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NatureJeju Olle Course 1-1 is a circular course that starts from Haumokdong Port or Cheonjin Port and circles around Udo Island. The total length is approximately 11.3km to 11.5km, and it takes about 4 to 5 hours on foot. You can enjoy scenery where Udo's coastline, which resembles a lying cow, harmonizes with green meadows, black stone walls, and lighthouses.
NatureJeju Olle Course 10-1 is a course approximately 4.2 to 4.3 km long, stretching from Sangdong Port to Hadong Port on Gapado, which has the lowest maximum elevation among Korea's inhabited islands. Due to the small scale of the island, it is characterized by the fact that it can be fully explored in about 2 hours even at a slow walking pace. It is a meaningful place where Hallasan, the highest mountain in Korea, and Gapado, the lowest island, coexist.
NatureThis 15.6km coastal Olle trail runs from Hwasun Geummo-rae Beach to Hamo-ri Beach in Daejeong-eup. Passing through Sseok-eun-dari, Hwanguchi Coast, Sanbang Yeondae, and Songaksan Mountain, the path includes rocky terrain and uphills in the early stages, followed by flatter paths. A key feature is the view of Marado and Gapado islands from the summit of the Songaksan crater.
NatureStarting from Hamo Sports Park and passing through the summit of Moseulbong Peak to Mureung Oegatjib, this course is a path steeped in both modern and contemporary history. The "Forgotten Old Path" leading to the summit of Moseulbong has been restored, allowing travelers to enjoy the scenery of the oreums in the southwestern part of Jeju amidst swaying silver grass. This section also passes through Gotjawal forests, such as the "Secret Forest," where you can encounter Jeju's expansive landscapes.
NatureSpanning approximately 17km from Mureung Oegatjib to Jeolbuam Rock at Yongsu Port, this course winds through a scenic blend of coastal paths and rustic farmland trails. Travelers can immerse themselves in the tranquil beauty of western Jeju, wandering through vast garlic fields, rolling hills, and along the shores of the shimmering turquoise sea.
NatureThis 16.2km course begins in front of Jeolbuam Rock at Yongsu Port and continues to the Jeoji Art & Information Village. The route turns from the coastline toward mid-mountain forest paths, passing through Yongsu Reservoir, forests, and Nakcheon-ri Village. It is characterized by sections of narrow forest paths, field paths, and pine needle paths.
NatureStarting from Jeoji Village, this trail winds through fields before leading into the lush Gotjawal forest, where travelers can immerse themselves in the vibrant vitality and green energy of the woodland. A highlight of the course is reaching the summit of Mundoji Oreum, which offers breathtaking panoramic views of Hallasan Mountain and the surrounding volcanic cones.
NatureStretching from Jeoji to Hallim, Jeju Olle Course 14 is a trekking route where forest paths and coastal paths harmonize. The course features a succession of rural field paths, lush forest trails, riverside paths, and seaside paths, offering views of Biyangdo Island throughout the walk. The course includes Jeoji Art Information Village, Wollyeong Cactus Habitat, Hyeopjae and Geumneung Beaches, and Hallim Port.
NatureThis approximately 16.5km course stretches from Hallim Port to Gonae Port, passing through subtropical forests and the scenery of the mid-mountain area. It features a blend of endless field paths, forest paths, and dirt paths, allowing you to experience diverse landscapes of the sea and villages. This section offers quiet and peaceful trekking, where coastal views and forest paths harmonize.
NatureThis 13.5km coastal walking course starts at Hallim Port Ferry Terminal and ends at Gonae Port, taking approximately 5 hours. The route begins at the port, passes through beaches, and concludes at the port, offering views of Biyangdo Island, Unyonggot Lighthouse, Jeju Hansupul Haenyeo School, and the sea of Geumseong-ri. This coastal-centered course passes through Haemosal Beach in Gyeodeok 1-ri and reaches Geumseongcheon, where a mid-way stamp is located.
NatureJeju Olle Course 17 is a long-distance walking trail that follows Musucheon, passing through waterways where forest paths meet the sea, before entering downtown Jeju City. The route consists of crossing eight bridges and passing through Dodoo's Oraemul and five or six spring water baths. It is a relatively flat path, including low-altitude oreums, gentle coastal paths, and mild forest trails.
NatureLocated on Chujado Island, about an hour and a half ferry ride from Jeju Port, this 18.2km trekking course winds through a dramatic landscape of mountains and coastal cliffs, taking approximately eight hours to complete. The archipelago, comprising four inhabited islands and thirty-eight uninhabited islets, offers a mystical sense of being surrounded by layers of mountains and sea. The route features diverse trekking sections and scenic landmarks, including the Nabaron Skyway and the Yeongheung-ri Mural Alley.
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