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I got off at Bukhansan Ui Station and went up to Doseonsa Temple. It's March and there's snow.

Bukhansan Mountain Uisang Ridge Taegosa Temple Autumn Leaves Hiking 🍁🍂⛰️ Bukhansanseong Tamsen - Uisangbong Peak - ... - Munsubong Peak - Daenammun Gate - Taegosa Temple - Origin A total of 9.6km, high difficulty considering the distance! Uisang Ridge rock climbing was harder than I thought. There were mostly autumn leaves on the downhill road from Daenammun Gate towards Taegosa Temple, but there were none on the forest road after Taegosa Temple. 😆 The rocks at Uisang Ridge were nice, the view was nice, and the mountain scenery was very nice. It feels like a big mountain. Haha, personally, I liked this hiking course better than the Hidden Wall Ridge where I went to get certified at Baekundae. The fall foliage wasn't as good as I expected, perhaps because it wasn't at its peak or because of the weather, but it was still worth seeing. I was happy because the ridge itself was nice even without the fall foliage. 😊 Be sure to go to Munsubong Peak on Uisang Ridge. Haha, Munsubong Peak is the best!!! While living in Seoul for a month, I want to see all the mountains in Seoul...😍

Bukhansanseong Uisang Ridge course ⛳️Bukhansanseong Fortress Tamsen - Uisangbong - Yongchulbong - Yonghyeolbong - Munsubong - Daenammun - Taegosa Temple - Bukhansanseong Tamsen (approximately 9.6km) ⏰Approximately 4 hours and 50 minutes Take the KTX subway from Busan at 5:30 a.m. to Yeonsinnae Station and take a taxi 😅 My first experience of fall Bukhansan Mountain ⛰️ There are a lot of hikers from the head of the mountain. I wasn't able to get Baekundae certification, but I heard a lot about the good view of Uisang Ridge, so I went on the Uisang Ridge course.😆 The weather was cloudy and open and then repeated, and there were too many view points in between. It wasn't an easy course, but the ups and downs were fun, so I really enjoyed my first hike on Bukhansan Mountain. Most of the fall foliage was taken on the valley road that goes down from Munsubong Peak to Taegosa Temple. As the sun set on the valley road after 1pm, I was able to see some autumn leaves👍👍

Bukhansanseong Fortress Exploration Support Center - Uisang Ridge - Munmun Gate - Baekundae - Wonhyobong - Return to Origin The fall foliage at Uisang Ridge that I saved during the fall foliage season is the end of the end... ㅠㅠ When you ride Uisang Ridge, you will realize how thankful the deck stairs, iron stairs, and stone stairs are on the mountain and how convenient it is to increase altitude. When I went to a place I had been saving for with high expectations, it was as empty as ever. It became the best course with a hidden wall. The tour around the castle gate is a bit boring. It's not a particularly outstanding attraction... Baekundae, of course! But there are more foreign-made people than domestic ones. Haha, lastly, Won Hyo-bong, who wasn't expecting much, stabbed me in the back! Baekundae and the surrounding peaks illuminated by the sunset are truly beautiful. It was a truly happy hike this time too! The trail is slowly becoming covered with fallen leaves, so be careful not to slip. Beware of wild dogs on the way down from Wonhyobong Peak.

After a day of wandering around Bukhansan Mountain under the autumn sky, I thoroughly enjoyed the green forests, dry fallen leaves, dizzying rocky hills, and the soft yet powerful mountain ranges. Bukhansan Mountain is always wonderful, but even more perfect in the fall, Bukhansan Mountain👍

I felt that Bukhansan Mountain was a fun mountain with different charms for each course. It seems like going up Baekundae is more dangerous than going down. Crampons are essential for Bukhansan Mountain in winter👍 Course: Bukhancheon Bridge~Wonhyobong~Daedongsa~Summit~Baekundae Exploration Support Center Distance: 8km Exercise time: 3 hours and 14 minutes

The hidden wall valley road after the rain is a pleasure to the ears. I listened to the cool sound of the flowing valley water, looked at the chestnuts piled up, and even picked up a few chestnuts to eat. The rocky road is dangerous, so it would be better to take a detour. I walked slowly to Baekundae and ended up at the Baekun Exploration Support Center while listening to the sounds of the valley. Be sure to bring thermal clothing^^

I have been walking through the last winter of Bukhansan Mountain. It is one of the top 100 famous mountains spanning Seoul and Goyang, Yangju, and Uijeongbu in Gyeonggi-do. It is also called Samgaksan Mountain and is a representative symbol of Seoul along with Namsan and the Han River. However, among the three peaks of Bukhansan Mountain, Baegundae (837m) and Insubong Peak (811m) are all in the area of ​​Bukhan-dong, Deokyang-gu, Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, not in the administrative district of Seoul. In other words, strictly speaking, Bukhansan Mountain is not in Seoul, but in terms of national park designation, use, and recognition, it is recognized as a mountain that represents Seoul.

⛰️Bukhansan⛰️ ✔️Seoul’s highest peak. ✔️Even on weekdays, there are many domestic and foreign hikers. ✔️Provides the best view of the wonderful Amreung peaks and Seoul at a glance. ✔️The area near the summit is a rough section where you have to climb a dizzying rock ridge, so hiking shoes with good grip are recommended. ✔️Bukhansan Doseonsa Square parking lot - Harujae - Insuam - Baekun Mountain Lodge - Baekunbong Ammun - Baekundae (summit) - Return to origin ✔️Total distance about 4.5km ✔️Total time 2 hours 20 minutes (including breaks)

Jokduri Peak of Bukhansan Mountain comes to mind in fall 💚 From Jokdori Peak to Hyangno Peak to Bibong to Samobawi Rock. It's one of my favorite courses! Unlike the popular Ui-dong course, it is a rocky ridge, so it is fun to crawl up(?), and unlike the valley line, you can climb up while looking at the wonderful surrounding scenery, so it feels less difficult!! Also, the wind blows really well, blowing away the heat. Bibong (Silla Jinheung King Sunsoonbi) is located in a place that is difficult for the general public to access, and you can feel the power of what a great achievement it was at the time. I definitely feel like there are more foreigners these days. I hope everyone can experience this wonderful natural scenery 😍 Head down towards Eunpyeong Hanok Village and finish at a cafe near Jingwansa Temple with hot Ssanghwacha ☕️ Perfect 👍