Gwanaksan Mt. commands a panoramic view of Seoul.

Reaching 632 meters in height, Gwanaksan Mountain locates at the southern end of Seoul City and devides Seoul city from Gyeonggi province.
Since it was designated as a city natural park in 1968, it has continued to serve as a favorite place for relaxation and excursion for Seoul citizens. The various rocky peaks and the deep valleys give the mountain a rugged feel.

We'll hike Gwanaksan mt, starting from Sadang st. hiking from this side of Gwanaksan trail has some merits, once you hike up a peak, the rest of hiking becomes easy, as we hike on an easy ridge trail.

Second, it's one of best spots in Seoul to see panoramic view of Seoul City. From here you can watch downtown Seoul, Gangnam area and Lotte Tower in Jamsil.

🚩 Course Details
• Course: Sadang St( exit 6 outside) - Gwaneumsa temple -Flag peak - Nakseongdae park
• Distance: about 5.5 km
• Duration: About 3h30 minuites

🚩 Level of difficulty
• Intermediate

🚩 Itinerary
• 2:30 pm, Sadang Station(line 2,4), Exit 6 (Outside)
• 3:00 pm, Gwanumsa temple
• 3:40 pm Observatory Deck
• 4:30 pm Flag Peak
• 6:00 pm Nakseongdae park

🚩 Preparation
• Water, Snacks, Comfortable hiking boots ( there is a rugged section on the trail.), W10,000~ W15,000 for dinner (optional)

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