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• Information
  Introduction
  Seoraksan Mountain is Korea's famous tourist destination that stretches several areas including Sokcho, Goseong, Inje, and Yangyang in Gangwon-do. It was designated as Korea's fifth national park in 1970 after the designation of Hallyeohaesang National Park, and as Korea's first UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 1982. It has been also registered in the IUCN Green List of Protected and Conserved Areas, which is the global standard of best practice for area-based conservation. Having Daecheongbong Peak as the mountain's main peak, Seoraksan National Park with a total area of 398 km² is divided into Oeseorak (Outer Seorak, the east to Sokcho), Naeseorak (Inner Seorak, the west to Sokcho), and Namseorak (Hangyeryeong Pass and Osaek section). Daecheongbong Peak (1,708 m) is the third highest peak in Korea after Hallasan Mountain and Jirisan Mountain, and as the peak is covered with snow for five to six months of the year, the mountain got the name "Seorak" (meaning a snowy peak). The summit of Daecheongbong Peak commands the magnificent natural landscape of Seoraksan Mountain and the East Sea. In particular, it is known for the fantastic views of the sunrise and sunset. In addition to Daecheongbong Peak, Seoraksan Mountain has some 30 grand peaks, such as Socheongbong, Hwachaebong, and Jungcheongbong. The mountain is also full of hidden scenic views of Biryong Falls, Ulsan Peak, Heundeul Rock, and Geumganggul Cave. By using the cable car near Seoraksan Small Park, the disabled and the elderly can go up to the top and enjoy a panoramic view of the mountain.
  
  Closed
  N/A (Open all year round)
  
  Hiking Course
  Osaek District Trail (Yeosim Falls – Yongso Falls, 3.1 km) closed for hikers' safety
  
  Mountain Not Access Period
  March 2 – May 14, 2021
  
  Activity Information
  Hiking, trekking
  
  Age Limit for Activities
  Open to visitors of all ages
  
  Operating Hours
  (Entry Hours) Winter season (04:00–12:00), Summer season (03:00–14:00)
  
  Parking Facilities
  Available (Seorakdong C1 Area Parking Lot, Seorakdong C2 Area Parking Lot, Seorakdong B1 Area Parking Lot, Seorakdong B2 Area Parking Lot, Seorakdong A Area Parking Lot)
  
  Admission Fees
  Adults: 3,500 won, Youth: 1,000 won, Children: 500 won
  
  Available Facilities
  None
  
  Facility Utilization Fees
  None
  
  Parking Fees
  Small vehicle, Low season, For the day: 4,000 won, Accommodation: 8,000 won
  Small vehicle, High season, For the day: 5,000 won, Accommodation: 10,000 won
  Large vehicle, Low season, For the day: 6,000 won, Accommodation: 12,000 won
  Large vehicle, High season, For the day:7,500 won, Accommodation: 15,000 won
  
  Restrooms
  Available
  
  Interpretation Services Offered
  None
  
  Reservation Info. for Foreigners
  None
  
  Pets
  Not available (except a guide dog)
  
  
• Tourist Sites

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    Seorak Cable Car (설악산 케이블카)

    Region : Sokcho-si Gangwon-do
    Type : Mountains
    The ideal way to comfortably appreciate the magnificent landscape of Seoraksan Mountain is using the Seorak Cable Car. The cable car boarding station is located...

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    Gwongeumseong Fortress (설악산 권금성)

    Region : Sokcho-si Gangwon-do
    Type : Palaces/ Fortresses/ Gates
    Gwongeumseong Fortress is the site of a castle ruins located on Seoraksan Mountain, and it is also known as Onggeumsan Mountain Castle, or Toto Castle. It is lo...

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    Cheonbuldong Valley (천불동계곡)

    Region : Sokcho-si Gangwon-do
    Type : Waterfalls/ Valleys/ Mineral Springs
    As one of the Ten Sights of Seoraksan Mountain, the Cheonbuldong Valley is also called Seorakgol Valley, being a representative valley of the mountain. Along th...

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    Biseondae Rock (비선대)

    Region : Sokcho-si Gangwon-do
    Type : Rare Animals/ Plants/Spectacular Cliffs & Rock Formations
    Biseondae Rock is a large rock located in the Cheonbuldong Valley of Seoraksan Mountain. The rock blended with a giant surrounding rocky wall creates a mysterio...

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    Geumganggul Cave (금강굴)

    Region : Sokcho-si Gangwon-do
    Type : Lakes/ Rivers/ Caves
    Hollowed into the rocks of Seoraksan Mountain, about 600 meters above sea level, you will find Geumganggul Cave. This 23 square meters cave was once used as a p...

• Accommodation

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    Kensington Hotel Seorak (켄싱턴호텔 설악)

    Region : Sokcho-si Gangwon-do
    Type : Tourist Hotel
    Kensington Hotel Seorak is located a 5-minute's drive from Seoraksan National Park and 25-minute's drive away from Sokcho's major tourist destinations such as C...

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    NewStart Seorak Resort [Korea Quality] / 뉴스타트 설악리조트 [한국관광 품질인증]

    Region : Sokcho-si Gangwon-do
    Type : Inn/Motel
    Situated at the entrance to the beautiful Seoraksan National Park in Sokcho, Gangwon-do Province, Newstart Seorak Resort is a two-story building surrounded by s...

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    Cho Won Resor tel[Korea Quality] / 초원 리조텔 [한국관광 품질인증]

    Region : Sokcho-si Gangwon-do
    Type : Short Term Rental
    Chowon Resortel is an economical lodging located at the entrance of Mt. Seoraksan National Park, which is good for small-scale group tours such as family trave...

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    I'Park Condominium (아이파크콘도)

    Region : Goseong-gun Gangwon-do
    Type : Condominium
    I'Park Condominium aims to make each guest’s stay a wonderful experience.

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    The-K Soraksan Family Hotel (설악산가족호텔)

    Region : Sokcho-si Gangwon-do
    Type : Family Hotel
    Located in Sokcho, Gangwon-do, The-K Soraksan Family Hotel has rooms of various sizes, from studio type to a family room. The smallest room type is 66 ㎡, a stud...

• Restaurants

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    Hansongjeong Garden (한송정가든)

    Region : Sokcho-si Gangwon-do
    Type : Korean Food
    Hansongjeong Garden is owned by a first-rate chef who only uses carefully selected ingredients. The owner-chef won the Grand Prize in the SIFE Seoul Internation...

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