Seongneol Oreum
성널 오름
Jeju
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The largest Oreum in the eastern part of Hallasan National Park
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Enjoy the Oreum views on the Hallasan Seongpanak Trail
It is the largest hill on the eastern side of Hallasan National Park, rising 750.2 m above sea level. It is distinguished by numerous valleys, ravines, and dense forests, and its high rock walls are said to resemble a plank-built castle, hence the name 'Seongneol Oreum. There is a long line of densely vegetated and massive stone walls, but it is a controlled access area, so if you climb the Hallasan Seongpanak Trail to Baengnokdam Lake, you can see this view from the Sokbat Shelter.
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- 47-38 Saenggiak-ro, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
- +82647107826
- How to get thereLocated in Hallasan National Park - 16 min drive from Sangumburi Crater to Hallasan Seongpanak Trail, and 1 hour and 20 min walk after getting off
- Insider TipsAdmission controlled
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