[A mountain shaped like a chicken's wing called Hanuibaram Mountain] It is a mountain shaped like a chicken's wing made of bisarit bamboo. Whe...
[A mountain shaped like a chicken's wing called Hanuibaram Mountain] It is a mountain shaped like a chicken's wing made of bisarit bamboo. When examining the mountain's structure based on the 400-meter contour line, there are as many as twenty ridges of bisarit bamboo. Overall, it forms a massive dome that overwhelms the viewer. It is known for its silver grass, celebrated with a festival on the first weekend of October. Due to sea winds, trees do not grow well here. The silver grass is found only along the main ridge between Sangbong, Yeondaebong, and Hwanhidae, yet it attracts crowds from all over the country. When accessed from the mainland, the entrance is through Gwansan-eup, so it is known as Gwansan Mountain, but originally it likely had a closer connection to Hoejin in Daedeok-eup. It was also called Cheonpungsan (Heavenly Wind Mountain), meaning Hanuibaram Mountain. This port at the tip of Jangheung Peninsula has been an important point on the South Sea route since ancient times. When King Geunchogo of Baekje conquered the Jeollanam-do region in cooperation with Imna-gun, they met here to complete their expedition, which is thought to be the origin of the character 'Hoe' meaning 'gathering.' Later, as Gwansan grew, the mountain's name may have been changed to Cheongwansan, inspired by a rock on the main ridge shaped like a traditional hat.
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🎫 No separate reservation requirement has been confirmed for general trails in Cheongwansan Provincial Park. However, silver grass season, strong wind, fog, rain, snow, ice, or trail maintenance may affect access, so check Jangheung tourism information and on-site signs before departure.
🅿️ Access is based around Jangcheonjae Parking Lot and Cheongwansan Provincial Park Parking Lot. Parking and access can be crowded during the October silver grass season and on weekends.
💳 Entrance fees, parking fees, and facility operations for Cheongwansan Provincial Park may change by season. Check before visiting.
A representative Cheongwansan summit route from Jangcheonjae to Yeondaebong via Yanggeunam and Jeongwonseok. Public route information lists it as 2.5 km and about 1.5 hours.
This route offers a relatively short way to experience Cheongwansan’s summit area, rocky scenery, autumn silver grass, and views toward the southern sea and islands.
Jangcheonjae → Yanggeunam → Jeongwonseok → Yeondaebong
Use Cheongwansan Provincial Park Parking Lot or the Jangcheonjae area as the main access point. Check local transport, taxi, and parking conditions before departure.
Although short, the route may include rocks, stairs, and steep uphill sections. Strong wind, fog, rain, snow, or icy conditions can reduce both visibility and safety.
Only verified points are shown on this map.
From Jangheung town or Gwansan-eup, access Cheongwansan Provincial Park Parking Lot or Jangcheonjae Parking Lot, then hike to Yeondaebong via Yanggeunam and Jeongwonseok.
↳ Jangheung / Gwansan-eup area → Cheongwansan Provincial Park Parking Lot → Jangcheonjae → Yeondaebong
• Bus, taxi, and parking conditions can vary during silver grass season and weekends.
⚠ During silver grass season, start early and allow enough descent time.
A representative Cheongwansan route from Jangcheonjae to Yeondaebong via Geumganggul Cave and Hwanhuidae. Public route information lists it as 3.6 km and about 1 hour 40 minutes.
This route combines Cheongwansan’s rocky formations, Hwanhuidae viewpoint, silver grass fields, and Yeondaebong summit views. It is slightly longer than the Yanggeunam route and offers a broader scenery sequence.
Jangcheonjae → Sports Park → Geumganggul Cave → Hwanhuidae → Silver Grass Field → Yeondaebong
Use Cheongwansan Provincial Park Parking Lot or the Jangcheonjae area as the main access point. During silver grass season, parking and access roads can be crowded.
Areas around Geumganggul and Hwanhuidae may include rocky paths and exposed viewpoints. Fog, rain, strong wind, or icy winter conditions can make the route risky.
Only verified points are shown on this map.
From Cheongwansan Provincial Park Parking Lot or Jangcheonjae Parking Lot, hike toward Sports Park, Geumganggul Cave, Hwanhuidae, the silver grass field, and Yeondaebong.
↳ Jangheung / Gwansan-eup area → Jangcheonjae → Geumganggul → Hwanhuidae → Yeondaebong
• During silver grass season, access roads and parking lots can be crowded.
⚠ Rocky viewpoints are strongly affected by weather, so check fog and wind conditions.
The Geumganggul and Hwanhuidae sections may include rocky paths and exposed viewpoints. Wet rocks, icy winter conditions, and strong winds can increase slip risk.
Gear: Hiking shoes, gloves, windproof jacket
Cheongwansan becomes crowded during the autumn silver grass season. Parking lots, access roads, and summit trails can be busy, so start early and follow on-site guidance.
Areas around Yeondaebong and Hwanhuidae can be windy, and fog can quickly reduce visibility. Prepare wind protection and avoid pushing on during rain, snow, or icy conditions.
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