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ExperienceA landmark park in Seogwipo that serves as a gateway for the Jeju Olle Route 6 and various scenic walking trails. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of Cheonjiyeon Falls and wander through a unique landscape adorned with stones engraved with beautiful poetry and song lyrics.
NatureLocated near the coastline of Hogeun-dong next to Seogwipo Girls' High School, Sokgol Amusement Park features lush forests and an abundant water supply flowing through a deep valley that meets the sea. Thanks to this unique landscape where the valley meets the ocean, the flowing cool waters provide a refreshing escape, perfect for dipping your feet on a warm day. Beyond wading in the water, visitors can also enjoy a peaceful retreat while strolling along the forest trails surrounding the valley.
NatureLocated in a quiet residential neighborhood near Wimi Elementary School in Seogwipo, Suwarae Bakery is a charming artisanal bakery housed in a beautifully preserved traditional house. Specializing exclusively in baked goods and bottled beverages with no coffee menu, this takeaway-only spot offers high-quality treats at more affordable prices than typical tourist bakeries. Their signature salt bread, crafted with premium French butter and organic flour, is a must-try.
FoodLocated near the Sagye-ri Office, Orangutan Myeon Office is a specialty dandanmyeon restaurant that offers a single menu item made with local Jeju ingredients, with adjustable spice levels. The interior is decorated with orangutan ornaments and props, and the shop also sells merchandise such as T-shirts.
NatureLocated in Gangjeong-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, Jeju M Resort is situated near the Olle Trail Course 7-1. Some guest rooms are constructed with hinoki cypress, providing a subtle fragrance and a sense of comfort, and the resort is characterized by its wide, unobstructed views of the ocean. Along with amenities such as a large trampoline park, karaoke rooms, and a business room, the resort also operates the Korean restaurant 'Eongttojeong' and the black pork specialty restaurant 'Eongtto Heukdwaeji.'
NatureLocated 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.
NatureLocated northeast of Donggwang-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Gamnang Oreum is a parasitic cone featuring gentle slopes and a horseshoe-shaped crater facing the northeast. The crater area is covered in lush grasslands, while the surrounding slopes are blanketed in cedar forests. Because Gamnang Oreum and Wonmul Oreum are joined by a continuous ridge like conjoined twins, a popular hiking route involves ascending the pine-forested Gamnang Oreum and descending via Wonmul Oreum. The trek takes about 30 minutes along grassy trails where cattle and horses once roamed. On clear days, the summit offers breathtaking panoramic views of Hallasan Mountain, Sanbangsan Mountain, and even Gapado Island in the distance. The location is also conveniently close to O'sulloc Tea Museum, famous for its green tea fields and desserts, and Camellia Hill, making it an ideal stop for a day trip.
NatureLocated east of Gangjeong Village, the southernmost village in Seogwipo, Gangjeongcheon is a 16km-long spring-fed stream whose name reflects its abundant waters. Fed by natural bedrock water from Hallasan Mountain, the stream flows year-round and serves as a habitat for sweetfish and flocks of mandarin ducks, a protected natural monument. The area near Gangjeonggyo Bridge features shallow waters, making it an ideal spot for families with children to splash around. The stream is conveniently located near Yakcheon Temple, Jeju's largest temple, as well as Seogeondo Island—accessible only at low tide—and Beomseom Island on Olle Trail Course 7. Escaping the heat amidst this harmony of pristine waters and stunning natural scenery offers a refreshing experience distinct from Jeju's coastal adventures.
NatureGaetgeori Oreum is a distinct conical volcanic cone located along the roadside, connected to the eastern side of Georinsaseum and separated from it by a steep mountain pass. A rest area situated at mid-level on the slope of Georinsaseum offers drivers a place to pause and enjoy panoramic views of Jeju’s southwestern landscape, as well as the coastline stretching from Seogwipo City to Mosulpo Beach. Note that another oreum also known as Gaetgeori Oreum can be found east of Munsudo in Myeongwol-ri, Hallim-eup. On the southern side of this oreum lies the Manbeongdeung Cemetery, a site steeped in Jeju’s history where victims were buried, offering visitors a poignant space for remembrance and reflection.
NatureGeorin-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.
NatureStretching approximately 12km from Chagwido Port through Sindo-ri to the Ilgwa intersection, this scenic coastal road is often called the "Sunset Coastal Road" due to its breathtaking evening views. A slow drive along this route reveals charming, rustic fishing village landscapes and the stunning sunset over Chagwido Island. Traveling from Gosan-ri toward Sindo-ri, travelers will encounter Suwolbong Peak and the Eongal Coast. Suwolbong, also known as Nokkomul Oreum, is a small volcanic cone standing 77 meters high, offering spectacular panoramic views thanks to its position jutting out toward the sea. The Eongal Coast is a quintessential natural landmark of Jeju, recognized as one of the island's 31 hidden scenic treasures. Its unique coastal cliffs feature striking sedimentary layers and are part of a UNESCO Global Geopark. As part of the Jeju Olle Trail Course 12, this route is perfect for both scenic drives and leisurely walks.
NatureLocated between Cheonjeyeon Falls and Beritne Oreum in Jungmun-sangro, Seogwipo, Gwangmyeongsa is a small Buddhist temple belonging to the Taejong Order. It was founded by Venerable Bang Dong-hwa, who led the Muo Beopjeongsa anti-Japanese struggle in 1918, just one year before the March 1st Independence Movement. Despite its profound historical significance, the temple's history spans less than a century.