이화령, 문경 Ihwa Pass, Mungyeong
The Joryeongsan Loop is a moderate hike starting and ending at Ihwa Pass. The Goesan-side trail climbs steeply from the beginning, while the Mungyeong side offers a gentler gradient. Most of the route stays under dense forest canopy, providing welcome shade during warmer weather, although there are relatively few open viewpoints. Sustained climbs and descents require steady pacing, so carry sufficient water and wear reliable hiking shoes.
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The Daeyasan Loop begins beside the clear waters of Yongchu Valley and climbs to the 931-metre summit. At the main junction, the counterclockwise route follows a steep, stair-heavy ascent, while the clockwise direction offers a gentler climb. The summit rewards hikers with broad views across the surrounding mountains and valleys. Although the route is relatively short, the direct ascent is strenuous. Carry enough water, wear reliable hiking shoes and allow extra time on the steeper sections.
The Cheonghwasan Trail is a moderate mountain hike starting near Neuljae and climbing along the Baekdudaegan ridge toward the summit. The uploaded GPX covers about 5.8 km with roughly 621 m of elevation gain, making the route demanding despite its short distance. Forest paths and ridge sections pass through pine and bamboo grass scenery before reaching the mountain’s approximately 983-metre summit. The route finishes close to the starting area. Sturdy hiking shoes, sufficient water and careful pacing are recommended.
The Samga–Myeonggi-ri Trail is a demanding one-way hike through Sobaeksan National Park, starting from the Samga side and climbing toward the high ridge above Myeonggi-ri. The uploaded GPX covers about 6.7 km with roughly 1,054 m of elevation gain, rising from around 450 m to a recorded high point near 1,451 m. The route shifts from forested slopes to high mountain terrain, offering broad Sobaeksan scenery. Carry sufficient water and food, wear sturdy hiking shoes and prepare for a sustained climb.
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