Sanmagi-yetgil Trail (산막이옛길)
stocking
Chungcheongbukdo
0
925
0
0
2023.04.02 20:14
CHUNGCHEONGBUK-DO WEATHER
The Sanmagi-yetgil Trail is a 4 kilometer-long old path connecting Saorang Village to the mountain village Sanmaki. Restored by retracing the old path, Sanmagi-yetgil is a great walking trail passing by mountains, streams, and forests. Most of the path is outfitted with a wooden deck in a eco-friendly method to minimize damages to the environment and to maintain the natural look. The surrounding beauty is recognized as the best scenic view of Goesan. The natural ecosystem around Goesan Dam has been preserved in its original state.
|
|||||||
Open period | Hours of use | ||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Admission fees | Age available for experience | ||||||
Off day | Inquiry |
• 1330 Travel Hotline: +82-2-1330 (Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese) • For more info: +82-43-832-3527 |
|||||
Scale | Capacity | ||||||
Parking facility | Visitors of all ages | Parking Fee | Available | ||||
Stroller rental | Pets allowed | ||||||
Credit card | Sauce | KOREA TOURISM ORGANIZATION | |||||
Address | 88, Sanmagiyet-gil, Goesan-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do |
STOCKZERO does not store any data regarding current location information. We simply use OpenStreet's source code to show it to our customers.
The location may not be accurate on PC.
By viewing your current location, you are deemed to have understood and agreed to this content.
Tourism Course:* Course 1: 4.4 km (approx. 3 hrs)
Norusaem Spring (900 m) → Deungjanbong Peak (1.1 km) → Hanbando (Korean Peninsula) Observatory (900 m) → Cheonjangbong Peak (2.2 km) → Sanmagi Village
* Course 2: 2.9 km (approx. 2 hrs)
Norusaem Spring (900 m) → Deungjanbong Peak (1.1 km)→ Hanbando (Korean Peninsula) Observatory (900 m) → Azalea Hills
Norusaem Spring (900 m) → Deungjanbong Peak (1.1 km) → Hanbando (Korean Peninsula) Observatory (900 m) → Cheonjangbong Peak (2.2 km) → Sanmagi Village
* Course 2: 2.9 km (approx. 2 hrs)
Norusaem Spring (900 m) → Deungjanbong Peak (1.1 km)→ Hanbando (Korean Peninsula) Observatory (900 m) → Azalea Hills