Hiking

A map of Korean mountains and national parks I’ve explored. Click on markers to see details.

Mountains I’ve hiked:

• Geumjeongsan (Busan) - January 2025
• Bukhansan (Seoul) - To add date
• Seoraksan (Gangwon) - To add date
• Cheonggyesan (Seoul) - To add date
• Jangtaesan (Daejeon) - To add date
• Hallyeohaesang (Tongyeong/Yeosu) - To add date
• Byeonsanbando (Jeollabuk-do) - To add date
• Jirisan - To add date
• Hallasan - To add date
• Gayasan - To add date
• Mudeungsan - To add date
• Taebaeksan - To add date
• Deogyusan - To add date
• Juwangsan - To add date
• Namsan (Gyeongju) - To add date
• Woraksan - To add date

Not visited yet:

• Sobaeksan, Songnisan, Odaesan, Wolchulsan, Palgongsan, Gyeryongsan, Chiaksan, Naejangsan

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Trailing in Korea

Korea has an extensive network of long-distance coastal trails. I’ve completed sections of two major southern coastal trails:

■ Haeparanggil (East Sea Trail) - Total 770km along Korea’s eastern coastline

• ✅ Course 1: Busan (Songjeong → Haeundae)
• ✅ Course 2: Busan (Haeundae → Dongnae)
• ✅ Course 3: Busan (Dongnae → Gijang)
• ✅ Course 4: Busan/Gijang (Gijang → Jangsan)
• Remaining: Courses 5-20 (Ulsan → Gangwon → Sokcho)

■ Namparanggil (South Sea Trail) - Total 1,463km along Korea’s southern coastline

• ✅ Course 2: Busan (Yeongdo → Nampo-dong)
• ✅ Course 4: Busan (Songjeong → Dadaepo)
• ✅ Course 5: Busan/Changwon (Dadaepo → Jinhae)
• Remaining: Courses 1, 3, 6-21 (Mokpo → Tongyeong → Busan)