Sup-gil,” translates as “an
there are more of them than those
one that emphasizes the forest
left the Baekdudaegan range,
ally value pine trees more than
oak and pine tree forest trail.”
marking the Olympic Aribaugil.
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Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop ~ Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
75
View of Baekdudaegan from Course 7. The mountain range is visible behind the pine trees.
Tapping slashes made during the Japanese colonial period to collect resin.
Coming out of the forest, the
Gwanghwamun, the gate in front
the Cultural Heritage Administra-
After passing the Wild Boar Rest
course leads to a trail that is wide
of Seoul’s principal royal palace.
tion; he was joined by the head of
Stop, where the animals used to
the Korea Forest Service in con-
bathe, a gigantic stand of Geumgang
ducting the ceremony.
pines comes into view. The scene is
enough for a car to pass. Cars are
In the middle of the pavilion
not allowed on this road from the
are three tree stumps of cut trees,
entrance of Bohyeonsa Temple
each about 90 centimeters in di-
From Eomyeongjeong Pavilion,
grandiose and somewhat mysteri-
on ordinary days, but they can use
ameter. A sign attached reads “To
the Olympic Aribaugil then take
ous. There is a rope alongside the
it on national holidays to accom-
cut Geumgang pine trees, an order
hikers back to the mountains.
trail to warn hikers not to leave the
modate those who want to visit
was approved and then a memo-
Behind the pavilion is a signpost
trail, and a sign says, “Songi (pine)
the graves of their ancestors. Pine
rial ceremony was held. Only
that points to a mountain trail.
Mushroom Street.” Beneath the
trees can still be seen, but at a bit
then were the large trees cut and
Entering the forest again, hikers
pine trees is a pine mushroom field
of a distance now. After walking
young trees planted.” Professor
will notice that the sky is scarcely
that requires protection. Although
for about 10 minutes, a pavilion
Yu Hong-june, the author of “My
visible; local residents call this
a similar type of mushroom grows
comes into view. This is Eomyeo-
Exploration of Cultural Heritage,”
area the “Pine Tree Sky” where
under some other trees as well, the
ngjeong Pavilion, and is located on
shouted “It is an eomeyong (a
the sun warms only the tops of the
songi mushrooms found under the
the site of a former ancient pine.
king’s command)” as he swung his
trees. Looking to the side, hikers
Geumgang pine trees are consid-
The pine was cut on Nov. 29, 2007,
axe to start felling the first tree.
can catch glimpses of Baekdudae-
ered the best, and are said to have
to be used in the restoration of
Yu was then a director general of
gan between the pine trees.
extraordinary health effects.
View of Eomyeongjeong Pavilion. The forest was cleared to make room for the structure.
Under the Eomyeongjeong Pavilion, the tree stumps remain.
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75
View of Baekdudaegan from Course 7. The mountain range is visible behind the pine trees.
Tapping slashes made during the Japanese colonial period to collect resin.
Coming out of the forest, the
Gwanghwamun, the gate in front
the Cultural Heritage Administra-
After passing the Wild Boar Rest
course leads to a trail that is wide
of Seoul’s principal royal palace.
tion; he was joined by the head of
Stop, where the animals used to
the Korea Forest Service in con-
bathe, a gigantic stand of Geumgang
ducting the ceremony.
pines comes into view. The scene is
enough for a car to pass. Cars are
In the middle of the pavilion
not allowed on this road from the
are three tree stumps of cut trees,
entrance of Bohyeonsa Temple
each about 90 centimeters in di-
From Eomyeongjeong Pavilion,
grandiose and somewhat mysteri-
on ordinary days, but they can use
ameter. A sign attached reads “To
the Olympic Aribaugil then take
ous. There is a rope alongside the
it on national holidays to accom-
cut Geumgang pine trees, an order
hikers back to the mountains.
trail to warn hikers not to leave the
modate those who want to visit
was approved and then a memo-
Behind the pavilion is a signpost
trail, and a sign says, “Songi (pine)
the graves of their ancestors. Pine
rial ceremony was held. Only
that points to a mountain trail.
Mushroom Street.” Beneath the
trees can still be seen, but at a bit
then were the large trees cut and
Entering the forest again, hikers
pine trees is a pine mushroom field
of a distance now. After walking
young trees planted.” Professor
will notice that the sky is scarcely
that requires protection. Although
for about 10 minutes, a pavilion
Yu Hong-june, the author of “My
visible; local residents call this
a similar type of mushroom grows
comes into view. This is Eomyeo-
Exploration of Cultural Heritage,”
area the “Pine Tree Sky” where
under some other trees as well, the
ngjeong Pavilion, and is located on
shouted “It is an eomeyong (a
the sun warms only the tops of the
songi mushrooms found under the
the site of a former ancient pine.
king’s command)” as he swung his
trees. Looking to the side, hikers
Geumgang pine trees are consid-
The pine was cut on Nov. 29, 2007,
axe to start felling the first tree.
can catch glimpses of Baekdudae-
ered the best, and are said to have
to be used in the restoration of
Yu was then a director general of
gan between the pine trees.
extraordinary health effects.
View of Eomyeongjeong Pavilion. The forest was cleared to make room for the structure.
Under the Eomyeongjeong Pavilion, the tree stumps remain.
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Bohyeonsa Temple Bus Stop ~ Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
77
Immediately after leaving the “pine mushroom street,” hikers will see a wide, flat rock on marugeum, a term that indicates mountain ranges. This is Suljan Rock, where suljan means a glass used for alcoholic drinks. There are three holes in the stone that give the rock its name. When you stand on Suljan Rock, you can see the Seonjaryeong, the northern part of Baekdudaegan. The peak visible on the left is Gonshinbong Peak (1,131m) and the peak on a ridge of wind power generators is Maebong Peak (1,173m). Behind Maebong Peak is Daegwallyeong Samyang Ranch. North from Maebong Peak is Mount Odaesan (1,565m).
Travel Information for Course 7
Food Name (Specialty)
Address (Contact)
231 Yeongdong Expressway, Seongsanmyeon, Gangneung (033-648-8850) Daegullyeong 17 Seongyeon-ro, Mindeulle Seongsan-myeon, Dongsan Gangneung (Dandelion rice) (033-644-8862) 204 Jindari-gil, Gyegok Sikdang Seongsan-myeon, (Chicken soup, Gangneung marinated duck) (033-648-9754) 133 Seongyeon-ro, Bogwang Seongsan-myeon, Nongjang Garden Gangneung (Noodles) (033-653-4516) Gangneung Rest Stop (Food court)
Accommodations The wide, flat rock has three holes that look like drinking glasses.
Name Daegullyeong Jadongcha Maeul Baugol
Address (Contact) 56-13 Bohyeon-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (010-6661-9649) 170 Samwang-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-647-2221)
Transportation Bus
Re-think the pine trees. Koreans have lived harmoniously with them
Gangneung Intercity Bus 033-640-5252 Intracity Bus No. 502 goes from Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb on Course 7 to Gangneung (Anmok). - Gangneung (Anmok) → Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb (Sam Wangneung): First bus leaves at 5:55 a.m. Last bus leaves at 8:45 p.m. - Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb (Sam Wangneung) → Gangneung : First bus leaves at 6:45 a.m., Last bus leaves at 10:35 p.m. On weekends, there is a Bus No. 503-1 once a day.
for centuries. When a baby is born, people hang branches of pine trees
Taxi
A view of Baekdudaegan from Suljan Rock. Mountain chains seen from here connect Gonsinbong Peak, to the north of Seonjaryeong, and Maebong Peak.
From Suljan Rock, the trail takes a gentle downhill turn. It is still surrounded by the pine forest, and some trees may catch your eye. On their trunks are gouges to collect the pine resin, an industry that flourished here and elsewhere during the Japanese colonial era.
with a gold string. Houses are made from pine lumber, and people used pine leaves and pine cones in the fireplace, adding resins to make the fire burn brightly. They gathered pine cones for alcoholic drinks. People were buried in coffins made of pine. Koreans say they live comfortably because they have kept the familiar trees close to them at all times. Course 7 has views just as nice as that of the Geumgang Pine Tree Forest Trail in Uljin, North Gyeongsang Province, the largest stand of pine trees in Korea. Course 7 ends at Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb, an A view of pine trees covering the sky, a common sight on Course 7.
area also full of pine trees. This is, indeed, “Pine-scented Gangneung.”
Gangneung Chinjeol Call 1588-8234 Gangneung K-call 033-648-0000 Gangneung Call 033-653-2288 Gangneung Myeongju Call 033-662-2253 Gangneung Private Taxi 033-651-1155
Information • Gangneung City General Tourism Information Office 033-640-4414, 4531 • Gangwon Province Tourism Association 033-244-6899
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77
Immediately after leaving the “pine mushroom street,” hikers will see a wide, flat rock on marugeum, a term that indicates mountain ranges. This is Suljan Rock, where suljan means a glass used for alcoholic drinks. There are three holes in the stone that give the rock its name. When you stand on Suljan Rock, you can see the Seonjaryeong, the northern part of Baekdudaegan. The peak visible on the left is Gonshinbong Peak (1,131m) and the peak on a ridge of wind power generators is Maebong Peak (1,173m). Behind Maebong Peak is Daegwallyeong Samyang Ranch. North from Maebong Peak is Mount Odaesan (1,565m).
Travel Information for Course 7
Food Name (Specialty)
Address (Contact)
231 Yeongdong Expressway, Seongsanmyeon, Gangneung (033-648-8850) Daegullyeong 17 Seongyeon-ro, Mindeulle Seongsan-myeon, Dongsan Gangneung (Dandelion rice) (033-644-8862) 204 Jindari-gil, Gyegok Sikdang Seongsan-myeon, (Chicken soup, Gangneung marinated duck) (033-648-9754) 133 Seongyeon-ro, Bogwang Seongsan-myeon, Nongjang Garden Gangneung (Noodles) (033-653-4516) Gangneung Rest Stop (Food court)
Accommodations The wide, flat rock has three holes that look like drinking glasses.
Name Daegullyeong Jadongcha Maeul Baugol
Address (Contact) 56-13 Bohyeon-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (010-6661-9649) 170 Samwang-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-647-2221)
Transportation Bus
Re-think the pine trees. Koreans have lived harmoniously with them
Gangneung Intercity Bus 033-640-5252 Intracity Bus No. 502 goes from Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb on Course 7 to Gangneung (Anmok). - Gangneung (Anmok) → Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb (Sam Wangneung): First bus leaves at 5:55 a.m. Last bus leaves at 8:45 p.m. - Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb (Sam Wangneung) → Gangneung : First bus leaves at 6:45 a.m., Last bus leaves at 10:35 p.m. On weekends, there is a Bus No. 503-1 once a day.
for centuries. When a baby is born, people hang branches of pine trees
Taxi
A view of Baekdudaegan from Suljan Rock. Mountain chains seen from here connect Gonsinbong Peak, to the north of Seonjaryeong, and Maebong Peak.
From Suljan Rock, the trail takes a gentle downhill turn. It is still surrounded by the pine forest, and some trees may catch your eye. On their trunks are gouges to collect the pine resin, an industry that flourished here and elsewhere during the Japanese colonial era.
with a gold string. Houses are made from pine lumber, and people used pine leaves and pine cones in the fireplace, adding resins to make the fire burn brightly. They gathered pine cones for alcoholic drinks. People were buried in coffins made of pine. Koreans say they live comfortably because they have kept the familiar trees close to them at all times. Course 7 has views just as nice as that of the Geumgang Pine Tree Forest Trail in Uljin, North Gyeongsang Province, the largest stand of pine trees in Korea. Course 7 ends at Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb, an A view of pine trees covering the sky, a common sight on Course 7.
area also full of pine trees. This is, indeed, “Pine-scented Gangneung.”
Gangneung Chinjeol Call 1588-8234 Gangneung K-call 033-648-0000 Gangneung Call 033-653-2288 Gangneung Myeongju Call 033-662-2253 Gangneung Private Taxi 033-651-1155
Information • Gangneung City General Tourism Information Office 033-640-4414, 4531 • Gangwon Province Tourism Association 033-244-6899
Course 8 Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb ~ Songyang Elementary School
Course 8 Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb ~ Songyang Elementary School
Course 8 81
Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb ~ Songyang Elementary School
80
Course 8
Distance 11km (6.8 miles) Difficulty Level Medium-Low Duration 5 hours Gangneung Junction
Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb — 4.6km — Solbau Outlook — 3.6km — Wichon-ri Bus Stop — 2.8km — Songyang Elementary School
Donghae Expressway
The trail comes back to the village. After crossing the water, climbing up the mountain and walking over the hills, The trail finally comes back where humans are.
Mirijae
Songyang Elementary School
65
Banghak-gyo Bridge
Songnae Wichon-ri bus stop
Wichon-ri Museum of Traditional Culture
50 Yeongdong Expressway
Hyojagak
Gangneung City Expressway Bridge
Right at three-way intersection
Left at three-way intersection
Road on the right
Beomnyunsa
Catholic Cemetery Park Gangneung Interchange Left at Neungseon-gil The forest trail on the right
Solbau Outlook
Left at three-way intersection Go straight at four-way intersection Seungcheonsa
Forest trail on the right A statue of a child stands at Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb in Gangneung.
8
Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
Underpass
Forest trail on the right
Lower trail on the left
Parking lot of Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
Solbau Rock
600m
405m 400m 200m
Songyang Elementary School
290m Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
43m
Altitude Distance
5㎞
10㎞
Course 8 81
Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb ~ Songyang Elementary School
80
Course 8
Distance 11km (6.8 miles) Difficulty Level Medium-Low Duration 5 hours Gangneung Junction
Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb — 4.6km — Solbau Outlook — 3.6km — Wichon-ri Bus Stop — 2.8km — Songyang Elementary School
Donghae Expressway
The trail comes back to the village. After crossing the water, climbing up the mountain and walking over the hills, The trail finally comes back where humans are.
Mirijae
Songyang Elementary School
65
Banghak-gyo Bridge
Songnae Wichon-ri bus stop
Wichon-ri Museum of Traditional Culture
50 Yeongdong Expressway
Hyojagak
Gangneung City Expressway Bridge
Right at three-way intersection
Left at three-way intersection
Road on the right
Beomnyunsa
Catholic Cemetery Park Gangneung Interchange Left at Neungseon-gil The forest trail on the right
Solbau Outlook
Left at three-way intersection Go straight at four-way intersection Seungcheonsa
Forest trail on the right A statue of a child stands at Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb in Gangneung.
8
Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
Underpass
Forest trail on the right
Lower trail on the left
Parking lot of Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
Solbau Rock
600m
405m 400m 200m
Songyang Elementary School
290m Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
43m
Altitude Distance
5㎞
10㎞
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Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb ~ Songyang Elementary School
83
Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
The person who reigned over Gangneung in the Silla Dynasty, just like a king, is buried here.
Course 8 starts at Myeongjugun
central government and formed
Wangneung Tomb. Hikers will
an independent community, and
Although isolated, Gangneung
recover quickly from Course 7,
Kim became the progenitor of the
is an area where life was enjoy-
which took them to the parking lot
Kim family of Gangneung. The
able. It has Daegwallyeong as
close to the tomb, and then they
Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
its surrounding walls, and it has
will see Course 8 continuing as the
remains a legacy that proves the
Namdaecheon Stream, which
trail goes around the pine forest
erstwhile autonomy of Gangne-
flows from Baekdudaegan. There
surrounding the tomb. The street
ung, which enjoyed its indepen-
is a lake in the center of the area
continues from the parking lot of
dence in style.
whose water is as clear as a mir-
the tomb, which is part of Course 7,
Gangneung was actually part of
ror, and there is the East Sea right
the Goguryeo Kingdom (Gangne-
behind the lake. Old sayings reflect
ung was called Haseulla during
the environment there. “Outside
the Goguryeo period from 37 BC
of Dongdaemun is Gangneung”
Myeongju is the name used to
to 668 AD). It later became part
(Outside Dongdaemun – Seoul’s
refer to Gangneung in the Silla
of Silla, but Silla kept its distance
eastern gate – Gangneung is the
Dynasty. However, it is more
from the region by giving Gang-
best place to live). “It is a great
than just a name. When King
neung a separate king. Far from
fortune to die without ever cross-
Wonseongwang (785-798) of
Seoul and blocked by Daegwal-
ing Daegwalleyong ” is another
Silla was on the throne, Kim Ju-
lyeong, a mountain range very
example that shows how much
won, who also sought the crown,
difficult to cross, Gangeung was
pride the people in Gangneung had
moved away to Myeongju. Fearing
able to keep its unique culture
for their own city. There is a reason
a rebellion, King Wonseongwang
because it was disconnected from
why hikers should take a look at the
appointed Kim king of Myeongju,
the outside world for about 1,000
history of Gangneung while walk-
a virtual grant of autonomy. Gang-
years. This is why it was possible
ing Course 8. The theme for Course
neung took a step back from the
to keep alive the traditions of
8 is the people of Gangneung.
and to the forest of pine trees. My e o n g j u g u n Wa n g n e u n g Tomb. What is it?
A lion statue at Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb. It is the god that the people of Gangneung said in the past protected them.
Danoje in Gangneung.
Course 8 takes hikers to every nook and cranny of villages below Daegwallyeong. Although there aren’t any magnificent views, the trail gives comfortable and warm feelings to visitors.
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Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb ~ Songyang Elementary School
83
Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
The person who reigned over Gangneung in the Silla Dynasty, just like a king, is buried here.
Course 8 starts at Myeongjugun
central government and formed
Wangneung Tomb. Hikers will
an independent community, and
Although isolated, Gangneung
recover quickly from Course 7,
Kim became the progenitor of the
is an area where life was enjoy-
which took them to the parking lot
Kim family of Gangneung. The
able. It has Daegwallyeong as
close to the tomb, and then they
Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb
its surrounding walls, and it has
will see Course 8 continuing as the
remains a legacy that proves the
Namdaecheon Stream, which
trail goes around the pine forest
erstwhile autonomy of Gangne-
flows from Baekdudaegan. There
surrounding the tomb. The street
ung, which enjoyed its indepen-
is a lake in the center of the area
continues from the parking lot of
dence in style.
whose water is as clear as a mir-
the tomb, which is part of Course 7,
Gangneung was actually part of
ror, and there is the East Sea right
the Goguryeo Kingdom (Gangne-
behind the lake. Old sayings reflect
ung was called Haseulla during
the environment there. “Outside
the Goguryeo period from 37 BC
of Dongdaemun is Gangneung”
Myeongju is the name used to
to 668 AD). It later became part
(Outside Dongdaemun – Seoul’s
refer to Gangneung in the Silla
of Silla, but Silla kept its distance
eastern gate – Gangneung is the
Dynasty. However, it is more
from the region by giving Gang-
best place to live). “It is a great
than just a name. When King
neung a separate king. Far from
fortune to die without ever cross-
Wonseongwang (785-798) of
Seoul and blocked by Daegwal-
ing Daegwalleyong ” is another
Silla was on the throne, Kim Ju-
lyeong, a mountain range very
example that shows how much
won, who also sought the crown,
difficult to cross, Gangeung was
pride the people in Gangneung had
moved away to Myeongju. Fearing
able to keep its unique culture
for their own city. There is a reason
a rebellion, King Wonseongwang
because it was disconnected from
why hikers should take a look at the
appointed Kim king of Myeongju,
the outside world for about 1,000
history of Gangneung while walk-
a virtual grant of autonomy. Gang-
years. This is why it was possible
ing Course 8. The theme for Course
neung took a step back from the
to keep alive the traditions of
8 is the people of Gangneung.
and to the forest of pine trees. My e o n g j u g u n Wa n g n e u n g Tomb. What is it?
A lion statue at Myeongjugun Wangneung Tomb. It is the god that the people of Gangneung said in the past protected them.
Danoje in Gangneung.
Course 8 takes hikers to every nook and cranny of villages below Daegwallyeong. Although there aren’t any magnificent views, the trail gives comfortable and warm feelings to visitors.
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85
Olympic Aribaugil shares trails with Gangneung Baugil.
View of Gangneung from Solbau Outlook. The expressway catches the eye.
A mat of plam tree bark was put down on the trail.
Have you ever heard of Daegul-
forest and the villages. The forest
There are many shrines on Course
lyeong ? Surely it originated
section is covered in pine trees, a
8. Songcheonsa and Beomnyunsa
from the name Daegwallyeong.
sight that most hikers are familiar
are not temples but shrines. It
It comes from a local joke that it
with by now. What’s different is
might be suitable to see such scenes
got its name from daegul daegul,
the village section. The Olympic
in the village located among moun-
a mimetic word that means roll-
Aribaugil hasn’t taken hikers to
tain ranges that has God’s spirit.
ing oneself around. Daegullyeong
villages after going into the Mount
The path that enters the village
isn’t marked on the map, but there
Nochusan area on Course 3. The
is rather easy to walk. Although the
is a village by that name, which
ranges of Baekdudaegan that
forest is deep, the mountain isn’t
indicates the agricultural associa-
embraces Daegwallyeong are high
rough to hike. Palm tree mats are
tion of three villages: Eoheul-ri,
and enormous. Crossing the range
installed along the way to Solbau-
a village located below Daegwal-
leads the trail back to people’s lives.
Outlook, and there is a staircase
lyeong Yet-gil, and Bogwang 1-ri
Olympic Aribaugil Course 8 is
along the downhill trek. There is a
and Bogwang 2-ri where Course
also called Sim Stefano-gil. Shim
deck set up at the outlook. This is a
7 and 8 pass. Three villages share
was a Catholic who died in the 1866
new facility set up as the Olympic
the name Daegullyeong and run
Byeongin persecution of Catholic
Aribaugil was created. Central
programs that include experienc-
converts. The name came from the
Gangneung can be viewed from
ing daily life at villages and farms
claim that the name of the village
Solbau Outlook. An expressway
in the mountains. Although the
“Gangneung Golawi,” where Shim
that cross the area also come into
administrative districts are dif-
used to live is the same as “Golau”
sight. Very high legs support the
ferent, they are all “villages below
(current-day Gyeongam-dong).
highway; the auto lanes are set up
Daegwallyeong.” All three are part
Among the 877 Catholics who died
in the air, but the people’s road
of the mountain formation that
then, Sim was the only person from
is on the ground. Course 8 runs
includes Daegwallyeong.
Gangneung. Gyeongam-dong is
below the Yeongdong Expressway
located in the middle of Course 8.
and the Donghae Expressway.
Course 8 is split between the
On the way to the Solbau Outlook is Seungcheonsa, a shrine rather than a temple.
A dense pine tree forest continues until Solbau Outlook.
Solbau Outlook. A wooden outlook and a deck have been set up on top of the rocks.
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Olympic Aribaugil shares trails with Gangneung Baugil.
View of Gangneung from Solbau Outlook. The expressway catches the eye.
A mat of plam tree bark was put down on the trail.
Have you ever heard of Daegul-
forest and the villages. The forest
There are many shrines on Course
lyeong ? Surely it originated
section is covered in pine trees, a
8. Songcheonsa and Beomnyunsa
from the name Daegwallyeong.
sight that most hikers are familiar
are not temples but shrines. It
It comes from a local joke that it
with by now. What’s different is
might be suitable to see such scenes
got its name from daegul daegul,
the village section. The Olympic
in the village located among moun-
a mimetic word that means roll-
Aribaugil hasn’t taken hikers to
tain ranges that has God’s spirit.
ing oneself around. Daegullyeong
villages after going into the Mount
The path that enters the village
isn’t marked on the map, but there
Nochusan area on Course 3. The
is rather easy to walk. Although the
is a village by that name, which
ranges of Baekdudaegan that
forest is deep, the mountain isn’t
indicates the agricultural associa-
embraces Daegwallyeong are high
rough to hike. Palm tree mats are
tion of three villages: Eoheul-ri,
and enormous. Crossing the range
installed along the way to Solbau-
a village located below Daegwal-
leads the trail back to people’s lives.
Outlook, and there is a staircase
lyeong Yet-gil, and Bogwang 1-ri
Olympic Aribaugil Course 8 is
along the downhill trek. There is a
and Bogwang 2-ri where Course
also called Sim Stefano-gil. Shim
deck set up at the outlook. This is a
7 and 8 pass. Three villages share
was a Catholic who died in the 1866
new facility set up as the Olympic
the name Daegullyeong and run
Byeongin persecution of Catholic
Aribaugil was created. Central
programs that include experienc-
converts. The name came from the
Gangneung can be viewed from
ing daily life at villages and farms
claim that the name of the village
Solbau Outlook. An expressway
in the mountains. Although the
“Gangneung Golawi,” where Shim
that cross the area also come into
administrative districts are dif-
used to live is the same as “Golau”
sight. Very high legs support the
ferent, they are all “villages below
(current-day Gyeongam-dong).
highway; the auto lanes are set up
Daegwallyeong.” All three are part
Among the 877 Catholics who died
in the air, but the people’s road
of the mountain formation that
then, Sim was the only person from
is on the ground. Course 8 runs
includes Daegwallyeong.
Gangneung. Gyeongam-dong is
below the Yeongdong Expressway
located in the middle of Course 8.
and the Donghae Expressway.
Course 8 is split between the
On the way to the Solbau Outlook is Seungcheonsa, a shrine rather than a temple.
A dense pine tree forest continues until Solbau Outlook.
Solbau Outlook. A wooden outlook and a deck have been set up on top of the rocks.
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Travel Information for Course 8
Uchu-ri Food
Mural at the Wichon-ri mill. Villagers perform sebae before the chonjang, the village head.
Signpost for Dobae Maeul Village. The image of a village elder wearing a satgat hat is attached to the signpost.
As Course 8 heads towards the
(village head) is Park Cheol-dong,
each other’s wrongdoing; build
end, a signpost for a village named
born in 1926.
relationships with proper manners;
“Uchu-ri” appears. That is what
“The day after Seolnal, Korea’s
and help each other when difficult
the people of Gangneung call
Lunar New Year’s Day, we go to do
things come up. Those sentiments
Wichon-ri. It is also called Do-
sebae to the chonjang. The chonjang
are hung at every household in
bae Maeul Village, which means
is carried on a palanquin. Villagers
Uchu-ri. Parsing them, one can find
“the village that does sebae.” In
sebae to him and to each other as
that they teach the value of life.
Wichon-ri, all residents gather
well. Now people from 30 different
and perform a seated bow to the
villages come to sebae. Before, we
head of the village. The village
used to sebae on Lunar New Year’s
Course 8 leaves Wichon-ri to
is also where Yi Yi, a scholar of
Day, but during the Japanese colo-
meet Course 9 at Songyang El-
Joseon Dynasty, lived and it is the
nization period they stopped us, so
ementary School.
only village that continues to have
we moved to the day after the Lunar
Yi’s Daedonggye system handed
New Year’s Day, and that tradition
down. A daedonggye is a group of
has continued since then.”
people who work to make rules
The novelist Lee Sun-won,
together, and Yi argued that com-
who is originally from Wichon-
munities should be established
ri continued, “In every household
with this Daedonggye system as
in Wichon-ri, the four decorum of
the center because the Joseon
Daedonggye is written and hung.”
Dynasty was a feudal society.
The four decorum are: Suggest
Currently, Wichon-ri’s chonjang
good things to each other; correct
Trails often make people realize the things we have forgotten.
Songyang Elementary School is at the end of Course 8. The school specializes in foreign language education.
Name (Specialty)
Address (Contact)
Gangneung Rest Stop, Incheon direction, Hansikdang (Vegetable and rice, noodles)
273 Bogwang-ri, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-647-9970)
Daechunamu Yeongyangtang (Korean)
307 Wichon-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-644-2785)
Uchu-ri Dobae Maeul Hanwoo (Meat)
274-5 Wichon-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-655-1114)
Wichon-ri Jeongtong Hanwoo (Meat)
203-10 Somok-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-644-6658)
Yi Ju-hwan Jeongtong Hanwoo (Meat)
89 Saimdang-ro 107 beon-gil, Gangneung (033-644-6168)
Hanu Dwemuri (Meat)
123 Wichon-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-644-7750)
Solhyangeojuk (Porridge, snail pancakes)
196 Somok-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-646-1388)
Wichon-ri Jayul Sikdang (Korean)
177 Somok-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-645-7111)
Accommodations Name
Address (Contact)
Gangneung Healing Resort
125 Bohyeon-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-648-4001)
Sarang Gadeukhi Pension
137 Bohyeon-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-647-2503)
Transportation Bus
Gangneung Intracity Bus 033-640-5252 Take Bus No. 512, 512-1, 512-2 from Wichon-ri, the end of Course 8, to Gangneung city center. - No. 512 First bus at 8 a.m., last bus at 9:30 p.m. Bus operates four times a day - No. 512-1 First bus at 8:40 a.m., last bus at 5:45 p.m. Bus operates twice a day - No. 512-2 First bus at 6:30 a.m., last bus at7:50 p.m. Bus operates four times a day
Taxi
Gangneung Chinjeol Call 1588-8234 Gangneung K-call 033-648-0000 Gangneung Call 033-653-2288 Gangneung Myeongju Call 033-662-2253 Gangneung Private Taxi 033-651-1155
Information • Gangneung City General Tourism Information Office 033-640-4414, 4531 • Gangwon Province Tourism Association 033-244-6899
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Travel Information for Course 8
Uchu-ri Food
Mural at the Wichon-ri mill. Villagers perform sebae before the chonjang, the village head.
Signpost for Dobae Maeul Village. The image of a village elder wearing a satgat hat is attached to the signpost.
As Course 8 heads towards the
(village head) is Park Cheol-dong,
each other’s wrongdoing; build
end, a signpost for a village named
born in 1926.
relationships with proper manners;
“Uchu-ri” appears. That is what
“The day after Seolnal, Korea’s
and help each other when difficult
the people of Gangneung call
Lunar New Year’s Day, we go to do
things come up. Those sentiments
Wichon-ri. It is also called Do-
sebae to the chonjang. The chonjang
are hung at every household in
bae Maeul Village, which means
is carried on a palanquin. Villagers
Uchu-ri. Parsing them, one can find
“the village that does sebae.” In
sebae to him and to each other as
that they teach the value of life.
Wichon-ri, all residents gather
well. Now people from 30 different
and perform a seated bow to the
villages come to sebae. Before, we
head of the village. The village
used to sebae on Lunar New Year’s
Course 8 leaves Wichon-ri to
is also where Yi Yi, a scholar of
Day, but during the Japanese colo-
meet Course 9 at Songyang El-
Joseon Dynasty, lived and it is the
nization period they stopped us, so
ementary School.
only village that continues to have
we moved to the day after the Lunar
Yi’s Daedonggye system handed
New Year’s Day, and that tradition
down. A daedonggye is a group of
has continued since then.”
people who work to make rules
The novelist Lee Sun-won,
together, and Yi argued that com-
who is originally from Wichon-
munities should be established
ri continued, “In every household
with this Daedonggye system as
in Wichon-ri, the four decorum of
the center because the Joseon
Daedonggye is written and hung.”
Dynasty was a feudal society.
The four decorum are: Suggest
Currently, Wichon-ri’s chonjang
good things to each other; correct
Trails often make people realize the things we have forgotten.
Songyang Elementary School is at the end of Course 8. The school specializes in foreign language education.
Name (Specialty)
Address (Contact)
Gangneung Rest Stop, Incheon direction, Hansikdang (Vegetable and rice, noodles)
273 Bogwang-ri, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-647-9970)
Daechunamu Yeongyangtang (Korean)
307 Wichon-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-644-2785)
Uchu-ri Dobae Maeul Hanwoo (Meat)
274-5 Wichon-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-655-1114)
Wichon-ri Jeongtong Hanwoo (Meat)
203-10 Somok-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-644-6658)
Yi Ju-hwan Jeongtong Hanwoo (Meat)
89 Saimdang-ro 107 beon-gil, Gangneung (033-644-6168)
Hanu Dwemuri (Meat)
123 Wichon-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-644-7750)
Solhyangeojuk (Porridge, snail pancakes)
196 Somok-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-646-1388)
Wichon-ri Jayul Sikdang (Korean)
177 Somok-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-645-7111)
Accommodations Name
Address (Contact)
Gangneung Healing Resort
125 Bohyeon-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-648-4001)
Sarang Gadeukhi Pension
137 Bohyeon-gil, Seongsan-myeon, Gangneung (033-647-2503)
Transportation Bus
Gangneung Intracity Bus 033-640-5252 Take Bus No. 512, 512-1, 512-2 from Wichon-ri, the end of Course 8, to Gangneung city center. - No. 512 First bus at 8 a.m., last bus at 9:30 p.m. Bus operates four times a day - No. 512-1 First bus at 8:40 a.m., last bus at 5:45 p.m. Bus operates twice a day - No. 512-2 First bus at 6:30 a.m., last bus at7:50 p.m. Bus operates four times a day
Taxi
Gangneung Chinjeol Call 1588-8234 Gangneung K-call 033-648-0000 Gangneung Call 033-653-2288 Gangneung Myeongju Call 033-662-2253 Gangneung Private Taxi 033-651-1155
Information • Gangneung City General Tourism Information Office 033-640-4414, 4531 • Gangwon Province Tourism Association 033-244-6899
Course 9 Songyang Elementary School ~ Gangmun Beach
Course 9 Songyang Elementary School ~ Gangmun Beach
Songyang Elementary School ~ Gangmun Beach
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Course 9 91
East Sea Distance 17.7km (11 miles) Difficulty Level Medium Duration 7 hours
Crosswalk Gyeongho-gyo Bridge
Songyang Elementary School — 3.4km — Jukheon Reservoir — 5.9km — Ojukheon
Left at three-way intersection
— 3.3km — Sirubong Peak — 1.4km — Gyeongpodae — 3.7km — Gangmun Beach
Bird Life Observatory Gyeongpodae
Straight at four-way intersection
Gyeongpo Lake
Cross the road to wooden stairs Sirubong Peak Right at three-way intersection
Main gate of Seongyojang House Right at four-way intersection
Forest trail on the right
Road on the left
Jukseo-gyo Bridge
Straight at three-way intersection
Maeul-gil on the left Baedari-gyo Bridge Metasequoia Road
Ojukheon Bus Stop Main gate of Ojukheon
Jukheon Reservoir
Saimdang-ro
Heo Nanseolheon Memorial Park
Left at the end of Maeul-gil
Kim Si-seup Memorial Hall Maeul-gil on the left
Gangmun Beach Gyosan-gyo Bridge
Left at four-way intersection Right to mountain path
The sun rises at the end of the trail, The trail that began at the market deep in the mountains, traveled up the river, crossed a pass and finished its journey by the sea.
Ferry Rest Area
Sotdae Bridge
Cross the bridge to the path by the wall
Gangneung City
Yulgok-ro
Left at three-way intersection Cross the bridge on the right to the farm road Wichoncheon Stream
Left at Jeosuji-gil Lower road on the left at three-way intersection
9
Pedestrian overpass
7 Seongyojang House Hwallaejeong Gazebo.
Right at three-way intersection Hiking trail on the left side of the hill Left at three-way intersection Street behind the mill
300m
Songyang Elementary School
200m 100m 43m Altitude
Ojukheon
Songyang Elementary School Distance
5㎞
10m 10㎞
Sirubong Peak 63m Gyeongpodae
10m
Gangmun Beach
10m 15㎞
Songyang Elementary School ~ Gangmun Beach
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Course 9 91
East Sea Distance 17.7km (11 miles) Difficulty Level Medium Duration 7 hours
Crosswalk Gyeongho-gyo Bridge
Songyang Elementary School — 3.4km — Jukheon Reservoir — 5.9km — Ojukheon
Left at three-way intersection
— 3.3km — Sirubong Peak — 1.4km — Gyeongpodae — 3.7km — Gangmun Beach
Bird Life Observatory Gyeongpodae
Straight at four-way intersection
Gyeongpo Lake
Cross the road to wooden stairs Sirubong Peak Right at three-way intersection
Main gate of Seongyojang House Right at four-way intersection
Forest trail on the right
Road on the left
Jukseo-gyo Bridge
Straight at three-way intersection
Maeul-gil on the left Baedari-gyo Bridge Metasequoia Road
Ojukheon Bus Stop Main gate of Ojukheon
Jukheon Reservoir
Saimdang-ro
Heo Nanseolheon Memorial Park
Left at the end of Maeul-gil
Kim Si-seup Memorial Hall Maeul-gil on the left
Gangmun Beach Gyosan-gyo Bridge
Left at four-way intersection Right to mountain path
The sun rises at the end of the trail, The trail that began at the market deep in the mountains, traveled up the river, crossed a pass and finished its journey by the sea.
Ferry Rest Area
Sotdae Bridge
Cross the bridge to the path by the wall
Gangneung City
Yulgok-ro
Left at three-way intersection Cross the bridge on the right to the farm road Wichoncheon Stream
Left at Jeosuji-gil Lower road on the left at three-way intersection
9
Pedestrian overpass
7 Seongyojang House Hwallaejeong Gazebo.
Right at three-way intersection Hiking trail on the left side of the hill Left at three-way intersection Street behind the mill
300m
Songyang Elementary School
200m 100m 43m Altitude
Ojukheon
Songyang Elementary School Distance
5㎞
10m 10㎞
Sirubong Peak 63m Gyeongpodae
10m
Gangmun Beach
10m 15㎞
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Gyeongpo
Course 9 skirts half the Jukheon Reservoir and then goes into central Gangneung.
A prickly water lily swamp at the edge of Gyeongpo Lake as seen from the air. Looking down at Gyeongpo Lake; the blue sea can be seen beyond the blue lake.
Gangneung Hockey Center.
It’s finally time for the last course.
It takes about an hour to walk
the Gwandong region (the mid-
The journey that began at Jeong-
from the reservoir to Ojukheon.
eastern part of Korea), Gyeongpo
seon Arirang Market, went up to
After passing Ojukheon, the scen-
has always been the first to be
the river, crossed the Daegwallyeo-
ery of Gyeongpo Lake spreads out
mentioned.
ng mountain pass, finally reaches
before your eyes.
Designated as Gangwon Prov-
its end at the East Sea. Course 9
There’s an old saying that five
ince’s Monument No. 2, Gyeongpo
leads into Gangneung City, follows
full moons can be spotted in
includes the famous Gyeong-
a trail by Gyeongpo Lake and fin-
Gangneung. A full moon in the sky
podae, the province’s Tangible
ishes at Gangmun Beach.
is reflected on the East Sea and
Cultural Asset No. 6; Haeunjeong
Where the trail departs Song-
Gyeongpo Lake, and can also be
Pavilion, which is Treasure No.
yang Elementary School, which
seen in your drinking glass and
183; Chwiyeongjeong; and the
is the final stop on Course 8, it
in your eyes. The night scene at
pavilions near the lake.
passes over a low mountain to the
Gangneung that embraces Gyeo-
The trail around the lake is also
Jukheon Reservoir. Several fish-
ngpo Lake is indeed as beautiful as
popular, and the prickly water
ermen can usually be seen fishing
this romantic old saying.
lily swamp is worth a stop to look
at the reservoir; bass are said to
Gangneung is known for the
more closely. In winter, migratory
abound. After skirting the reser-
area called Gyeongpo, where gaze-
birds rest on the field of reeds
voir, the trail leads into the central
bos and pavilions abound. Among
here. Course 9 encircles about half
part of the city of Gangneung.
the numerous beautiful spots in
of the lake.
Autumn scenery at Gyeongpo Lake, where golden reeds are shaken by the wind.
Winter scene at Gyeongpo Lake. The snowy Baekdudaegan range is in the distance.
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93
Gyeongpo
Course 9 skirts half the Jukheon Reservoir and then goes into central Gangneung.
A prickly water lily swamp at the edge of Gyeongpo Lake as seen from the air. Looking down at Gyeongpo Lake; the blue sea can be seen beyond the blue lake.
Gangneung Hockey Center.
It’s finally time for the last course.
It takes about an hour to walk
the Gwandong region (the mid-
The journey that began at Jeong-
from the reservoir to Ojukheon.
eastern part of Korea), Gyeongpo
seon Arirang Market, went up to
After passing Ojukheon, the scen-
has always been the first to be
the river, crossed the Daegwallyeo-
ery of Gyeongpo Lake spreads out
mentioned.
ng mountain pass, finally reaches
before your eyes.
Designated as Gangwon Prov-
its end at the East Sea. Course 9
There’s an old saying that five
ince’s Monument No. 2, Gyeongpo
leads into Gangneung City, follows
full moons can be spotted in
includes the famous Gyeong-
a trail by Gyeongpo Lake and fin-
Gangneung. A full moon in the sky
podae, the province’s Tangible
ishes at Gangmun Beach.
is reflected on the East Sea and
Cultural Asset No. 6; Haeunjeong
Where the trail departs Song-
Gyeongpo Lake, and can also be
Pavilion, which is Treasure No.
yang Elementary School, which
seen in your drinking glass and
183; Chwiyeongjeong; and the
is the final stop on Course 8, it
in your eyes. The night scene at
pavilions near the lake.
passes over a low mountain to the
Gangneung that embraces Gyeo-
The trail around the lake is also
Jukheon Reservoir. Several fish-
ngpo Lake is indeed as beautiful as
popular, and the prickly water
ermen can usually be seen fishing
this romantic old saying.
lily swamp is worth a stop to look
at the reservoir; bass are said to
Gangneung is known for the
more closely. In winter, migratory
abound. After skirting the reser-
area called Gyeongpo, where gaze-
birds rest on the field of reeds
voir, the trail leads into the central
bos and pavilions abound. Among
here. Course 9 encircles about half
part of the city of Gangneung.
the numerous beautiful spots in
of the lake.
Autumn scenery at Gyeongpo Lake, where golden reeds are shaken by the wind.
Winter scene at Gyeongpo Lake. The snowy Baekdudaegan range is in the distance.
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Seongyojang House The name Ojukheon originates from the black bamboo trees that grow in the area.
Ojukheon Ojukheon is the home of Shin Saimdang (1504-51). To be precise, it is the name of the room in the house where she gave birth to her son, the scholar Yi Yi (1536-84). She is said to have given birth after dreaming of a black dragon jumping into her arms, so the room is also called “Mongnyongsil.” It is designated as Korea’s Treasure No. 165, and is one of the oldest existing houses in Korea. The name Ojukheon comes from the abundant black bamboo trees in the area. With Ojukheon in the center, trees such as apricot, grape myrtle, pine and black bamboo (ojuk) surround the house as if guarding the historical site. While Shin Saimdang was a maternal figure of dynastic Korea and is an icon of women, she was also an artist. Her son Yi was one of the bestHwallejeong Pavilion at the propitiously located Seongyojang House, from above.
known scholars of Joseon and is said to have been closer to his king than any of the dynasty’s other
Korea’s largest hanok, or Korean traditional house, National Folklore Cultural Heritage No. 5. Admission 5,000 won for adults Accommodations About 70,000 won per night at the Haellangchae house;, other options are also available. Address 63 Unjeong-gil, Gangneung Telephone 033-648-5303
Seongyojang was the residence of
the descendants of Lee – have a
gifts of appreciation.
the highest-ranking nobleman of
tradition of taking good care of
Lee Gang-baek, director of
age is featured on the 50,000-
the Gwandong region. This tra-
the farmers in the neighborhood,
Seongyojang, shared an anecdote
won currency note, while her
ditional Korean structure has 99
ensuring that they didn’t starve.
to the effect that the families of
son Yi is featured on the 5,000-
rooms, which makes it the largest
The family allowed travelers on
Seongyojang changed the location
won bill.
private traditional residence in
the way to Mount Kumgangsan
of the side dishes on the dining
Korea. Lee Nae-beon (1708-81),
and the eight famous spots of
table when serving guests who
the 11th-generation descendant
Gwandong to stay and eat without
had overstayed, a subtle sign of
of Prince Hyoryeong, who in turn
payment.
their desire that the guest would
scholars. Shin Saimdang’s im-
Admission to the house is The signboard at a room in Ojukheon where the scholar Yi Yi was born.
3,000 won for adults. 24 Yulgokro 3139-gil, Gangneung.
was the second brother of King
At the entrance of Seongyo-
Sejong (reigned 1418-1450), se-
jang are an artificial pond and a
Initially, Seongyojang was lo-
lected this spot as his home about
pavilion called Hwallaejeong, an
cated closer to Gyeongpo Lake,
Korea’s first novel written with Chinese charac-
300 years ago and his descendants
elegant place for traveling schol-
but the water level decreased over
ters, called “Geumo Sinhwa,” was written by
have been caring for it generation
ars to rest. Those visiting schol-
time and the circumference of the
Kim Si-seup (1435-93), whose pen name was
after generation.
ars have included Heungseon
lake shrank from 12 kilometers in
Maewoldang. He shunned service as a govern-
Seongyojang is particularly
Daewongun (1820-98) and Kim
the 18th century to four kilome-
ment official, preferring to wander the country.
praised more than other hanok
Jeong-hui (1786-1856); they were
ters today. The house now offers
The literary work he left behind is highly
(traditional-style house) in the
treated with utmost courtesy and
programs on traditional culture
praised and is still often cited. The hall is
country because the residents-
left calligraphy and art works as
and a home stay.
located next to Seongyojang House.
leave soon.
Maewoldang Kim Si-seup Memorial Hall
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Seongyojang House The name Ojukheon originates from the black bamboo trees that grow in the area.
Ojukheon Ojukheon is the home of Shin Saimdang (1504-51). To be precise, it is the name of the room in the house where she gave birth to her son, the scholar Yi Yi (1536-84). She is said to have given birth after dreaming of a black dragon jumping into her arms, so the room is also called “Mongnyongsil.” It is designated as Korea’s Treasure No. 165, and is one of the oldest existing houses in Korea. The name Ojukheon comes from the abundant black bamboo trees in the area. With Ojukheon in the center, trees such as apricot, grape myrtle, pine and black bamboo (ojuk) surround the house as if guarding the historical site. While Shin Saimdang was a maternal figure of dynastic Korea and is an icon of women, she was also an artist. Her son Yi was one of the bestHwallejeong Pavilion at the propitiously located Seongyojang House, from above.
known scholars of Joseon and is said to have been closer to his king than any of the dynasty’s other
Korea’s largest hanok, or Korean traditional house, National Folklore Cultural Heritage No. 5. Admission 5,000 won for adults Accommodations About 70,000 won per night at the Haellangchae house;, other options are also available. Address 63 Unjeong-gil, Gangneung Telephone 033-648-5303
Seongyojang was the residence of
the descendants of Lee – have a
gifts of appreciation.
the highest-ranking nobleman of
tradition of taking good care of
Lee Gang-baek, director of
age is featured on the 50,000-
the Gwandong region. This tra-
the farmers in the neighborhood,
Seongyojang, shared an anecdote
won currency note, while her
ditional Korean structure has 99
ensuring that they didn’t starve.
to the effect that the families of
son Yi is featured on the 5,000-
rooms, which makes it the largest
The family allowed travelers on
Seongyojang changed the location
won bill.
private traditional residence in
the way to Mount Kumgangsan
of the side dishes on the dining
Korea. Lee Nae-beon (1708-81),
and the eight famous spots of
table when serving guests who
the 11th-generation descendant
Gwandong to stay and eat without
had overstayed, a subtle sign of
of Prince Hyoryeong, who in turn
payment.
their desire that the guest would
scholars. Shin Saimdang’s im-
Admission to the house is The signboard at a room in Ojukheon where the scholar Yi Yi was born.
3,000 won for adults. 24 Yulgokro 3139-gil, Gangneung.
was the second brother of King
At the entrance of Seongyo-
Sejong (reigned 1418-1450), se-
jang are an artificial pond and a
Initially, Seongyojang was lo-
lected this spot as his home about
pavilion called Hwallaejeong, an
cated closer to Gyeongpo Lake,
Korea’s first novel written with Chinese charac-
300 years ago and his descendants
elegant place for traveling schol-
but the water level decreased over
ters, called “Geumo Sinhwa,” was written by
have been caring for it generation
ars to rest. Those visiting schol-
time and the circumference of the
Kim Si-seup (1435-93), whose pen name was
after generation.
ars have included Heungseon
lake shrank from 12 kilometers in
Maewoldang. He shunned service as a govern-
Seongyojang is particularly
Daewongun (1820-98) and Kim
the 18th century to four kilome-
ment official, preferring to wander the country.
praised more than other hanok
Jeong-hui (1786-1856); they were
ters today. The house now offers
The literary work he left behind is highly
(traditional-style house) in the
treated with utmost courtesy and
programs on traditional culture
praised and is still often cited. The hall is
country because the residents-
left calligraphy and art works as
and a home stay.
located next to Seongyojang House.
leave soon.
Maewoldang Kim Si-seup Memorial Hall
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Course 9
Songyang Elementary School ~ Gangmun Beach
97
Travel Information for Course 9
Food
Assorted seafood from Eunpa Hoetjip
Name (Specialty)
Address (Contact)
Seoji Chogatteul (Korean)
43-8 Nangok-gil 76 beon-gil, Gangneung Nangok-dong 259 (033-646-4430)
Dodam Sundubu (Tofu soup, soft tofu)
1-19 Nanseolheon-ro 193 beon-gil, Gangneung (033-652-0336)
Chodang Halmeoni Sundubu (Soft tofu)
77 Chodang Sundubu-gil, Gangneung (033-652-2058)
Gangneung Donghwa Garden (Spicy tofu soup)
15 Chodang Sundubu-gil 77 beon-gil, Gangneung (033-652-9885)
Samgyori Dongchimi Makguksu 364 Beomil-ro, Gujeong-myeon, Gangeung (Noodles) (033-647-8830)
The trail ends at a beach; the trek of 131.7 kilometers ends where a beautiful sunrise appears at the Sotdae Bridge in Gangmun.
The trail that encircles Gyeongpo
Finally, the beach. The trail doesn’t
Lake makes a final stop before
stretch any further. The sandy beach
reaching the East Sea. Walking
in front of Sotdae Bridge in Gangmun
past a habitat for migratory birds
completes the 131.7-kilometer Olym-
Gangneung Baugil Guesthouse
and crossing the Gyosan-gyo
pic Aribaugil. Gangmun Beach is a
This guesthouse operated by the
Bridge, the Heo Nanseolheon
busy tourist spot full of restaurants
Gangneung Baugil office is located
Memorial Park comes into view.
selling raw fish. After hikers pass
next to the trail’s information center,
Heo Nanseolheon (1563-89) is
Gangmun Beach and Songjeong
allowing visitors to easily find infor-
more widely known as the sister
Yukbanjang (Spicy beef soup)
169 Toseong-ro, Gangneung (033-655-6610)
Budnamu Brewery (Craft beer)
1961 Gyeonggang-ro, Gangneung (033-920-9380)
Myeoungsan Charcoal BBQ (pork and beef barbecue)
24-1 Seongdeokponam-ro 168-beon An-gil, Gangneung (033-642-3533)
Busan Restaurant (Rice and soup)
22-1 Jungangsijang-gil, Gangneung (033-648-3422)
Eunpa Hoetjip (Seafood)
29 Changhae-ro 350 beon-gil, Gangneung (033-652-9566)
Beach, they can see Anmok Beach,
mation about the Gangneung Baugil
of Heo Gyun, who wrote “The Tale
known as a café street. Dozens of cafes
and the Olympic Aribaugil, as well
of Hong Gildong,” the first novel
boasting their own roasting beans line
as information about travel around
written using the Hangeul alpha-
on this street one after another. The
Gangneung. It has rooms for two
bet, but she too was an eminent
Gangneung Coffee Festival is held
people, four people or eight peo-
Ojukheon Hanok Village
114 Jukjeon-gil, Gangneung (033-655-1117)
poet. Sadly, she died at the young
here every fall.
ple, and costs 25,000 won per night
Gyeongpo Solnaeum Pension
31 Sirubong-gil, Gangneung (033-648-9608)
Gwangwang Pension Hyusim
21 Jeodonggol-gil, Gangeung (033-642-5075)
Statue of Heo Nanseolheon.
age of 27. A collection of her po-
Gaze out over the East Sea. You
ems was sent to the Ming Dynasty
can see a beautiful sunrise here and
after her death and was praised by
celebrate the completion of the long
poets there. Heo Nanseolheon’s hometown
Gangmun Beach’s landmark, Sotdae Bridge.
trail. It feels as if the rising sun is rewarding hikers’ successful journey.
is Chodang, which is known for
A wall of the Baekdudaegan range
tofu. Chodang tofu is made using
peaks is in sight behind Gyeongpo
seawater. There are a number of re-
Lake. The full trail began at a river
nowned Chodang tofu restaurants
behind that mountain range.
in the area that boast long tradi-
Walking a trail offers a chance to
tions. The name of the neighbor-
meet new friends and form relation-
hood itself comes from the pseud-
ships. The globe’s largest event, the
onym of Heo Nanseolheon and Heo Gyun’s father, Heo Yeop (1517-80).
Olympic Games, is also about makAnmok Beach, known for its cluster of cafes.
ing friends.
per person. 25 Imyeongro 180-gil, Gangneung. (033) 646-0222.
Accommodations Name
Address (Contact)
Transportation Bus
Gangneung Intercity and Express Bus Terminal 033-643-6092 Gangneung Intracity Bus 033-640-5252 Take Intracity Bus No. 230 or 230-1 to reach Gangmun Beach on Course 9. The buses operate 18 times a day. - Gangneung Intracity Bus Terminal → Gangmun Beach: First bus at 6:30 a.m., Last bus at 8.20 p.m. - Gangmun Beach → Gangneung Intracity Bus Terminal: First bus at 7:20 a.m., Last bus at 9:10 p.m.
Taxi
Gangneung Chinjeol Call 1588-8234 Gangneung K-Call 033-648-0000 Gangneung Call 033-653-2288
Information
Gangnueng Myeongju Call 033-662-2253 Gangneung Private Taxi 033-651-1155
• Gangneung City General Tourism Information Office 033-640-4414, 4531
• Gangwon Province Tourism Association 033-244-6899
96
Course 9
Songyang Elementary School ~ Gangmun Beach
97
Travel Information for Course 9
Food
Assorted seafood from Eunpa Hoetjip
Name (Specialty)
Address (Contact)
Seoji Chogatteul (Korean)
43-8 Nangok-gil 76 beon-gil, Gangneung Nangok-dong 259 (033-646-4430)
Dodam Sundubu (Tofu soup, soft tofu)
1-19 Nanseolheon-ro 193 beon-gil, Gangneung (033-652-0336)
Chodang Halmeoni Sundubu (Soft tofu)
77 Chodang Sundubu-gil, Gangneung (033-652-2058)
Gangneung Donghwa Garden (Spicy tofu soup)
15 Chodang Sundubu-gil 77 beon-gil, Gangneung (033-652-9885)
Samgyori Dongchimi Makguksu 364 Beomil-ro, Gujeong-myeon, Gangeung (Noodles) (033-647-8830)
The trail ends at a beach; the trek of 131.7 kilometers ends where a beautiful sunrise appears at the Sotdae Bridge in Gangmun.
The trail that encircles Gyeongpo
Finally, the beach. The trail doesn’t
Lake makes a final stop before
stretch any further. The sandy beach
reaching the East Sea. Walking
in front of Sotdae Bridge in Gangmun
past a habitat for migratory birds
completes the 131.7-kilometer Olym-
Gangneung Baugil Guesthouse
and crossing the Gyosan-gyo
pic Aribaugil. Gangmun Beach is a
This guesthouse operated by the
Bridge, the Heo Nanseolheon
busy tourist spot full of restaurants
Gangneung Baugil office is located
Memorial Park comes into view.
selling raw fish. After hikers pass
next to the trail’s information center,
Heo Nanseolheon (1563-89) is
Gangmun Beach and Songjeong
allowing visitors to easily find infor-
more widely known as the sister
Yukbanjang (Spicy beef soup)
169 Toseong-ro, Gangneung (033-655-6610)
Budnamu Brewery (Craft beer)
1961 Gyeonggang-ro, Gangneung (033-920-9380)
Myeoungsan Charcoal BBQ (pork and beef barbecue)
24-1 Seongdeokponam-ro 168-beon An-gil, Gangneung (033-642-3533)
Busan Restaurant (Rice and soup)
22-1 Jungangsijang-gil, Gangneung (033-648-3422)
Eunpa Hoetjip (Seafood)
29 Changhae-ro 350 beon-gil, Gangneung (033-652-9566)
Beach, they can see Anmok Beach,
mation about the Gangneung Baugil
of Heo Gyun, who wrote “The Tale
known as a café street. Dozens of cafes
and the Olympic Aribaugil, as well
of Hong Gildong,” the first novel
boasting their own roasting beans line
as information about travel around
written using the Hangeul alpha-
on this street one after another. The
Gangneung. It has rooms for two
bet, but she too was an eminent
Gangneung Coffee Festival is held
people, four people or eight peo-
Ojukheon Hanok Village
114 Jukjeon-gil, Gangneung (033-655-1117)
poet. Sadly, she died at the young
here every fall.
ple, and costs 25,000 won per night
Gyeongpo Solnaeum Pension
31 Sirubong-gil, Gangneung (033-648-9608)
Gwangwang Pension Hyusim
21 Jeodonggol-gil, Gangeung (033-642-5075)
Statue of Heo Nanseolheon.
age of 27. A collection of her po-
Gaze out over the East Sea. You
ems was sent to the Ming Dynasty
can see a beautiful sunrise here and
after her death and was praised by
celebrate the completion of the long
poets there. Heo Nanseolheon’s hometown
Gangmun Beach’s landmark, Sotdae Bridge.
trail. It feels as if the rising sun is rewarding hikers’ successful journey.
is Chodang, which is known for
A wall of the Baekdudaegan range
tofu. Chodang tofu is made using
peaks is in sight behind Gyeongpo
seawater. There are a number of re-
Lake. The full trail began at a river
nowned Chodang tofu restaurants
behind that mountain range.
in the area that boast long tradi-
Walking a trail offers a chance to
tions. The name of the neighbor-
meet new friends and form relation-
hood itself comes from the pseud-
ships. The globe’s largest event, the
onym of Heo Nanseolheon and Heo Gyun’s father, Heo Yeop (1517-80).
Olympic Games, is also about makAnmok Beach, known for its cluster of cafes.
ing friends.
per person. 25 Imyeongro 180-gil, Gangneung. (033) 646-0222.
Accommodations Name
Address (Contact)
Transportation Bus
Gangneung Intercity and Express Bus Terminal 033-643-6092 Gangneung Intracity Bus 033-640-5252 Take Intracity Bus No. 230 or 230-1 to reach Gangmun Beach on Course 9. The buses operate 18 times a day. - Gangneung Intracity Bus Terminal → Gangmun Beach: First bus at 6:30 a.m., Last bus at 8.20 p.m. - Gangmun Beach → Gangneung Intracity Bus Terminal: First bus at 7:20 a.m., Last bus at 9:10 p.m.
Taxi
Gangneung Chinjeol Call 1588-8234 Gangneung K-Call 033-648-0000 Gangneung Call 033-653-2288
Information
Gangnueng Myeongju Call 033-662-2253 Gangneung Private Taxi 033-651-1155
• Gangneung City General Tourism Information Office 033-640-4414, 4531
• Gangwon Province Tourism Association 033-244-6899
Auraji in Yeoryang-myeon, Jeongseon County. Songcheon Stream from the left and Gojicheon Stream from the right meet at Auraji to form the Joyanggang River. The river then flows into the Donggang River, which becomes the Namhangang River when it merges with the Seogang River. The Namhangang River meets the Bukhangang River to make the Hangang River and then flows into the Yellow Sea.
Auraji in Yeoryang-myeon, Jeongseon County. Songcheon Stream from the left and Gojicheon Stream from the right meet at Auraji to form the Joyanggang River. The river then flows into the Donggang River, which becomes the Namhangang River when it merges with the Seogang River. The Namhangang River meets the Bukhangang River to make the Hangang River and then flows into the Yellow Sea.
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This Olympic Aribaugil Guidebook, published by the Korea government, may be freely reproduced in whole or in part for noncommercial use only. If reproduced, the content must not be altered and credit should be given to the original source.
Olympic Aribaugil Publishing Office Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism Publisher Do Jong-hwan Organizer PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games Cooperation Division Support JoongAng Ilbo Printer JoongAng Design Works
This Olympic Aribaugil Guidebook, published by the Korea government, may be freely reproduced in whole or in part for noncommercial use only. If reproduced, the content must not be altered and credit should be given to the original source.
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