Gyeryongsan Mountain Weather★ 100 Famous Peak

Since access to Sangbong Cheonhwangbong is impossible at Gyeryongsan Mountain due to a national facility, the hike connecting Gapsa Temple and Donghaksa Temple is mainly done. The siblings' top course is the most common, but various combinations are also made, including a valley course that passes by Eunseon Falls, a natural tomb from Gwaneumbong to Sambulbong, and Shinwonsa Temple, Sangsinri, and Park Jeongja three-way intersection as the starting point. The Nammae Top Course, which is also the shortest course, is best because the road from Deulmeori to Nammae Tower is smooth. Near the end of the climb, the Brother and Sister Pagoda stands under the shade of giant zelkova trees, and the atmosphere feels like the hometown of a legend. There is probably no one who does not know the contents of the legend. However, the fact is that the Silla people built a 7-story pagoda next to the original Baekje 5-story pagoda (the remaining 4-story pagoda) to show off the power of their rulers, but the people of the Near East, descendants of Baekje, turned it over into the legend of the monk and Sangju maiden. When you pass by Sambulbong Peak and reach Geumjandi Pass, you can see the famous peaks of Gyeryongsan Mountain, including Yeoncheonbong Peak and Munpilbong Peak, and the blue Geumgang River in the distance.

The starting point is Gongju and Daejeon. There is no need to explain Daejeon, which has grown as a transportation location, and Gongju-ro runs every 30 minutes from the East Seoul Terminal and 52 times from the Nambu Terminal. In addition, you can take direct buses from Incheon, Daejeon, Suwon, Seongnam, Cheongju, Wonju, and Chungnam. > Daejeon → Gapsa Temple, Donghaksa Temple: Frequent operation, Gongju->Gapsa Temple, Shinwonsa Temple: Frequent operation Towards Donghaksa, take the Honam Expressway Yuseong IC → National Road 32 toward Gongju. Towards Gapsa, take Nonsan-Cheonan Expressway Gongju IC → take National Road No. 32 toward Daejeon or take New National Road No. 23, which runs parallel to this national highway, and turn into a local road at Wolam-ri and Sangseong-ri, Gyeryong-myeon.