Only about 2 hours by public transportation from Seoul, Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do Province is home to Yumyeongsan Mountain, the highest gliding site in Korea at an altitude of 860 meters. Such high altitude allows for long gliding time, which is why many international paragliding competitions are held in Yangpyeong. The dense forests of Yumyeongsan Mountain and cool waters of Namhangang River create dazzling views. You can fly and enjoy the view by yourself or with a partner.

Danyang is one of the oldest paragliding hot spots in Korea. The paragliding site at Danyang Para Village was established in 1989, and due to its mountainous regions it has become the core of aerial leisure sports. You can enjoy paragliding about 300 days a year, which means you can fly the Danyang skies most of the year.

The Skyline Luge opened its first Korean location in 2017 in Tongyeong. Today it is equipped with 4 luge tracks for a total length of 3.8 km. While riding the Luge, you can admire the beautiful scenery of Korea's southern coast including Tongyeong and its beaches, and the surrounding islands.

Located within the Ganghwa Seaside Resort, Ganghwa Luge offers great views of the western coast (Yellow Sea). It houses a 700-meter-long gondola, 2 tracks running a total of 1.8 km, and a rotating observation platform offering unobstructed views of the ocean. Night Luge runs are also operated for a more thrilling experience.

Nami Island in Chuncheon-si, Gangwon State is a rich repository of natural ecology and cultural arts. It is a tourist attraction where various exhibitions and cultural events are held throughout the year. Being an island, you must take the ferry, or the zip wire to get into the island. The 1 km-long zip wire extends over the Bukhangang River to Nami Island and is open all year round. In particular, the sunset view while on the zip wire is a sight that can only be seen here. It is a one-way ride, so you have to take the ferry when leaving the island.

At 3,420 m long the Zip Wire in Hadong-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do Province is one of the longest in Asia. It starts at the top of Geumosan Mountain (849 m above sea level) and speeds down at a maximum speed of 120 km/h on a 27 ˚ incline offering magnificent views of Geumosan Mountain as well as the beautiful sea and islands.