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Seoraksan National Park 설악산국립공원 & around Sokcho
▶Facts & Coverage of Seoraksan National Park
▶Main Attractions & Facilities
▶Hiking Courses (from Seorakdong Information Center)
Open all year round.
Seorak Cable Car: 8:30/9:00-18:00. 5 mins ride. 10-15 mins frequency. Operating hours available on official website 1 day in advance. Varies according to season and weather conditions.
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Park Entrance: free admission
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Cable Car Ride (return ticket only, 5 mins per way): ₩15,000 Adult (age 12 & above) / ₩11,000 Child (age 37mths - 11) / free Infant (age 0 - 3)
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Sinheungsa Temple: free admission
Option 1 (preferred):
Departing from Seoul Express Bus Terminal 서울고속버스터미날
서울특별시 서초구 신반포로 194 (반포동) | 194, Sinbanpo-ro, Seocho-gu, Seoul
Express Bus Terminal Station (line 3/7/9, exit 1 - Gyeongbu & Yeongdong Line).
www.exterminal.co.kr (Korean only)
Take the Express Bus bound for Sokcho (속초), arriving at Sokcho Express Bus Terminal. 2.5-3hrs, first bus@6:00, last bus@23:30, 36 trips daily, Adult: 17,900 won / Teen (age 13-18): 12,500 won / Child (age 7-12): 9,000 won.
Arriving at Sokcho Express Bus Terminal 속초고속버스터미널
강원도 속초시 동해대로 3988 (조양동) | 3988, Donghae-daero, Sokcho-si, Gangwon-do
Upon arrived at the bus terminal, walk 100m towards the traffic light on your right (when facing the road), cross the road, turn left 20m to the bus stop and take bus #7/7-1 (1,100 won,30-40mins) to the park entrance which is the last stop. Alternatively, you can take a taxi from the taxi stand outside the bus terminal to the national park. 15-20 mins (15,000+ won) . There is an Information Centre next to this newer bus terminal, as well as a convenient store and cafe. A short 7 mins walk to Sokcho Beach.
Take the Non-Stop Bus bound for Sokcho (속초), arriving at Sokcho Intercity Bus Terminal (refer as 'Sokcho Bus Station' by Sokcho locals) but some routes may arrive at Sokcho Express Bus Terminal instead. 2.5-3hrs, first bus@6:05, last bus@23:00, Adult: 16,700 won / Teen (age 13-18): 11,700 won / Child (age 7-12): 8,400 won.
Arriving at Sokcho Intercity Bus Terminal 속초시외버스터미널
강원도 속초시 장안로 16 (동명동) | 16, Jangan-ro, Sokcho-si, Gangwon-do
Option 2:
Departing from Dong Seoul Bus Terminal 동서울종합버스터미널
서울특별시 광진구 강변역로 50 (구의동) | 50, Gangbyeonnyeok-ro, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul
Gangbyeon Station (line 2, exit 4). Note: Search for 'Ganbyeon' instead when using MetroidHD app.
www.ti21.co.kr (Korean only)
💡If you are staying South of Han River (e.g. Gangnam), Seoul Express Bus Terminal on the same side will be the obvious choice.
💡If you are staying North of Hangang River (e.g. Seoul Station, Myeongdong, Dongdaemun), there is not much time difference taking the subway to either of these bus terminals.
However, if you are planning to take taxi to the bus terminal especially during the peak hours, Dong Seoul Bus Terminal on the same side maybe a better option without the need to cross the Han River.
Online Integrated Express Bus (www.kobus.co.kr)
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Information on the number of seats available on departing date/time, bus grade and price.
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Local Korean Mobile required for reservation.
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Use 'Seoul>Dongseoul' for departing from Dong Seoul Bus Terminal and 'Seoul>Seoul Gyeongbu' for Seoul Express Bus Terminal to "Gangwon>Sokcho".
Seoraksan National Park has one of the best natural landscapes in Korea that can be enjoyed by all ages with its scenic cable car rides to the summit. It makes an ideal day or overnight trip from Seoul to Sokcho with nearby beautiful beaches, popular food at traditional market, wide range of accommodations options and accessibility to public transport.
Facts & Coverage of Seoraksan National Park
Seoraksan National Park covers a huge area of 400.027km² and spans across 4 administrative areas of Inje, Goseong, Yangyang and Sokcho in Gangwon Province, South Korea.
The park is divided into Naeseorak (area west of Seoraksan Mountain towards Inje), Oeseorak (east towards Sokcho & Goseong) and Namseorak (south towards Yangyang) with 14 hiking courses from low to high difficulty levels.
Source: Korea National Park Service
It has a total of 30 imposing peaks with Daecheongbong Peak (1,708m) the highest and third highest peak in Korea. Over 2,000 animal species and 1,400 rare plant species coexist in the beautiful nature of Seoraksan National Park.
Recognitions & Achievements of Seoraksan National Park
1965 - Designated as Natural Monument No. 171 (i.e. nature preservation area).
1970 - Designated as the 5th National Park in Korea.
1982 - Designated as Biosphere Reserves by UNESCO (the 1st in Korea).
2005 - Designated as Category II (national park) by the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature).
2014 - Designated for inclusion in International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Green List of Protected Areas.
Main Attractions & Facilities @Seoraksan National Park
Seorakdong Entrance ✦ Seorakdong Information Center ✦ Seorak Cable Car ✦ Gwongeumseong Fortress ✦ Beacon Tower ✦ Anrakarm Temple ✦ 800-year-old Pine Tree ✦ Sinheungsa Temple ✦ Cafes & Restaurants
Seorakdong Entrance of Seoraksan National Park
There are several entry points to Seoraksan National Park with Seorakdong Entrance being the most popular and easily accessible on public transport from Sokcho City. This is also the entrance if you wish to take Seorak Cable Car to Gwongeumseong Fortress summit, visit Sinheungsa Temple and have your meals at Seoraksan National Park.
Seoraksan-ro is the main and only road leading to Seorakdong Entrance. The entrance is located only 5 mins walk from the nearest 5-star hotel, Kensington Hotel Seorak with other accommodation clusters located slightly further away along Seoraksan-ro. Bus No. 7/7-1 from Sokcho City also stops near Seorakdong Entrance.
Bus Stop for Bus#7/7-1 near Seorakdong Entrance
Just before Seorakdong Entrance are Seorak Rest Area, public toilets and public parking. When you walked past the main entrance, you will come across a Asiatic Black Bear Statue, the mascot of Seoraksan National Park.
Seoraksan National Park Seorakdong Information Center 설악산국립공원 설악동탐방지원센터
Onsite hiking equipment rental: 9:00 - 14:00, return by: 16:00. Free.
A little further away from Seorakdong Main Entrance, you will come across Seoraksan National Park Seorakdong Information Center where you can get information on exploring Seoraksan Mountains (maps, Oeseorak courses, entry times for each trail) and free hiking equipment rental (i.e. hiking boots, backpacks, knee pads, hiking sticks, first aid kits, cushions, crampons).
Seorak Cable Car 설악 케이블카
8:30/9:00-18:00. Operating hours available on official website 1 day in advance.
₩15,000 Adult (age 12 & above), ₩11,000 Child (age 37mths - 11), free Infant (age 0 - 3). Return-trip ticket only.
5 mins ride. 10-15 mins frequency. max 50 people per cabin (non air-conditioning).
Seorak Cable Car is a must-try for many visitors to Seoraksan National Park and the base station is located about 5 mins walk from Seorakdong Entrance. The cable car will take passengers on a spectacular scenic ride (1132m travel distance) up the peak of Gwongeumseong Fortress Platform (700m).
💡Due to possible weather changes, you can only purchase ticket onsite on the day itself. No advance ticket reservation available.
💡Arrive early if you wish to take the cable car rides as queue is often expected and you may get tickets for later departures if the earlier timings are sold out. Expect long queue during the peak autumn foliage season.
Floor Guide of Cable Car Station (base):
1F - Ticketing, Restaurant
2F - Cable Car Boarding Area, Cafes, Snack Bar & Souvenir Shop
3F - Rooftop Observatory
💡Access the toilets from outside, at the side of the building.
During the cable car ride, you can enjoy breathtaking view of the Sinheungsa Temple, Seoraksan Mountains, Ulsanbawi Rock, Sokcho City and East Sea.
a) Gwongeumseong Fortress Platform 권금성 (summit)
Once the cable car reaches the summit stop at Gwongeumseong Fortress Platform, you can enjoy the scenery at its observatory deck, walk up to Gwongeumseong Peak Beacon Tower or down to Anrakarm Temple and a 800-year-old pine tree.
There are cafe, local specialities store and restroom at Gwongeumseong Fortress Platform too.
💡The site of Gwongeumseong was once a fortress, built in 1253 to defend against Mongolian invasion during the Goryeo Dynasty. The fortress is no longer around, only the site remains.
b) Gwongeumseong Fortress Beacon Tower 봉화대
From Gwongeumseong Fortress Cable Car Platform, you can take the easy and popular stairs and wooden-deck trail (10-15 mins walk) up to Gwongeumseong Fortress Beacon Tower (also known as Bonghwadae).
At Gwongeumseong Fortress Beacon Tower, you can enjoy magnificent panoramic view of the surrounding (i.e. mountain peaks, gigantic cliffs, valleys, rivers, city & sea), worthy of your trip to Seoraksan National Park, particularly for the non-hikers.
c) Anrakarm Temple 안락암 & 800-year-old Muhaksong Pine Tree 무학송
From Gwongeumseong Fortress Cable Car Platform, it is a 5 mins walk down the trail to Anrakarm Temple and a 800-year-old Muhaksong Pine Tree that resembles a dancing crane.
Cafes & Restaurants
There are a good selection of cafes and restaurants, particularly near Seorak Cable Car Station that you can take a break and have your meals at Seoraksan National Park.
Hiking Courses from Seorakdong Information Center @Seoraksan National Park
Overview of Hiking Courses ✦ Towangseong Falls Observatory Course ✦ Ulsanbawi Rock Course ✦ Geumganggul Cave Course ✦ Yangpok Shelter Course
Overview of Hiking Courses
There are a total of 14 hiking courses from different starting points at Seoraksan National Park.
Of which, there are 4 same-day courses and 2 overnight courses from Seorakdong Information Center (/Main Entrance) of Seoraksan National Park.
a) Same-day Hiking Courses from Seorakdong Information Center
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Towangseong Falls Observatory Course (incl. Biryong Falls Course incl. barrier-free section)
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Geumganggul Cave Course (incl. Biseondae Rock Course, Biseondae Barrier-Free Trail & Biseondae Nature Observation Trail)
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Yangpok Shelter Course (incl. Biseondae Rock Course, Biseondae Barrier-Free Trail & Biseondae Nature Observation Trail)
b) Long/Recommended Overnight Hiking Courses from Seorakdong Information Center
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Daecheongbong Course (10hrs 40 mins, 1-way)
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Dinosaur Ridge Course (14hrs 40mins, 1-way)
These courses are recommended for 2 days 1 nights. However, it is common for the Koreans to start these courses as early as 3:00 in order to complete it within the same day too!
There are 4 shelters (i.e. Hoeh-un-gak, Suryeomdong, Socheong & Yangpok) available for reservation in Seoraksan Mountain. These shelters are generally used by hikers for overnight stays on long courses or taking refuge during emergency situations.
Same-day Hiking Courses from Seorakdong Information Center (/Seorakdong Main Entrance)
a) Towangseong Falls Observatory Course 비룡폭포(토왕폭전망대)
Course: Seorakdong Information Center ➧ Yukdam Falls ➧ Biryong Falls ➧ Towangseong Falls
Full (1-way): 2.8km, 1hr 30 mins. moderate, intermediate & advanced sections
Partial (1-way): Biryong Falls Course (2.4km, 1hr. moderate & intermediate sections)
Designated Entry Time: visiting is restricted from sunset to 2 hours before sunrise the next day (latest updates)
Towangseong Falls Observatory is a comfortable course where you can enjoy the beautiful valleys, cliffs and waterfalls (i.e. Yukdam, Biryong & Towangseong Falls) of Seoraksan National Park.
The first section of the course, commonly known as Biryong Falls Course (2.4km, 1hr) starts with 1.2km of barrier-free trail (i.e. accessible to strollers & wheelchairs) before the gradual ascend to the valley where you can see Yukdam Falls and crossing the suspension bridge for Biryong Falls.
From Biryong Falls, it is a steep section (0.4km, 30 mins) on steel stairs leading to Towangseong Falls Observatory where you can view Towangseong Falls in the distance.
The 3-tiered waterfall, opened to the public in 45 years, flows down from Hwachaebong Peak to Chilseongbong Peak with a total height of 320m (upper tier: 150m, middle tier: 80m, lower tier: 90m).
💡Towangseong Fall is designated as Scenic Site by Korea Heritage Service in 2013.
b) Ulsanbawi Rock Course 울산바위코스
Course: Seorakdong Information Center ➧ Singheungsa Temple ➧ Heundeulbawi Rock ➧ Ulsanbawi Rock
Full (1-way): 3.8km, 2hrs. easy, intermediate & advanced sections
Partial (1-way): Heundeulbawi Rock Course (2.8km, 1hr. easy & intermediate sections)
Designated Entry Time: visiting is restricted from sunset to 2 hours before sunrise the next day (latest updates)
Ulsanbawi Rock Course is a representative and popular course from Sinheungsa Temple, Heundeulbawi Rock to Ulsanbawi Rock.
The first section of the course is commonly known as Heundeulbawi Rock Course (2.8km, 1hr) where the actual hike begins after Sinheungsa Temple with gentle ascend to Heundeulbawi Rock. You can see the famous Rocking Rock and Gyejoam Hermitage, a large natural stone cave temple built during the Silla Dynasty.
💡Heundeulbawi Rock Course is popular in spring for it valley's willow trees (May) and autumn foliage in fall (mid Oct - early Nov).
From Heundeulbawi Rock, the course (1km, 1 hr) begins on steep ascend (stone & steel stairs) to arrive at Ulsanbawi Rock.
Ulsanbawi Rock (873m) is one of the most representative sights of Seoraksan Mountain, composed of 6 gigantic peaks that resemble a fence with a circumference of 4km.
💡Ulsanbawi Rock is designated as Scenic Site by Korea Heritage Service in 2013.
c) Geumganggul Cave Course 금강굴코스
Course: Seorakdong Information Center ➧ Sinheungsa Temple ➧ Waseondae Rock ➧ Biseondae Rock ➧ Geumganggul Cave Course
Full (1-way): 3.6km, 2hrs. easy, moderate & expert sections
Partial (1-way): Biseondae Rock Course (3km, 1hr 20mins. easy & moderate sections). Include Biseondae Barrier Free Trail (1.4km, 20 mins) & Biseondae Nature Observation Trail.
Designated Entry Time: Visiting is restricted from sunset to 2 hours before sunrise the next day till Biseondae. After Biseondae (Cave/Madeungnyeong Direction): 3:00 - 11:00 (Apr-Oct), 4:00 - 10:00 (Nov-Mar). Control entry time will be extended for those who have made shelter reservations in the mountain. (latest updates)
Geumganggul Cave Course (/Biseondae Rock Course) will take you through beautiful natural scenery of forest, valleys, flowing streams, unique rock formations and view of mountain peaks.
1st Section: Biseondae Rock Course (3km, 1hr 20mins)
The first section of the course is referred as Biseondae Rock Course. After passing Sinheungsa Temple, you will get on Biseondae Barrier-Free Trail (1.4km, 20 mins, strollers & wheelchairs friendly) which is also part of Biseondae Nature Observation Trail. This barrier-free trail ends at Seolwon Bridge.
After the barrier-free trail, the scenery gets more interesting and you will get to walk alongside the flowing stream before reaching Waseondae Rock. Waseongdae Rock is surrounded by clear valley water, dense forests and cliffs but the rock has 'disappeared'.
Next, you will arrive at Biseondae Rock, an area is known for its beauty. There are large flat Biseondae Rock with carved inscriptions by the flowing stream, 3 majestic peaks (from left to right: Mireukbong Peak, Hyeongjebong Peak & Seonnyeobong Peak) rising from giant rocky wall and the wooden deck trail alongside the stream, pools and big rocks.
💡Biseondae Flat Rock is designated as Scenic Site by Korea Heritage Service in 2013.
💡Geumganggul Cave is located behind Mireukbong Peak.
Biseondae Exploration Support Center 비선대탐방지원센터
Once you cross the bridge, you will arrive at Biseondae Exploration Support Center which also marks the end of Biseondae Rock Course.
The trails starting from Biseondae Exploration Support Center are more strenuous and difficult with designated entry times.
💡If you go left after Biseondae Exploration Support Center, you will enter Cheonbuldong Valley Course in the direction of Yangpok Shelter (3.5km), Huiungak Shelter (5.5km) and Daecheongbong Peak (8.0km, the highest summit of Seoraksan Mountain).
💡If you go right after Biseondae Exploration Support Center, it will lead you to Geumganggul Cave (0.6km), Madengryeong Pass (3.5km), Oseam Hermitage (4.9km) and Baekdamsa Temple (11.4km).
2nd Section: Biseondae - Geumganggul Cave (0.6km, 40 mins)
To continue on to Geumganggul Cave, turn right after Biseondae Exploration Support Center. Hereon, it is a long walk up the narrow stone path and very steep steel staircase installed on Mireukbong Peak leading up to Geumganggul Cave.
Geumganggul Cave is a natural cave with a temple set up inside the cave. You can enjoy view of Seoraksan Mountain Peaks (i.e. Daecheongbong, Jungcheongbong, Socheongbong), Cheonbuldong Valley and Gongryong Ridge on the trail.
d) Yangpok Shelter Course 양폭코스
Course: Seorakdong Information Center ➧ Sinheungsa Temple ➧ Waseondae Rock ➧ Biseondae Rock ➧ Gwimyeonam Rock
Full (1-way): 6.5km, 3hrs 10mins. easy, moderate & intermediate sections.
Partial (1-way): Biseondae Rock Course (3km, 1hr 20mins. easy & moderate sections). Include Biseondae Barrier Free Trail (1.4km, 20 mins) and Biseondae Nature Observation Trail.
Designated Entry Time: Visiting is restricted from sunset to 2 hours before sunrise the next day till Biseondae. After Biseondae (Yangpok Direction): 3:00 - 14:00 (Apr-Oct), 4:00 - 12:00 (Nov-Mar). Control entry time extended by 2 hours for those who have made reservations at Yangbok Shelter. (latest updates)
1st Section: Biseondae Rock Course (3km, 1hr 20mins)
The first section of Yangpok Shelter Course follows the same trail as Biseondae Rock Course (i.e. 1st section of Geumganggul Cave Course) from Seorakdong Information Center to Biseondae Rock and Biseondae Exploration Support Center.
2nd Section: Cheonbuldong Valley Course (3.5km, 1hr 50mins)
From Biseondae Exploration Support Center, turn left to enter Cheonbuldong Valley Course. The course is famous for its beauty particularly in Autumn but it is a fairly long course with intermediate difficulty level.
One of the main highlights of the course is the large Gwimyeonam Rock, located midway between Biseondae Rock and Yangbok Shelter. The large rock is called 'Ghost Face Rock' because it looks like a scary ghost's face, standing guard at the entrance to Cheonbuldong Valley.
After Gwimyeonam Rock, the trail goes on a strenuous long steep descend and ascend but with gorgeous scenery. The final section include crossing the valley on Byeongpunggyo Bridge, walking past Oryeon Falls to eventually arrive at the final destination of Yangpok Shelter. Yangpok Shelter provides basic overnight stay for those on longer courses or a rest stop for others before heading back to Biseondae and Seorakdong Information Center.
💡Yangpok Shelter Course has one of the most beautiful autumn foliage (mid-Oct to early-Nov) courses at Seoraksan National Park.
💡Cheonbuldong Valley is the top 3 valleys in Korea, together with Chilseon Valley of Jirisan Mountain and Tamna Valley of Hallasan Mountain. It is also designated as Scenic Site by Korea Heritage Service in 2013.
💡If you are not for the full 3.5km Cheonbuldong Valley Course, you may consider to cover just a short distance (where fitness & entry control time permit) to experience the beauty of Cheonbuldong Valley. It is common for hikers not on overnight stay in Seoraksan Mountain to turn back at Gwimyeonam Rock or earlier.
Scenery of Four Seasons @Seorsaksan National Park
Seoraksan National Park offers magnificent scenery that can be visited all year round.
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Other Attractions in Sokcho
Sokcho Tourist & Fishery Market ✦ Abai Village & Boat Rides ✦ Sokcho Beach
There are many other interesting attractions to visit at Sokcho besides Seoraksan National Park.
Sokcho Tourist & Fishery Market (formerly Jungang Market) 속초 관광수산시장 (구: 중앙시장)
강원도 속초시 중앙로147번길 16 (중앙동) | 16, Jungang-ro 147beon-gil, Sokcho-si, Gangwon-do
Bus No 7/7-1
A traditional market that opened in 1953 and was included on the Korea Tourism Organisation list of 'Best Traditional Markets for Foreign Tourists'. The market has around 450 stores and a visit to this market is highly recommended.
a) Fruits, Dried Seafood & Snacks
The market also sells many varieties of snacks and freshest seasonal fruits.
b) Famous Dak-gangjeong (sweet and sour fried chicken) & Tempura
You may see many people walking around the market (or even Sokcho town) carrying a white paper box. It is the famous dak-gangjeong (sweet and sour fried chicken) at the market and a MUST-TRY in Sokcho!
c) Seafood Restaurants
At the basement level, there are many popular seafood restaurants where you can pick your favourite fresh seafood and have the restaurant cooks for you, at additional charge. A recommended pick is the steam crab and its fried rice!
Abai Village (아바이 마을) & Abai Village Boat Rides (아바이마을 갯배)
Hometown to many people of North Korean ancestry, fled here during the Korean War. The large number of elderly people in this village results in its nickname 'Abai' which means 'an aged person' in Korean.
From Sokcho Tourist & Fishery Market, go to Jungang-dong ferry dock to take the Abai Village Boat (also known as gaetbae in Korean), operated by ferryman pulling ropes to get to the other side of the water. 1-way: 200 won, Return: 400 won.
Sokcho Beach 속초해변
강원도 속초시 해오름로 190 (조양동) | 190, Haeoreum-ro, Sokcho-si, Gangwon-do
A short 7mins walk from Sokcho Express Bus Terminal is the beautiful Sokcho Beach where one can relax while waiting for the bus back. There are several interesting sculptures (e.g. dolphins), clear water view and superb quality sand along the 450m stretch of beach.
Separately, further away from the town center accessible by local bus #3/3-1, 35-45 mins (or 15mins by taxi) are Seorak Waterpia (water theme park@Seorak Hanwha Resort), Seorak Cinerama (filming site theme park@Seorak Hanwha Resort) and Teddy Bear Farm.
Recommended Accommodations in Sokcho
There are several accommodation option to Seoraksan National Park:
1. Near Seoraksan National Park (recommended) - There are a number of accommodations along the road near to Seoraksan National Park entrance. They provide a great stay experience with scenic surroundings and mesmerising sunrise/sunset over the slopes of Mt. Seorak. One can enjoy an easy walk to the park entrance and back to hotel conveniently after the hike.
2. Sokcho Town - Probably a more affordable option with more dining options and to do around the town after hiking at Seoraksan National Park. During the peak autumn foliage season in October, the road leading to the park will be jammed with traffic and public buses packed with people.
Kensington Hotel Seorak
★★★★ | 8.5 Review Rating
Kensington Hotel Seorak is the nearest hotel located on the road leading to the entrance of Seoraksan National Park (5 mins walk). Surrounded by nature, the hotel has a charming English-style ambience and most rooms overlook the scenic Seoraksan Mountains. Authentic Korean dishes are served at Gayatgo Restaurant, while European grill and seafood can be sampled at The Queen Restaurant. Drinks are available at Feelings Lobby Lounge and Abbey Road Sky Lounge. Bus 7 and 7-1 from town stop outside the hotel.
HK Resort
8.2 Review Rating
HK Resort is the next nearest hotel located 30 mins walk to the entrance of Seoraksan National Park. The resort offer family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and balconies. Each room includes a kitchenette, dining table and free WiFi. The rooms come with futon beds and/or double beds. The bus stop on the main road (Seoraksan-ro) is 2 stops away on bus 7/7-1 to Seoraksan National Park. There are restaurants, 7-Eleven convenience store and Seoraksan National Park Information Center along the main road near the hotel.
The Red House
8.8 Review Rating
The Red House is another budget accommodation located in the same cluster as HK Resort. The hotel offers a variety of room types (double room, triple room, bungalow, family room, family suite & dormitory) with air-conditioning, private bathrooms and mountain views. Each room includes a refrigerator, TV and free toiletries.
Map of Bus Terminals in Seoul for Bus to Sokcho/Seoraksan National Park
Map of Sokcho Town, Bus Terminals & Key Attractions
Seoraksan National Park - Map Illustration of Hiking Courses from Seorakdong Park Information
Source: Korea National Park Service. Printed copy is also available at Seoraksan National Park Seorakdong Information Center
Seoraksan National Park - Map of Complete Hiking Courses & Their Difficulty Levels
Printed copy available at Seoraksan National Park Seorakdong Information Center
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