Explore Jeju Island: 7-Day Private Hiking Adventure on Mt. Hallasan and Olle Trails

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Difficulty

moderate to challenging

Duration

4–10 hours per day

Fitness Level

Participants should have moderate to good fitness levels, including endurance for long days of hiking and occasional steep ascents.

Overview

Discover Jeju Island’s diverse landscapes on a 7-day private hiking tour that climbs Mt. Hallasan and wanders the famed Olle trails. Experience volcanic peaks, coastal paths, and cultural gems guided by local experts.

Explore Jeju Island: 7-Day Private Hiking Adventure on Mt. Hallasan and Olle Trails

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Date

Tue, Nov 4

Travelers

Imagine stepping onto Jeju Island, where volcanic peaks rise abruptly from the sea and coastal trails trace the island's wild edges. This seven-day private hiking tour offers a comprehensive exploration into Jeju’s natural wonders, from the sweeping grandeur of Hallasan — South Korea’s tallest mountain — to the meandering Olle trails that thread through villages, beaches, and forests.

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Adventure Tips

Prepare for Varied Terrain

Hallasan trails include rocky and forested sections; wear sturdy hiking boots with good grip to handle volcanic surfaces safely.

Pack Layers for Wind and Rain

Weather on Hallasan can shift suddenly, especially near the summit—bring waterproof and windproof layers even on clear days.

Stay Hydrated and Fuel Up

Carry sufficient water and energy snacks; some trails are long with limited access to facilities or shops.

Use Wayfinding Markers

Olle trails are well-marked with blue and orange ribbons and signposts, but carry a map or GPS to avoid detours, especially in remote areas.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Jeju roe deer
Jeju salamander

History

Hallasan has deep cultural significance, historically believed to connect the heavens and earth and referenced by local myths involving mountain spirits.

Conservation

Jeju’s volcanic landscapes and ecosystems are protected under national park and UNESCO designations; hikers are encouraged to stick to marked trails to minimize erosion and habitat disturbance.