Hwangjangsan Mountain Weather

This is the shortest, most general course. Passing in front of Jieun Mine, the gentle larch forest path is as comfortable as a walking path. The climb up to the small Chagatjae is quite steep. There is a heliport at the top of the hill. You pass through a pine forest path that is dark even in the middle of the day, and then follow the uneven Ambongneung. Metdeungbawi Rock is a long rock that forms a rock ridge and boasts a beautiful scenery interspersed with old pine trees. However, it is a very dangerous place if you slip, so you must be especially careful in snowy or rainy weather. There is a heliport at the flat summit. Hasan-ro Santaegol is a valley southwest of the Bebawi Ridge intersection in Namneung. There is a sign and a faint trace of the road. The valley, which was steep at first, turns into a gentle slope as you pass through a tattered area, and you can almost see Ansandari Village in the distance. At the end, the path leads to the right (northern) slope. When the grave appears, the mountain path ends and the apple orchard path begins.

The starting point is the center of old Jeomchon-si and current Mungyeong-si. There are 10 buses bound for Dong-ro from Jeomchon Intercity Bus Stop in Mojeon-dong, and 4 buses bound for Saengdal from Dong-ro. At Jeomchon Bus Stop, there are direct buses every 30 minutes from East Seoul Terminal, and more frequently from Gumi, Gimcheon, and Daegu Bukbu Terminal. Outside of Gyeongsangbuk-do, buses run from Ulsan, Busan, Masan, Jinju, Incheon, Bucheon, Suwon, Seongnam, Cheongju, Chungju, Wonju, Taebaek, and Daejeon. There are four trains departing from Busan bound for Yeongju via Gimcheon (one bound for Gangneung). ①Mungyeong Saejae IC on the Central Inland Expressway → National Road No. 3 toward Mungyeong → Local Road No. 901 from Mungyeong-eup toward Dong-ro ② Danyang IC on the Central Expressway → National Road No. 5 toward Danseong → National Road No. 59 from Danseong toward Mungyeong