Jiri Mountain boasts the greatest valley beauty. It is considered one of the three major valleys in Korea, along with Cheonbuldong Valley on Seoraksan Mountain and Tamna Valley on Hallasan Mountain. Chilseon Valley, which is a representative valley of Jiri Mountain and has rugged mountain terrain, beautiful scenery, and the last primeval forest of Jiri Mountain, has a magical scenery of 7 waterfalls and 33 ponds, stretching 16km from Uitang in Macheon-myeon to Cheonwangbong Peak. The deeper you go, the deeper and sharper the valley becomes. Due to its ruggedness, the valley is called the "Valley of Death" as it has taken countless lives. So, people who visit Jiri Mountain want to climb Chilseon Valley, but they are not easily allowed to do so. The hiking trail in Chilseon Valley starts from Chuseong Village, Macheon-myeon, and reaches Cheonwangbong Peak. Due to the risk of climbing the 9.4km valley, a significant portion of the trail is far from the valley. This is because the mountain is so rough that there is no place to step outside of the climbing path. Starting from Chuseong, you can see the essence of fairyland from Yongso, which you first encounter, to Jujiteo, Chuseongmangbawi Rock, Seonnyeotang, Oknyeotang, Biseondam, Chilseon Falls, Daeryuk Falls, Samcheok Falls, and Ma Falls, all the way to Cheonwangbong Peak.

※ By implementing a limited and temporary visit reservation and guide system to Chilseon Valley, where entry is prohibited due to designation as a special protection zone, we are creating a new visiting culture in the national park by providing commentary on the beautiful scenery, animals, and plants of Chilseon Valley. There is.