땅 Located on the southernmost tip of mainland South Korea in the county of Haenam, Jeollanam-do, this wonderful ridge walk traverses through Wolchul-san national and Duryun-san provincial parks. Consisting of granite peaks, spiny ridges, temples, and country farms and villages it can be conducted over a selected period of days. Normally it should take 7 days, but we often break it down to 3 to 5 covering specific sections of it. The hike allows us to see the sea on both sides of us as it flanks green rice fields below. It has been one of HikeKorea’s more popular off the beaten trail hikes. If you’re after something not many others know about, then this hike can offer you a lot.
Itinerary details
Hikers should be in moderate to fit condition, and walk with a light day pack. One night includes a temple stay program at Mihwang-sa. There are several steep rocky sections using fixed ropes to get up and down on.
Trail
The trail begins at Wolchul-san national park and ends at the seaside village of Ddang Ggut, the most southern point of mainland Korea. It covers about 10km per day.
Prices 5N/6D: 1pax $4000, 2pax $2200ea, 3pax $1500ea, 4pax $1250ea
Prices 2N/3D: 1pax $2000, 2pax $1100ea, 3pax $850ea, 4pax 700ea
For shorter or longer options please contact us. This price includes a pick-up and drop-off in Mokpo city (KTX station), all meals, guide and vehicle fees, all accommodations (twin share or double) and a temple stay.
