Georin-saseum Oreum

Georin-saseum is a parasitic cone volcano featuring a distinctive horseshoe-shaped crater that opens to the west. Located halfway up Hallasan Mountain, its name is tied to local deer legends, while "georin" is an archaic term meaning "split," referring to the oreum's two distinct peaks. A road passes through the center of the hill, leading to a rest area and observatory at its base that offers breathtaking panoramic views of Seogwipo City. The slopes are covered in lush, dense forests, with Gaetgeori Oreum to the east and the Seogwipo Natural Recreation Forest nearby. Whether you are looking to hike, enjoy sweeping city views, or stroll through forest paths filled with phytoncides, Georin-saseum offers a perfect three-in-one travel experience.