Odosan Natural Recreation Forest is located at the foot of Odosan Mountain in Hapcheon, a mountain range at 1,133m above sea level. Odosan Mountain is a mountain spanning Gajo-myeon, Geochang-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do, and Myosan-myeon and Bongsan-myeon, Hapcheon-gun. Together with Dumusan Mountain (1,039m) located 2km to the northeast, it forms the terminal peak of the Gayasan Mountain Range. Odosan Natural Recreation Forest is one of the three major temples in Korea to the north, and is home to Haeinsa Temple, Gayasan Mountain, and Maehwasan Mountain, which are Buddhist temples. To the south, it is connected to Hapcheon Lake, so there are many tourist attractions and beautiful natural scenery. It is said that the azaleas and azaleas in the spring, the cool valley water in the summer, and the colorful autumn leaves in the fall are comparable to Naejangsan Mountain. In the dense forest within the recreation forest, hiking up the mountain against the valley is also unique. There is a legend that in the late Silla Dynasty, the famous Master Doseon stayed there and practiced asceticism, admiring the energy and appearance of Mt. Odo.

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Along the valley within the Odosan Natural Recreation Forest, there are convenient facilities for vacationers, including a visitor information center, a forest house, a kitchen, a camping tech, and a campsite. In particular, the hiking course that goes up behind the clear water of the valley that flows all year round and the house in the forest is connected to Sukseoksan Mountain, a small peak at the foot of Odosan Mountain, and has a great view of nearby Hapcheon Lake, making it a perfect place for hikers. The clinical area of ​​Odosan Natural Recreation Forest is a natural forest of 20 to 50 years old, with a dense forest of pine trees and oak trees, and a variety of vegetation such as wild cherry trees, wild rose trees, Actinidia sycamore trees, and herbaceous plants, making it a good place for teenagers and students to learn about nature. .