HOamsan

I like it because it has good accessibility and the mountainous terrain is not too rough.

It is close to Seoksu Station and can be climbed relatively easily.

Hoamsan Mountain is a beautiful mountain in all four seasons, but the snowy mountain is even more beautiful. ♡ Because it was snowing, there were not many hikers and I went there to see the beautiful scenery.

The mountain I go to every weekend is about 393m high and has great scenery and a variety of paths, making it cute and fun. There is also a pine tree forest, which is a healing forest.

⛰️Altitude: 398m ⛰️Difficulty: Medium ⛰️Course: Mulyeong Rest Area - Byeoljang Mountain Forest Trail - Bulyeongam - Hanumul - Seokgu - Madangbawi Rock - Gukgibong Peak (summit) - Hoapsa Temple - Neulsolgil - Mulgeun Rest Area A mountain that is not too difficult and is close by. I go there every week with my partner. The view is great and you can encounter various mountain paths such as rocky paths, pine field paths, and trails.

While planning a hike near Seoul, I thought, 'What if it's too hard?', 'It's a date, but won't I end up sweating profusely?' Have you all thought about this? I was like that too. However, Hoamsan Mountain is a hidden gem in Seoul that eliminates all such worries and is perfect even for beginner hikers.

2025.04.13. I went to Hoam Mountain on Sunday! I also stopped by Hoapsa Temple to avoid the rain and hail :) Maybe it was because the weather was bad, but it wasn't crowded! It snowed(?), hailed, and rained almost all the way down :) Still, it was a fun hike :)

♡Altitude: 393m ♡Location: Siheung-dong, Geumcheon-gu, Seoul ♡Course: Byuljangsan Mountain (Siheung Valley) - Bulyeongam - Hanumul - Hoamsan Mountain Summit - Hoapsa Temple - Neulsolgil - Byeoljangsan Mountain (Siheung Valley) A lot of spring flowers have bloomed in the mountain I go to every week. There are cute and diverse paths, so it’s not boring. The weather was a little cloudy, but it was perfect for hiking!! It’s also perfect for walking barefoot.

*Altitude: 398 *Difficulty: Medium *Hike time: 2 hours and 30 minutes round trip *Hiking course: Mulegeui Rest Area - Byuljangsan Forest - Bulyeongam - Seokgu - Madangbawi Rock - Hoapsa Temple - Neulsolgil - Byeoljangsan Forest - Mulege Rest Area The forest is nice and cute and has a lot to see. It’s great for hiking barefoot. The view is great and the forest and rocks make hiking fun.

If you start from the main gate of Hoapsa Temple and go up a steep hill, you will see Hoapsa Temple. It has been designated as a tangible cultural heritage by the Seoul Metropolitan Government!! I recommend going up further to see the view from the top of Hoamsan Mountain, then coming down Doksan Jarat Road to the Pine Tree Forest as a trekking course!!