수락산자연공원

Joahyo

Go to nearby temple

I like to be quiet

Tanghwa Station is the end point. It is possible to enter the trail through the traditional market or residential area.

It is bordered by Sanggye-dong, Nowon-gu, north of Seoul, Namyangju-si, Gyeonggi-do, and Uijeongbu-si. On the west side, it faces Mt. Dobong, and on the south is Mt. Bulam (佛岩山, 508m high). The name Suraksan (水落山) is derived from the appearance of water rolling down from a massive granite rock wall. Although the rock wall is exposed a lot, the pickling is not very steep. On weekends, it is always crowded with mountaineers coming from the city center, and it is called as one of the four most famous mountains in the suburbs of Seoul along with Mt.Bukhan, Mt.Dobong, and Mt. The height is 638m. The ridge runs from the summit of Suraksan to Bulamsan (佛岩山) in the south, and Geumryu Valley (金流溪谷) in the east. Ssangamsa Temple and Seokrimsa Temple on the western slope, Gyerimam and Heungguksa Temple on the south slope, Naewonam Temple on the east slope, and the Buddhist temple of Naewonam In the back, there is a stone statue of mireuk with a height of 2 m, which is estimated to be before the Goryeo Dynasty. It is said that Maewol-dang Kim Si-seup cut off his ties with the world and retired here in Seokrim Sa Valley after the Joseon Dynasty Suyangdaegun caused Gyeyujeong-ran to kill his nephew Danjong and became king. Park Se-dang, who admired Kim Si-sup, built Cheongjeolsa (淸節寺) in honor of Kim Si-sup in Seokrimsa Valley. Noh Gangseowon is a vow to commemorate Park Tae-bo, who died in opposition to the destruction of Queen In-Hyeon, the clan of King Sukjong, and Park Tae-bo is the second son of Park Se-dang. Between Bulam Mountain in the south is the tomb of Deokheung Daewon-gun, the father of the ancestors. The temples are Heungguksa Temple and Hakrimsa Temple. (鶴林寺), Naewonam (內院庵), and Doansa Temple. The flora of Suraksan Mountain has many red oak trees, and the oak trees of pine trees grow. It was designated as an urban natural park in 1977, and in 1989, Suraksan began to be developed as a resting place for citizens. A valley amusement park was designated, and sports facilities and forest baths were created. As for the climbing course, the course going up from Cheonghak-ri, Byeolnae-myeon, Namyangju-si, Gyeonggi-do, is the most scenic, and you can enjoy the true view of Suraksan Mountain. From Sagimak bus stop, pass the ticket booth and go up about 1.3km to see Eunryu Falls, and you will see Soribawi, a huge rock wall on the right. If you go up 300m from Eunryu Falls again, you will meet Geumryu Falls, and after about 100m you will find Naewonam. Ascend west again and go about 650m to reach the top of Suraksan Mountain. Another way to climb from Sagimak is the hiking trail that passes Hyangnobong, Yeongnakdae, Chilseongdae, and Trainbawi. It is a dangerous path for beginners because it is a rough road that takes a steep rock ridge. In addition, there is a hiking trail from Eunbit Apartment in Sanggye-dong to the summit through Seal Rock, and a trail starting from Jangam-dong in Uijeongbu City and going up through Nogangseowon and Seokrimsa Temple.

A very good outing course is prepared by making a walkway anywhere close to the mountains near Seoul. I like it very much. Mountains are burdensome and very perfect when you do. Today, I went up to Mt. It is a little bit difficult to find a course that goes up from Tango Station. I was sorry that I could not find guide maps or milestones.