GUryongsan

In warm weather, a lot of the view is blocked, but it is a good local mountain for light exercise on the weekend.

The view from the top of Guryongsan Mountain was nice. Because it was a low mountain, I brought some water, but I should have brought some chocolate. I want to come again on a snowy day~

It's not a high mountain, but it's a good mountain for a walk.

Starting from Maebong Station, I was able to use Seoul Duli-gil on the Guryongsan-Daemosan course in about 3 hours. Because there is construction going on here and there. I was able to climb up by referring to Naver maps. You can think of it as almost halfway to Bulguksa Temple after passing the sky bridges. I recommend taking the Maebong Station - Suseo Station Line 3 course.

After going to Yangjae-dong, take a walk to the nearby Guryongsan Mountain entrance. Seocho-gu also has many mountains.

A friend from Gaepo held a hiking meeting at Mt. Guryong. Even though it's cold, it feels so refreshing and good to meet and talk after a long time while hiking. The view from the top is so pretty, as if there's no fine dust. It was hard to hike on a steep path instead of a circular path, but I got a lot of exercise and felt like my lifespan was extended by a month. It was a fun hike.♡♡

Guryongsan Mountain overlooks Gangnam, Seoul. It is usually climbed in conjunction with Daemosan Mountain. You can go up from Yangjae Citizen's Forest Station and go down to Suseo Station via Daemosan Mountain, or from the top, come down again toward KOICA and come down to Yangjae Citizen's Forest. It's not a very difficult mountain, but if you walk in conjunction with Daemosan Mountain, Yangjae Citizen's Forest, or along Yangjaecheon, you can get some exercise.

I walked from Yongoreum Bridge in Gangnam-gu. Most of the uphill climb is made up of stairs, so even beginners can climb it comfortably! It's not difficult at all! It took about 30 minutes one way, and it also went up very slowly! The scenery is good at the top, but the observatory in the middle is even prettier! It’s a mountain with a beautiful night view, so I think it would be nice to come at night~

Guryong Mountain, where the barefoot path that starts halfway up Daemosan Mountain continues all the way to the top! If you walk comfortably on the road that starts from the deck on the side of Daemosan Mountain, you will come to a path where you can take off your shoes and walk barefoot. If you trudge along the bare foot path that continues along the road, you will reach the summit of Daemosan Mountain, 306 meters above sea level, in 40 to 50 minutes. These days, when you go up in the late afternoon and enjoy the shallow sunset and panoramic view of Seoul for a while, it gets slightly dark when you come down...