[2025 Taebaek-si Attraction] Travel Guide for Taebaeksan National Park (Updated Mar)

On a snowy day, Taebaek Mountain is simply a very beautiful park. When my friend and I reached the summit, we were at a loss for words to describe the place, and the view was clearly an eternal expanse of snow-covered hills. After visiting about 12 of Korea's great national parks, the scenery I was fortunate enough to see at Taebaek Mountain was of the highest value. I started to enjoy walking and playing with snow in Yeokelsa, and there was a distance from Taebaek Station to this place. The walk can be done in less than two hours. The beauty of Korea's mountain ranges is that every peak is really great, and you can walk a long distance in a day. Like many of Korea's sacred mountains, Now, when I think of the wild beauty of Gangwon Province and the elements of nature, I think of Taebaek Mountain. It may be surprising because Seoraksan National Park is located in the same province. Seoraksan is undoubtedly exceptional and surpasses Taebaek Mountain in beauty, but Taebaek Mountain is unique to you and the mountain itself.

#SnowflowerTravel Hambaeksan is a mountain in Taebaek, Gangwon-do. Although it is a high mountain, it is good because you can drive to the top of the mountain. If you want to climb to the top of the mountain without difficulty, you can park your car near the KBS transmission tower and climb up. There is always snow in the winter, so it is great for a snowflower trip. #Hambaeksan #Hiking

My mom loves hiking so much that I've been following her hiking latelyㅎㅎ I heard there was a lot of snow on Taebaeksan so I dressed warmly and went to see the snowy scenery. It was cold but really pretty🏞 I think hiking is the best way to see the snowy scenery👍 #Gangwon-do travel #Hiking #Taebaeksan #Mountain tour #Snowy scenery

#koreatrip "Taebaeksan National Park is an incredible destination, especially in winter when it transforms into a snowy wonderland. I visited during the Taebaeksan Snow Festival, and the entire landscape was covered in a thick, sparkling layer of snow—it was like stepping into a winter fairytale. The hike to the summit was tough due to the cold, but the view from the top was absolutely worth it. The frost-covered trees, known as “snow flowers,” created one of the most magical winter scenes I’ve ever seen. Even outside of winter, Taebaeksan is beautiful, with colorful autumn foliage and blooming wildflowers in spring. The park is well-maintained, and the air was incredibly fresh. I also visited the Cheonjedan Altar, an ancient site used for traditional rituals, adding a unique cultural experience to the trip. If you love winter hiking or want to see Korea’s most beautiful snowy landscapes, Taebaeksan is a must!"

#WinterTravel #TaebaekTravel I'm from Busan and I want to run through the snow like an excited calf in winter. I'm going to tell you a story about a winter when I really enjoyed the snow. Taebaek is also famous for its heavy snowfall. Unfortunately, I couldn't see it snowing in real time, but I visited on the first day of the Snow Festival and had fun watching it. It's a festival that decorates the end of a winter trip, so plan ahead for this winter as well ❄️ - - 📍Taebaek Snow Festival Taebaeksan National Park, Taebaek-si, Gangwon-do

#WinterTravel #TaebaekTravel If you are planning a winter Taebaek trip, I highly recommend you visit the Snow Flower Festival! A place where you can enjoy various ice sculptures in a pure white snow field. Maybe it is famous, but tourists from all over the country flock here. I think it was even more popular because it was free admission. There are many snow-loving courses, so I highly recommend you visit ❄️ - - 📍Taebaek Snow Flower Festival Taebaeksan National Park, Taebaek-si, Gangwon-do

#WinterTravel #TaebaekTravel Taebaek Snow Festival, a winter festival that seems to decorate the end of winter! I was curious about how pretty it would be, so I decided to make Taebaek the last course of my winter trip. I was so lucky that the festival period coincided! There were more beautiful sculptures than I thought. Unlike the Alps Village, it is a place full of well-made works. I recommend Taebaek as a winter travel course❄️ - - 📍Taebaek Snow Festival Taebaeksan National Park, Taebaek-si, Gangwon-do

#cherryblossom2024 Maybe not then, but I'll see those cherryblossoms as soon as I get to be the winner. Kudos!

In Taebaek, which is called Harbin or Sapporo in Korea... I had a great time with the igloo cafe experience, snow sculpture experience, and snow slide experience. I roasted sweet potatoes that were given out for free on a brazier and ate them. This is truly a snow country... Snow flower climbing and clean air are just bonuses...

#Hiking #Travel#Taebaeksan#Mountain climbing#Fall foliage Hyuldong, Taebaek-si, Gangwon-do A mountain spanning Taebaek-si, Gangwon-do and Bonghwa-gun, Gyeongsangbuk-do. Only 17.440 km2 of the Taebaek-si area was designated as a provincial park, but on April 1, 2016, the National Park Committee of the Ministry of Environment confirmed the designation of Taebaeksan National Park, and from August 22 of the same year, it was expanded to Yeongwol, Jeongseon, Samcheok, and Bonghwa, becoming the 22nd national park in Korea with a total area of ​​70.052 km2. The main peak, Janggunbong, is 1,566.7 m above sea level. It is located in the area where the Sobaeksan Mountains branch off from the Taebaeksan Mountains. It does not appear to be the mountain mentioned in the Dangun myth below, but since the name is the same, a Dangun Shrine was built near the summit (1987) and the Cheonjedan was renovated[3], and a ceremony to offer sacrifices to Dangun is held every year. Originally, there was a Taebaekcheonwangdang (Taebaek Shinsa [4]) here, but now only the Cheonjedan remains. In addition to the Cheonjedan, there are Janggundan and Busodan (Gu-euldan), but they are smaller and less famous than the Cheonjedan.

I went hiking in Taebaek, Gangwon-do on a snowy day✨ It was an even more valuable time because I could enjoy the snowy mountains. The scenery was so spectacular that my mouth hurts to say anything The view from the top is still etched in my memory☺️ ╳°»｡ ∾･⁙･ ღ ➵ ⁘ ➵ ღ ･⁙･∾ ｡«°╳ 🏷️ Taebaeksan National Park ✔️It's okay even for beginners ✔️Make sure to wear thin layers of clothing ✔️Crampons are now a must #Hiking #HotPlace

Taebaeksan Mountain, located in Taebaek, Gangwon-do, is covered in snow these days 💙 I came back with even more valuable memories because I could encounter a beautiful scenery as I climbed the snowy path hard and climbed again 💕 Even beginners can climb it if they have patience, so please try it out ✨ Since there is a lot of snow, I recommend wearing crampons Have a safe and enjoyable hike 😊 #Hiking #Taebaeksan Mountain #Taebaek #Taebaek Travel

#Let's go on a trip #Picnic#Hiking#Travel#Outing#Drive Located at 1,470m above sea level, Manggyeongsa Temple is the highest temple in South Korea (excluding North Korea). On the Bonghwa-gun side, there was a temple that stored the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty. In late spring and early summer, azaleas bloom beautifully, and azalea festival is held, and in winter, snowy scenery is beautiful, so a snow festival is held. #HotPlace

Taebaeksan Yuilsa Exploration Trail Course. This is the fastest course. There is no parking fee or admission fee at the Yuilsa Exploration Trail parking lot. If you go up for about 40 minutes along the gentle trail, you will reach Yuilsa. Up to this point, it is a wide, paved, good road that cars can go up, and from here on, it is true. If you go up quickly, you can climb from Yuilsa in 1 hour. It is not a difficult course... But there are a lot of rocks, so hiking boots with good grip are essential. After passing the summit, Janggunbong, you will reach Cheonjedan about 200 meters further.