Odaesan National Park is located in the province of Gangwon-do, South Korea. It was first designated as the 11th national park in 1975. The park is named after the 1,563-metre mountain Odaesan, which means "Five Plains Mountain", named after the five plains between the area's five major peaks.
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Odaesan Mountain is a mountain located in the province of Gangwon-do in South Korea. It is part of the Taebaek mountain range and stands at 1,563 meters (5,128 feet) above sea level. Odaesan Mountain is considered one of the most famous and popular mountains for hiking in South Korea due to its natural beauty, cultural significance, and accessibility. The mountain is home to a number of temples and other cultural sites, including Woljeongsa Temple, one of the most important temples in Korea's Jogye Order of Buddhism. The mountain is also a popular destination for those interested in the traditional Korean practice of shamanism, as it is home to several shamanic shrines. The mountain is covered with a dense forest and it's known for its beautiful autumn foliage. The mountain is accessible by public transportation and it's a popular day trip destination from nearby cities like Pyeongchang and Wonju. The Odaesan National Park was established on the mountain in 1971 and it's a UNESCO biosphere...
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Though by no means one of my favorite national parks in Korea, Odaesan is still a really nice place. The hiking is easier than in many of the other national parks in Korea, but unfortunately that results in views that are just okay.
This place might be much more beautiful in fall during peak foliage (or even on a clear day instead of during a snowstorm like when I visited), but if you're looking for amazing views, the nearby National Parks of Taebaeksan, Woraksan, and of course Seoraksan are far better options, in my opinion. Still worth visiting, but if you're pressed for time in Korea, there are other places more...
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Beautiful park with several temples. Entrance to the park is 6,000 Won for one day. The entrance fee covers everything (parking, access to temples, etc).
The hikes here are not difficult and very doable. When you go off the main walkways you won’t be able to push a stroller or wheelchair.
In March there is still snow on the ground or slush so make sure you have the appropriate...
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