Hallasan National Park

Took a winter hike up the Eorimok trail and it was very exciting journey walking through the snow was tough getting up the slopes. it’s even tougher going down the slopes and was slippery! recommended crampons is a must for winter. the place to hike if you visit Jeju. don’t miss this adventure!!!

Enjoyable hike, great view except for the lake on the peak of the mount which was dried out. Moreover, it was way too crowded so sometimes we had to queue while on the path.

Hanna Mountain is a mountain on Jeju Island, at an altitude of 1950 meters, it is located in the middle of Jeju Island, is a volcanic activity generated basalt peak, the scenery here is very good, is a must-see place.

On the bus, I saw a group of old people wearing sportswear. After getting off the bus, I followed them and found the way to climb the mountain. I suggested that we should wear special climbing shoes. Fortunately, I checked the strategy ahead of time, so my mother and I wore climbing shoes. Hannah Mountain has few gentle roads. Most of them are big stones. Sometimes they really use both hands and feet. Because they have to go to Yayue in the afternoon, they have not reached the top. Next time, it's going to take a whole day to finish the climb.

I went up from the spiritual chamber to the shelter of Weishiyue, then to the foot of the main peak in the direction of Donek, and returned to pasture down the mountain from Royal Li. Part of the whole mountain road is paved with wooden boards and part of the original uneven stone road. No tickets, instant noodles and water prices in the prestigious mountains are similar to those under the mountains, which is very different from the prices of domestic scenic spots.

It's really good. Have a chance to go and see it together.

Hanna Mountain is in the center of Jeju Island, and there are many doors and entrances that can go up the mountain. The entrance self-driving parking lot is very convenient, and the parking lot is charged per time. The road up the mountain is relatively gentle, there are stone stone sections, there are hemp ropes, there are wooden plank roads, there are ladders, and it is possible to walk in rain. In summer, the mountains are quite cool, full of trees, there are ditches along the way, there are various small animals and birds and introductions. The whole family climbed for more than two hours, and looked at the map and showed that it had not reached halfway, so they returned. It is worth visiting and breathing fresh air!