Course Flow
Elevation Profile
An easy out-and-back over the mountain's signature suspension bridge — valley strolling with views, popular with families.
Route by Section
A stream-side approach with running water all the way.
The bridge opens views over the valley.
Back down the valley path.
Gear
- Sneakers fine; hold children's hands on the bridge.
Entry
- No reservation needed; just check bridge hours.
Cautions
- Weekend parking jams — arrive early.
Course Flow
Elevation Profile
The standard round trip from Gamaksa temple up the main ridge to the chief peak Yeoncheonbong — about 5.5 km from the first parking lot.
Route by Section
Through the old Gamaksa temple grounds to the trailhead.
A forest climb onto the rolling Hanbuk-jeongmaek ridge.
Past rock viewpoints to the chief peak at 674.9 m.
Descend to Gamaksa to finish.
Gear
- Boots, 1 L water, poles.
Entry
- No reservation or permit needed.
Cautions
- Repeated ups and downs — mind your knees on the way down.
Course Flow
Elevation Profile
The full circuit linking every Gamaksan highlight — about 6.7 km and 4h11m with breaks per public logs: crags and ridges, temples and the suspension bridge.
Route by Section
From the bridge along the flank to Beomnunsa temple.
The rock ridge begins in earnest toward Imkkeokjeongbong.
Along the main ridge to the chief peak.
Over Kkachibong to the exit trail.
Gear
- Boots, gloves, 1.5 L water — a crag circuit.
Entry
- No reservation or permit needed.
Cautions
- Crags around Imkkeokjeongbong are accident-prone when wet.