Cheongpyeongho Lake Park is a popular recreational area centered on Cheongpyeong Lake, known for its serene waters, scenic mountain backdrop, and year-round outdoor activities including hiking, fishing, and water sports.
Cheongpyeongho Lake Park is nestled in the scenic region of Gapyeong County, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea. The park centers around Cheongpyeong Lake, an artificial reservoir created by the Cheongpyeong Dam on the Bukhangang River. Surrounded by gently rolling mountains and forested hills, the park offers a tranquil environment ideal for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The park serves as a major local recreation spot, featuring well-maintained hiking trails that wind through the wooded hills, providing stunning views of the lake and surrounding peaks. Its calm waters are popular for fishing, canoeing, and boating, attracting visitors looking to enjoy a peaceful day on the lake. In spring and fall, the park's natural beauty is amplified by seasonal foliage and blossoms, noted for vibrant autumn colors and cherry blossoms respectively. Additionally, Cheongpyeongho Lake Park boasts picnic areas, bike paths, and several small temples and cultural sites nearby, combining both natural and cultural appeal. Its accessibility from Seoul and the greater metropolitan area makes it a favored weekend getaway spot with facilities catering to families, anglers, and hikers. Overall, the park balances conservation with recreation, offering a refreshing natural escape while protecting the ecological health of the lake and surrounding woodland habitats.
Cheongpyeong Dam and Lake – Scenic reservoir with boating and fishing opportunities
Hiking trails offering panoramic lake and mountain views
Seasonal cherry blossoms and autumn foliage displays
Nearby small temples and cultural heritage sites in Gapyeong County
Constructed in the late 20th century, this dam creates Cheongpyeong Lake and provides hydroelectric power while serving as a recreational centerpiece.
The primary inflow and outflow for Cheongpyeong Lake, this river is vital to the region's ecosystem and supports diverse freshwater fish species.
Network of well-maintained hiking paths that ascend surrounding hills, offering immersive forest experiences and lake vistas.