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Seoraksan National Park adventures

Seoraksan National Park Adventures

Seoraksan National Park is renowned for its striking granite peaks, diverse flora and fauna, and vibrant seasonal foliage, attracting outdoor enthusiasts year-round.

98,500
Acres Protected
186
Miles of Trails
3 million
Annual Visitors
1970
Year Established

Popular Activities

Plan Your Visit

Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Seoraksan National Park.

Entrance Requirements

Nominal entry fee; additional fees for certain attractions.

Best Time to Visit

Autumn for foliage or spring for blooming flowers; winter offers snow-coated scenes.

Visitor Information

Seoraksan National Park Visitor Center

Getting There

Accessible via highways; local roads may close during extreme winter weather.

Weather & Climate

Winters are cold with snow-covered peaks, spring brings blooming flowers and mild temperatures, summer is warm with occasional rain, and autumn is cool with vibrant foliage.

Conservation Efforts

Concerns include trail erosion due to high visitor numbers, efforts are ongoing to protect endangered species such as the Korean goral.

Camping in Seoraksan National Park

Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.

Osaek Campground

Developed
Reservations Required

Located near the Osaek areas, offering easy access to several trails.

Jujeongol Campground

Primitive
Reservations Required

Offers a more secluded option, perfect for those seeking solitude.

Top Trails

Daecheongbong Trail

Hard
8.6 miles

Challenging trail to the highest peak, with rewarding views at the summit.

Heundeulbawi Trail

Moderate
3 miles

Features unique rock formations and offers a blend of cultural and natural sights.

Biseondae-Climbing Area

Easy
2 miles

Short trail leading to a scenic gorge, great for photography.

Gwongeumseong Trail

Easy
0.6 miles

Short hike from the cable car station to the fortress remains with spectacular views.

Trailblazer Tips

Arrive early to avoid crowds, especially during peak seasons in autumn.

Be prepared for rapidly changing mountain weather; carry layers and rain gear.

Certain trails require entrance fees, and park entry may be restricted during peak times.

A hike to Daecheongbong is a must for experienced hikers, offering stunning sunrise views.

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