Korea Mountains Guide

Namhansanseong is a well-known mountain in Korea. Key point(s) include 남한산성 성곽길, and the height is commonly listed as 청량산 약 482m. It offers anything from quick day hikes to scenic ridgeline walks depending on the route.

• Highlights: 유네스코 세계유산, 성곽 트레킹, 행궁/문루
• Best seasons: spring/autumn; summer (rain); winter (ice)

• Area: 경기 광주·성남·하남
• Main point: 남한산성 성곽길
• Elevation: 청량산 약 482m
• Management: 도립공원 권역

Popular trailheads

• 남한산성 행궁
• 산성입구

Access tips

• Public transit: subway/bus (varies by trailhead) + short walk to the entrance
• Driving: parking can be crowded on weekends/peak seasons—arrive early

Map: Search “남한산(남한산성)” on Google Maps

Operations and closures may vary by local management authority.

Many Korean mountains combine natural scenery with cultural heritage such as temples, fortresses, or historic sites.

• What to write: name origin/legends, key heritage sites, local cultural context
• Etiquette: keep quiet and be respectful at temples and heritage areas

• Difficulty: ranges from easy to hard depending on ridges, stairs, and distance
• Operations: some routes may be seasonally closed or reservation-based
• Timing: start early; begin descent well before sunset
• Facilities: most amenities are near trailheads; limited on the mountain

Note: 관광+트레킹형

Times/distances vary greatly by fitness, weather, and crowd levels. Follow on-site signage and official notices.

• Before you go: check weather, sunset time, and any trail closures/reservations (especially in national parks).
• Gear: grippy shoes, water/snacks, warm & windproof layers, headlamp (spare battery). In winter, carry spikes.
• Safety: rocks/steps/decks get slippery after rain or snow. Stay on marked trails and avoid shortcuts.
• Solo hiking: share your route and ETA, and keep an emergency contact method.