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Samsaksan, rising beside Uiamho Lake and Bukhangang River, is one of Chuncheon's most scenic mountains. It consists of three rugged peaks: the main peak Yonghwabong (654m), Cheongunbong (546m), and Deungseonbong (632m), which gave the mountain its name. Though not very tall or grand, the mountain boasts beautiful scenery and is considered a notable mountain for the stunning views from the summit. Samsaksan features a mysterious gorge and waterfalls formed by jointed sandstone, including Deungseon Waterfall, Seunghak Waterfall, and Juryeom Waterfall, creating spectacular landscapes. From the top, you can gaze upon the cityscape of Chuncheon where Uiamho Lake and Bukhangang River blend together. True to its name containing ‘ak-san’ (meaning steep mountain), the terrain is steep and rugged. The main trails enter from Deungseon Waterfall ticket office and Uiam ticket office, with the route from Uiam including a difficult rock-climbing section. Samsaksan is designated a Gangwon-do monument and offers sights like Sangwonsa Temple, Heungguksa Temple, and Samsaksan Fortress.

Gubongsan (441m), a ridge with nine peaks stretching out, is a scenic viewpoint on the eastern outskirts of Chuncheon, a beautiful city surrounded by mountains, lakes, and rivers. It offers great views of the city. Since the 1990s, after a road was built halfway up the mountain, cafes and restaurants began to appear, and it has now become Chuncheon's representative cafe street. The cafes feature floor-to-ceiling glass windows or outdoor terraces to provide the best views. Unique photo zones include buildings reminiscent of Santorini, Greece, and a skywalk observatory surrounded by transparent glass. Among the upscale cafes, there is also an affordable rest area where visitors can enjoy canned coffee and janchi-guksu (banquet noodles), offering diverse choices. The bright daylight views and the sunset scenery dyed in twilight are both unmissable.

Once a declining alley, now reborn as a famous spot in Chuncheon. Yukrim Hill is a hill road connecting the now-closed ‘Yukrim Theater’ and Chuncheon Central Market, which was a major commercial area in Chuncheon until the 1980s and 1990s. However, with new town development and commercial shifts, foot traffic decreased and vacant stores increased. In response, Chuncheon City initiated projects such as the Makgeolli Village specialized street and youth mall creation starting in 2015 to revitalize Yukrim Hill. As a result, closed stores began reopening one by one, changing the streetscape. Trendy young shops appeared, including stylish cafes converted from old houses, new concept makgeolli bars, restaurants run by young farmers serving healthy meals, and European-style tea specialty shops. Meanwhile, long-standing stores like old shoe stores, tadpole noodle restaurants, oil shops, and puffed rice snack shops remain in place. This blend of old and new, analog and trendy sensibilities creates Yukrim Hill’s unique atmosphere.

춘천 향토 음식인 막국수를 테마로 한 체험형 박물관으로 막국수 뽑는 틀을 본떠 만든 외관부터 독특하다. 1층은 막국수와 메밀에 대해 소개하는 전시장, 2층은 직접 막국수를 만들어 맛보는 체험장이다.

춘천 사북면의 산 중턱에 자리한 해피초원목장은 체험 목장이자 SNS 인생 사진 명소로 유명하다. 약 23만 1,400㎡(7만 평) 초지에 펼쳐지는 목장은 한우를 방목하는 강원 한우 체험 농장으로, 소, 양, 토끼, 염소 등 다양한 동물들에게 직접 먹이를 주며 교감할 수 있다.

《봄·봄》,《동백꽃》등 한국 근대 명작 단편 소설을 여럿 남긴 김유정 작가를 기리기 위해 김유정 생가터를 중심으로 조성한 문학촌이다.