Yonghwasan Mountain Weather★ 100 Famous Peak

[A natural rock fortress surrounded by a lake] Yonghwasan Mountain is a rocky mountain rising on the border of Sabuk-myeon, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do, and Hanam-myeon, Hwacheon-gun, and is a natural fortress surrounded by Uiam Dam, Soyang Dam, Chuncheon Dam, and Hwacheon Dam in Chuncheon. When you enter Yonghwasan Mountain on Yangtonggol Road, Goseong 2-ri, which is usually taken by deulmeori, the first thing you see is the rocky peaks. In the direction of Chuncheon City, there are sheer rock cliffs, including Saenambou, named for ‘birds flying’, as well as strangely shaped rocks such as Skywall Chotdaebawi Rock, Layered Rock, and Deungnambawi Rock, as well as the rock valleys of Manjangbong Peak, which flows down to the west from the summit of Yonghwasan Mountain, can be said to be the highlight of Yonghwasan Mountain. In particular, the view of the Sky Wall Chotdaebawi Rock from Manjangbong Neoreokbawi Rock, which has a colony of old pine trees, is spectacular. A rock climbing course was developed at Manjangbong Peak in 1976, and climbers still visit it often. The mountain range of Chuncheon can be clearly seen from the rocky ridge between Manjangbong and the summit. By the time you reach the summit, you can see the summits of Daeryongsan Mountain (899.4m) and Samaksan Mountain (654m), as well as Bukbaesan Mountain and Gadeoksan Mountain extending to the northwest of Samaksan Mountain, and Satgatbong and Eungbong Peaks to the west. In addition, there remain traces of about 10 passes on Mt. Yonghwa, including Bae Hu-ryeong, Seongbul-ryeong, Sayaryeong, Big Pass, and Morae-jae, which served as the gates of the ancient nation of Makguk in the Chuncheon region.