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NatureStarting from the Kim Man-deok Memorial Hall in the heart of Jeju City, this course winds past Jeju Port to offer stunning views from Sarabong and Byeoldobong Peaks. Travelers will walk along ancient paths that once connected the historic site of Gon-eul-dong—a village lost to fire during the April 3 Incident—toward Sinchon, reaching a breathtaking climax at Sibikoji.
NatureStarting 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.
NatureJeju Olle Course 2 is a route approximately 14.5km long, stretching from Gwangchigi Beach to Onpyeong Port. It takes about 4 to 5 hours to complete the course. At the starting point, Gwangchigi Beach, you can witness a spectacular sight where rocky areas covered in green moss are revealed when the tide goes out.
NatureCourse A of Jeju Olle Course 3 is a route approximately 20km long that starts from Onpyeong Port and continues to Pyoseon Haebichi Beach. You can experience the tranquility of the mid-mountain paths, and completing the course takes about 6 to 7 hours. Major landmarks include the summit of Tongoreum, Dokjabong, Kim Young-gap Gallery, Sinpung-Sincheon Sea Ranch, and Baegopeundari.
NatureThis coastal trekking course begins at Onpyeong Port and winds through the Onpyeong forest trails, passing by Hwanhae Fortress and the charming village cafes of Sinsan-ri. Merging with Course A at Sinpung Sea Ranch, the trail offers a breathtaking harmony of deep blue ocean hues and lush green pastures, all while being dotted with delicate wildflowers.
NatureJeju Olle Course 4 is a stunning coastal walking trail that begins along dazzling white sand beaches. The route takes travelers past traditional haenyeo (female divers) changing rooms and through the 'Ganeungae' passage into the fishing village of Sehwa 2-ri. A highlight of this course is walking along the Gamari Haenyeo Olle and the beautifully restored undersea forest path, which was brought back to life after 35 years.
NatureSpanning approximately 13km from Namwon Port to Soesokkak, Jeju Olle Course 5 is a coastal trail that is easy enough for beginners to navigate. As you traverse the scenic Keungeong Gyeongseungji—widely regarded as one of the most beautiful coastal landscapes in Korea—you will be treated to breathtaking views of dramatic rocky cliffs and charming village scenery framed by camellia groves.
NatureThis walking course begins at the Seogwipo Bus Terminal and winds through the mid-mountain areas before arriving at the Jeju Olle Traveler Center. Travelers can enjoy breathtaking views of Hallasan Mountain to the north and the southern coast of Jeju stretching out below. The trail offers a chance to marvel at the hidden scenery of the mid-mountain landscape, surrounded by dramatic rocky cliffs and lush, natural subtropical forests.
NatureThis walking course winds through the stunning columnar joints formed by cooled lava and passes through Yerae Ecological Park, where different flowers bloom with every season. The terminus, Daepyeong-ri, features a vast field known as 'Nandre'—a name derived from 'deureu,' meaning a wide field where the sea stretches out at the edge of Andeok Valley. The scenery of Gunsan Mountain, which embraces the village, is also breathtakingly beautiful.
NatureHayeong Olle Course 1 is an 8.9km walking trail that starts from the Seogwipo City Hall First Office, follows the waters of Cheonjiyeon, and returns to the City Hall. The course consists of Beopjangsa Alley, Geolmae Ecological Park, Cheonjiyeon Falls, Chilsimni Park, Saeyeon Bridge, Saeseom Park, and Cheonjiyeon Gijeong-gil. It connects various parks used as citizens' walking paths with major landmarks, and the route is easy to follow with markings along the way.
NatureHayeong Olle Course 2 is a walking trail that connects the rich cultural resources of Seogwipo's old downtown with urban parks and specialized themed streets. True to its name—a combination of the Jeju dialect word 'Hayeong,' meaning 'a lot,' and 'Olle'—this path invites travelers to stroll leisurely while immersing themselves in the natural and humanistic treasures tucked within the heart of Seogwipo.
NatureThe Dolo-reum Trail, Section 2 of the Hallasan Dullegil, is an 8km trekking course that begins at Borim Farm Junction and passes through Dolo-reum Junction, Pyogo Cultivation Junction, and Yongbawi, ending at the entrance of Seogwipo Natural Recreation Forest. Starting from the end of Section 1, the Cheona Forest Trail, climbing Geolinsa Deer Oreum and Dolo-reum allows visitors to enjoy the southwestern landscape, where Hallasan, Beopjeong Oreum, Bolle Oreum, Noro Oreum, and Samhyeongje Oreum unfold like a folding screen. The name carries the meaning of a path where gods from mythology dwell and pass through.
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