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Gasi OreumNature

South120 min

Gasi Oreum

Located in Dongil-ri, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo, Gasi Oreum takes its name from the abundance of thorn trees (water oak) that have grown across the landscape since ancient times. The summit features a horseshoe-shaped crater opening toward the southwest. While the southeastern slope is steep, the northwestern side is relatively gentle, making the hike to the top easy and accessible. With well-maintained trails, the summit offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding Moseulpo Oreum and the Daejeong-eup area. The path to the peak is lined with farm roads and lush forests of mixed trees, interspersed with species such as Japanese wax trees and silverberry. Some slopes also feature cultivated farmland stretching halfway up the hillsides. For visitors using navigation, parking is available near the cattle shed on the southwest side; alternatively, parking is available on the opposite side by searching for Dongil-ri, Daejeong-eup.

Jeju Onpyeong~Pyoseon OlleNature

East120 min

Jeju Onpyeong~Pyoseon Olle

A journey into a blue world where the sea meets the grasslands, the Onpyeong~Pyoseon Olle (Olle Course 3) is a path where you walk alongside the sea while crossing over oreums. You can enjoy the vast meadows of the Sinpung-Sincheon Sea Ranch and the scenery of the blue Pyoseon Haebichi Beach. Feel the beauty of the oreums at Tongoreum and Dokjabong, and at the Kim Young-gap Gallery, you can appreciate the sky, sea, oreums, and wind of Jeju captured in photographs.

Jeju Olle Course 19 (Jocheon-Gimnyeong)Nature

North120 min

Jeju Olle Course 19 (Jocheon-Gimnyeong)

Starting from Manse Dongsan in Jocheon, Jeju City, Jeju Olle Course 19 is a 19.4km route that passes through Sinheung, Hamdeok, Bukchon, and Dongbok before reaching Gimnyeong Seopogu. This course encompasses diverse natural landscapes including the sea, oreums, Gotjawal, villages, and fields, offering a chance to experience both history and nature through forest paths and coastal trails. The course features the Patriotic Martyrs Memorial and the March 1st Independence Movement Memorial, as well as topographical features such as the path up Seoubong.