[2025 Wonju Attraction] Travel Guide for Wonju Sogeumsan Mountain Suspension Bridge (Updated Jun)

Its a must see if you visit Wonju. Surprised, The new suspension bridge that is 2 kms right after the blue bridge, following the path extension. It was a unique experience! The view is breathtaking in both bridges! Be prepared to to climb hundreds of steps to reach the first bridge, but it's worth every step to get there! Suggesting arranging to have at least 4 hours to spend for the whole walk. The whole area is still under renovation. They are building a cable car, which eventually make things much more easy. #mytripvlog #breathtaking #mountainview #nature

#celebratewithtrip Sogeumsan Suspension Bridge is located in Wonju. It is 100 meters high and 200 meters long, making it one of the longest and also the scariest bridges in Korea. This bridge between the mountains fascinates everyone with its view. Note: Since it is a windy area, I recommend you to dress accordingly. Best time : Fall season What to eat: There are many Korean restaurants under the bridge. #suspensionbridge #wonju #koreatravel #travelinspiration #placeswithviews

#summervacay 📍 317 Jijeong-ro, Jijeong-myeon, Wonju-si, Gangwon-do, South Korea ☀️ Operating Season (Summer: May to September) 🎟️ Ticketing Hours: 08:30 AM – 4:30 PM 🕘 Opening Hours: 09:00 AM – 6:00 PM 🚫 Closed: Every Monday 🎫 Ticket Options & Prices (KRW) 🔁 All-Inclusive Pass (Full Course – Cable Car + Hike + Skywalk) 👤 Adults: ₩18,000 👧 Children: ₩10,000 🚠 Cable Car Route Only Adults: ₩13,000 Children: ₩9,000 🚶♀️ Hiking Route Only Adults: ₩10,000 Children: ₩6,000 🌉 Don't Miss: Korea's Longest Expansion Suspension Bridge! The Sogeumsan Suspension Bridge is the highlight of the park — 🌁 200 meters long and 100 meters above ground! As you walk across, you'll get breathtaking panoramic views of the valleys and mountains. It’s thrilling but super safe — perfect for adventurers of all ages. 🧗♂️ Add in a scenic cable car ride and cool hiking trails shaded by lush trees — summer at Sogeumsan is all about fresh air, nature, and adrenaline! 📸 Pro Tip: Wear comfortable shoes, bring sunscreen, and stop by the photo zones on the bridge — they’re Instagram gold! 🧺 You can also enjoy a picnic near the base area with mountain views all around. #SogeumsanGrandValley #KoreaSummerTravel #SuspensionBridgeKorea #AdventureTime #NatureVibes #WonjuTrip

#Travel itinerary 🌳Let's go on a trip to Yeoju, the end of Gyeonggi-do, and Wonju Sogeumsan Grand Valley, the beginning of Gangwon-do. Gyeonggi-do and Gangwon-do are close to each other, so it's okay to travel. 1️⃣Day 1 🌺Take a look around Yeongwol Park and Yeongwolru around the Namhangang River in Yeoju. 🌻You can cross the suspension bridge or ride a Hwangpo sailboat. 🌸Stop by Yeoju Premium Outlet for shopping and lunch. 🌷After shopping, take a break at Mui Forest Cafe and indulge in the scent of coffee. 🌹Let's go to a place to stay for the night. Yeoju Sun Valley Hotel seems okay. 2️⃣Day 2 🌳Let's head to Wonju. 🌲Park at the Sogeumsan Grand Valley parking lot. 🌳Cross the Sogeumsan suspension bridge and look around the mountain path. 🌲Trek along the Sogeum Jando Trail while looking at the beautiful mountain scenery. 🌳At the end of Jando Trail There is a sky tower, so let's go up and take some pictures. 🌲Now we will cross the last course, the Ulleungdari Bridge. You can cross the 400m long Ulleungdari Bridge and take the escalator down, or you can come down along the mountain path. ☕️I had a great trip to Yeoju and Wonju.

#aprilblooms #southkorea #localguides #historicallandmarks 🌉 Sogeumsan Mountain Suspension Bridge (소금산 출렁다리) The Sogeumsan Suspension Bridge in Wonju, Gangwon-do, is Korea’s longest and highest pedestrian suspension bridge, offering breathtaking views and a thrilling experience.  ⸻ 📍 Address 12 Sogeumsan-gil, Jijeong-myeon, Wonju-si, Gangwon-do, South Korea  ⸻ 🎟️ Admission • Adults (ages 13 and above): ₩9,000 • Children (ages 7–12): ₩5,000 • Children under 7: Free Note: Admission includes access to the Sogeumsan Grand Valley, encompassing the suspension bridge and nearby attractions.  ⸻ 🕒 Operating Hours • May – October: 09:00 – 18:00 • November – April: 09:00 – 17:00 • Last ticketing: 1 hour before closing • Closed: Mondays (If Monday is a public holiday, closed the following business day)     ⸻ 🚗 Parking • Spaces: Approximately 261 • Fee: Free ⸻ 🌟 Highlights • Bridge Dimensions: 200 meters long, 100 meters high, 1.5 meters wide • Skywalk: Adjacent glass-floored observatory for panoramic views • Nearby Attractions: Wonju Railbike, Museum SAN, and scenic hiking trails 

#OutdoorDate The cable car course was a little short, but it was really fun! 🎢 The floor was glass, so it was really scary to look down… 😳 But it was comfortable and nice to go up by cable car instead of taking the stairs. 🚡 It was even better because it was a weekday morning, so I could enjoy it leisurely. 🌞 Thanks to that, there weren't many people, so I was able to enjoy it leisurely! ⏰Business hours Summer season 09:00 - 18:00 Winter season 09:00 - 17:00 Summer season regular holiday (every Monday) Winter season regular holiday (every Monday) 📍Sogumsan Grand Valley Gangwon-do Wonju-si Jijeong-myeon Jijeong-ro 317 Sogumsan Grand Valley Integrated Center

#HawaiiAirlineEvent Day 1 – Chuncheon Dakgalbi → Salt Bridge → Sono Felice Check-in •Lunch: Myeongdong Chuncheon Dakgalbi Alley When you come to Chuncheon, you absolutely have to eat dakgalbi. I went to ‘Log House Dakgalbi’, and the charcoal flavor really permeated the flavor. Since they fry it right on the hot plate, the portions are generous, and I was so full after eating the fried rice. The parking lot was nearby, so it was easy to get there by car. •Salt Bridge Walk After eating dakgalbi, I headed to Salt Bridge to help with digestion. It felt like walking on Uiam Lake, so the view was really nice, and it felt like walking on the lake. It was quiet because it was a weekday, so it was good for taking pictures. It was clear during the day, and the lights were on in the evening, so it was romantic. •Accommodation: Sono Felice Del Pino The highlight of this trip was Sono Felice. The room was spacious and clean, and the view was refreshing, so I was amazed as soon as I entered. The kitchen facilities, bedding, and amenities were all luxurious, and there was a swimming pool and sauna, so I was able to heal properly. Above all, it was quiet, so it was great for a good rest. ⸻ Day 2 – Accommodation breakfast → Gapyeong Lake Drive → Return to Seoul •Eat breakfast and leisurely check out Sono Felice breakfast was buffet-style, and there was a variety of food, from Korean food to bakery. Each food was carefully and neatly prepared, so I was satisfied. It was nice to be able to eat leisurely while enjoying the morning sunlight. Gapyeong Lake Drive & Cafe Before going up to Seoul, I drove toward Gapyeong Lake. I stopped by ‘Hoban Cafe’ for a moment and had a cup of coffee while looking at the lake, and the gentle waves and mountain scenery were so pretty. The weather was nice, so it was even more picturesque, and I was able to finish in a good mood.

Sogeumsan Grand Valley🚠 Wonju Sogeumsan Grand Valley is a comprehensive tourist complex located in the Ganhyeon area of ​​Wonju-si, Gangwon-do. You can enjoy the thrilling Suspension Bridge, Sogeum Jando, Sky Tower, and the wonderful scenery of Ulleungdari through the trekking course and cable car course. The first trekking course, Suspension Bridge, is a 100m high and 200m long pedestrian suspension bridge that opened in 2018. Ulleungdari is the longest pedestrian suspension bridge installed in a mountainous area in Korea, at 404m, twice as long as Suspension Bridge. It is called “Ulleungdari” because it makes people feel dizzy and their hearts flutter as they cross the bridge. Location📍 317, Jijeong-ro, Jijeong-myeon, Wonju-si, Gangwon-do, Sogeumsan Grand Valley Integrated Center Opening hours⏰ Summer season 09:00~18:00 Winter season 09:00~17:00 Every Monday Closed Admission Fee💵 Adult 10,000 won Child 60,00 won Free parking✌️ #Sogumsan Swinging Bridge #Sogumsan Grand Valley #Sogumsan Swinging Bridge #Sogumsan

Located in the picturesque region of Samcheok, South Korea, Sogeunsam Suspension Bridge offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and river valleys. Suspended high above a deep gorge, this bridge stretches 200 meters in length and provides a thrilling yet safe experience for visitors who want to take in the natural beauty from an elevated perspective. The bridge is named after the nearby Sogeunsam Rock, a significant geological formation in the area. As you walk across, you’ll be treated to stunning panoramic views of the lush forests and rocky cliffs below. The gentle swaying of the bridge adds an element of adventure, making it a must-visit for outdoor enthusiasts and photography lovers. One of the best times to visit is during autumn, when the surrounding landscape is painted in vibrant shades of red, orange, and yellow. In spring, cherry blossoms add a delicate charm to the scenery, making the bridge even more picturesque. Nearby, visitors can explore hiking trails, waterfalls, and traditional Korean pavilions, making it an ideal destination for a day trip. Whether you’re seeking an adrenaline rush, a peaceful nature walk, or simply a stunning view, Sogeunsam Suspension Bridge promises an unforgettable experience in the heart of Korea’s natural beauty. #koreatrip

Wonju Travel Guide 【Opening】 Wonju is located in the southwest of Gangwon-do, South Korea. It is the capital of Gangwon-do and is about 75 miles from Seoul. The average annual temperature here is 10.8 degrees Celsius, and the average annual precipitation is 128.7 cm. The climate is pleasant and the scenery is beautiful. Wonju is rich in natural landscapes and cultural heritage, such as Chiak National Park, pagodas, and temples. It is a tourist destination that integrates nature and culture. 🕰️【Opening Hours】 Museum SAN: 09:00–18:00. Specific opening hours may vary depending on the season. It is recommended to check in advance. Sogeumsan Mountain: 09:00–18:00. The opening hours of the suspension bridge and the sky observatory may vary. Hanji Theme Park: 09:00–18:00. Specific opening hours may vary depending on the season. It is recommended to check in advance. 🎫【Ticket Prices】 Museum SAN: Meditation experience + outdoor garden + art museum + paper museum: KRW 35,000; outdoor garden and art museum only: KRW 19,000. Sogeumsan Mountain: Adults KRW 9,000, children KRW 5,000. Hanji Theme Park: The ticket price is about KRW 10,000. The specific price is subject to the scenic spot announcement. 🏕️【Things to Do】 Museum SAN: Here you can see exhibitions, experience meditation, make your own mugs, enjoy the mountain scenery in the cafe, and experience the artistic atmosphere. Sogeumsan Mountain: You can experience two suspension bridges—the blue Sogeumsan Suspension Bridge (200 m long) and the yellow Sogeumsan Ulleong Bridge (404 m long)—as well as the 353-meter-long cliffside iron road (Sogeumsando) and the Sky Tower. In addition, you can also experience the rail bikes at the foot of the mountain and enjoy the maple leaves. Hanji Theme Park: Learn about the process of making Hanji paper, experience Hanji culture, and make your own Hanji souvenirs. 🚌【Transportation】 External transportation: Take a bus from Seoul Express Bus Terminal, about 2.5 hrs to Wonju. Internal transportation: In Wonju, you can take a taxi or bus to various attractions. For example, it takes about 20 mins by taxi from downtown Wonju to Museum SAN. 👉【Itinerary】 Day 1: Depart from Seoul to Wonju in the morning. After arriving, go to Museum SAN to visit the exhibition and experience meditation. In the afternoon, go to Hanji Theme Park to learn about Hanji culture and make souvenirs. Have dinner in the city center in the evening. “Mihang” restaurant is recommended. Day 2: Go to Sogeumsan Mountain in the morning to experience the suspension bridge and the sky observatory, and enjoy the natural scenery. Return to the city center in the afternoon and go to Wonju Traditional Market to experience local life. Have dinner in the city center in the evening. It is recommended to taste local specialties. 🧡【Pre-trip Preparations】 Documents: Bring your passport, visa, and other valid IDs. Clothing: Choose appropriate clothing according to the season. It is recommended to bring light summer clothing and sunscreen. Other: Bring sunscreen, mosquito repellent, commonly used medicines, chargers, a small amount of cash, and a credit card. It is recommended to exchange some Korean won in advance for use in places where credit cards are not accepted.

Attractions - Gangwon Gamyeong: The government office of one of the eight administrative districts during the Joseon Dynasty, built in 1395 and used for 500 years until 1896. Similar in structure to a palace, it is divided into three sections based on the "three gates and three courts" principle, comprising approximately 70 rooms. Severely damaged during the Korean War, the main gate, Bujeongnu, and Seonhwadang, the governor's office, survived and are valuable relics for studying ancient Korean government architecture. Wonju holds the Gangwon Gamyeong Cultural Festival annually. - Sogeumsan Suspension Bridge: Located at 1031, Ganhyeon-ri, Wonju-si, Gangwon-do, it is the longest suspension bridge in Korea. There is a market at the entrance where you can buy local traditional food and snacks. Nearby attractions include a mountain cable car (currently under construction) and a skywalk. - Oak Valley Ski Resort: Located at 66, Oak Valley 1-gil, Jijeong-myeon, Wonju-si, Gangwon-do, this European-style resort sits in a wide valley surrounded by oak forests. The resort consists of nine different ski slopes and features high-speed chairlifts, an international standard half-pipe, a golf course, and condominium-style accommodations. - Park Kyung-ni Literature Park: Themed after Park Kyung-ni's novel *The Land*, this park was created by renovating the author's former residence. Preserving the original appearance of where Park Kyung-ni wrote *The Land*, the surrounding area features three themed parks, "Pyeongsa-ri Courtyard," "Hongik Garden," and "Hudo Field," based on scenes from the novel. Food Recommendations - Hanwoo: Many Hanwoo restaurants in Wonju's traditional markets offer authentic Hanwoo barbecue. Known for its high quality and delicious taste, Hanwoo beef is one of Korea's specialties. - Spicy Chicken Feet: A local Wonju specialty, spicy chicken feet are spicy but not greasy, making them a great appetizer. - Seafood Pancake: A traditional Korean dish, Wonju's seafood pancakes are famous for their generous seafood filling and crispy texture. Accommodation Recommendations - Oak Valley Resort: This upscale resort, located within the Oak Valley Ski Resort, offers a variety of comfortable rooms and suites, as well as dining and entertainment facilities. - Wonju Hotel: Conveniently located in downtown Wonju, this hotel is close to many shops and restaurants. Offering comfortable rooms and a variety of services, it's a good choice for both business and leisure travelers. Transportation Guide - Airplane: Wonju does not have an airport. The nearest airports are Seoul Incheon International Airport and Gimpo International Airport. From the airports, you can take an airport limousine bus, taxi, or subway to Wonju. - Train: Wonju has a train station called Wonju Station. Trains from Seoul, Busan, and other cities arrive at Wonju Station. - Bus: Wonju has an intercity bus terminal called Wonju Intercity Bus Terminal. Intercity buses from Seoul, Busan, and other cities arrive at Wonju Intercity Bus Terminal. Things to Note - Weather: Wonju's weather can be unpredictable, so it is recommended to bring rain gear and warm clothing. - Traffic: Traffic in Wonju can be congested, so plan your itinerary in advance to avoid delays. - Shopping: Wonju has many shopping malls and markets where you can find a variety of goods. When shopping, pay attention to price and quality to avoid counterfeit products.

#December Travel Support Event The Sogeumsan Suspension Bridge was a truly thrilling experience. The swaying sensation felt on the bridge was thrilling, and the view from high up was overwhelming. The bridge shook in the wind, which made me feel a little uneasy, but it was equally thrilling and fun. The thrill of reaching the end of the bridge gave me a different kind of fun, and it was the perfect place to enjoy the thrill while taking in nature. This is a place I highly recommend to those who enjoy the thrill of high places.

#December Travel Support Event The Sogeumsan Suspension Bridge was a truly wonderful experience. The view from the bridge was truly spectacular, and the thrill of being on the swaying bridge was another fun experience. Even people who don't like hiking should definitely visit this suspension bridge. The path to the bridge is not too difficult, so you can enjoy it lightly, and you can feel refreshed in the quiet nature. The view from the bridge is particularly impressive, so it's definitely worth experiencing at least once.

This is the Sogeumsan Suspension Bridge in Wonju It takes 10-15 minutes to walk from the parking lot to the ticket booth And if you walk up for 15-20 minutes from the ticket booth You will see the Sogeumsan Suspension Bridge It is a bridge that is about 200 meters long But it is scarier than you think when you get to the middleㅎ I don't like high places and I don't like rides either So I personally felt dizzy even on the suspension bridgeㅎ #Wonju #Sogumsan #Sogumsan Suspension Bridge #

#SeptemberTravelSupportEvent #UniqueTour #FamilyTravel #WonjuTravel Visit the Ulleungdari and Swinging Bridge in Wonju Sogeumsan Grand Valley, the Zhangjiajie of Korea. Step on the slender iron bridge built on a high mountain and look at the scenery from the long bridge, just like Zhangjiajie. However, the course takes about 2 hours and 30 minutes and the closing time is early, so be careful.

#September Travel Support Event Gangwon-do Wonju's famous place! Wonju Sogeumsan Suspension Bridge. It's named after the long bridge that sways even with the slightest movement, so it's a place that's very difficult for people with acrophobia to cross. I recommend you go with your parents! 📌 Location Gangwon-do Wonju-si Jijeong-myeon Ganhyeon-ri San 116-1

Closed on Sundays, take the kids for a hike It's an hour's drive from Seoul, arriving at the Jumunjin parking lot in Wonju It takes about 20 minutes on foot to reach the unmanned ticket booth, head towards the entrance to the mountain There is a manned ticket booth. After checking the ticket, you have to walk 576 steps to reach the first suspension bridge, which is the blue bridge. After crossing the blue bridge, there is a garden courtyard, you can take the stairs (this is fast), or you can walk around the courtyard (this is slow). Arriving at the second ticket checkpoint, you can go straight in, and after walking another set of stairs, there is a boardwalk; it's all made of metal sheets, and at the end, you can see the yellow suspension bridge and the observation deck. After going down from the observation deck, you can pass through the yellow suspension bridge, which is longer than the first one and shakes a lot, especially when the wind blows. There is also a glass walkway. Finally, follow the signs to descend the mountain, the whole journey takes about 2.5-3 hours to budget. Not suitable for children under 3 years old, otherwise, the parents will be very tired. Those who like hiking can come and visit, it has more scenic value than the suspension bridge at Majang Lake in Paju (called). If you don't want to hike and just want to walk the suspension bridge, wait for the cable car to be repaired, and the elevator to go down the mountain to be repaired before going. Adult ticket: 9000 Korean Won. Parking P|: Free There are canteens, convenience stores, coffee shops, hotels, and campsites at the foot of the mountain.

Just looking at it makes your legs shake I visited the suspension bridge at Sogeumsan Grand Valley in Wonju! The round-trip 3-hour course includes the suspension bridge, cliff trekking, and the swaying bridge. Grand Valley is a tourist spot where hiking and extreme experiences are appropriately mixed. If you want a thrilling experience, head to Wonju!

#HongKongFlightEvent I went to the Salt Mountain Suspension Bridge in Wonju!! I don't have a fear of heights, but there were a lot of people and the wind was blowing, so it shook a lot and was very scary ㅠㅠ It might be hard for people with a fear of heights to go, but it's worth looking at from the front ㅎㅎ #Wonju #Salt Mountain Suspension Bridge

#WinterTravel #WonjuTravel #SogumsanGrandValley SogumsanGrandValley, which was even more beautiful because it snowed the day before💕 The snowy mountains and trees I saw recently were really beautiful. I recommend Wonju, which has a winter travel feel!