Cheonseongsan Mountain Weather★ 100 Famous Peak

This is the most popular course representing Mt. Cheonseong. There is a paved road up to Naewonsa Temple, so you can climb up as easily as taking a walk. The actual hike begins just before Naewonsa Temple, entering the valley directly without crossing the bridge. If you follow the gentle yet natural valley and climb the final steep slope, you will be on the ridge where you can see Bukbong Peak right in front of you. From Bukbong Peak, the vast silver grass field of Hwaeombeol near the summit is clearly visible. To the north, Dinosaur Ridge, reminiscent of Mt. Seorak, shines, and the peaks of the Yeongnam Alps rise in the distance. The road to Eunsu Pass runs parallel to the forest road. Afterwards, you follow the gentle uphill path to Hwaeombeol, but you cannot actually reach the top. This is because land mines were buried everywhere when the military was stationed there a long time ago. Hwaeom Wetland, located slightly below the summit and above the Seobukneung, is also an environmental protection area and is not accessible. To get to Hongnyongsa Temple, you have to go down from Hwaeom Wetland to the southeastern valley. If you continue following the ridge, you will come to Beacon Mound, and if you follow the traverse path to the south, you will come to Wonhyoam Hermitage.

The starting point is Busan. From Busan Subway Myeongnyun-dong Station or Nopo-dong Terminal, take bus No. 12 to Eonyang, get off at Daeseok-ri for Hongnyongsa Valley, and Yongyeon Samgeori for Naewonsa Valley, and take a taxi. Bus number 2000 goes to Ungsang-eup. Ungsang-eup can also be reached by bus number 57, which runs 11 times at Yangsan Intercity Bus Terminal. Yangsan IC on the Gyeongbu Expressway → National Road No. 35 toward Tongdosa → Local Road No. 1028 → Turn right at Yongyeon Samgeori → Toward Naewonsa Ungsang-eup, take Gyeongbu Expressway Guseo IC → National Highway No. 7 toward Ulsan in front of Geumjeong-gu Office