Jeju: Hiking Mt. Hallasan, South Korea's Highest Mountain

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- Explanations from legally licensed guides
- A chance to hear interesting tales and stories about Hallasan Mountain
- Extensive knowledge about the nature and volcanic activity of Hallasan Mountain
- hiking with lunch and snacks included

- South Korea, Jeju-do, Cheju, 2070-61 1100(Cheonbaek)-ro、韓國 | You can see rest areas, toilets, etc. at the Eorimok hiking trail entrance I will be holding your name board.
- Cheju, Jeju-do, South Korea

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- Not allowed: Alcohol and drugs, Baby strollers, Drones, Intoxication, Littering, Oversize luggage, Skirts
- Not suitable for: People over 80 years, People over 95 years, People with altitude sickness, People with diabetes, People with low level of fitness, People with mobility impairments, People with recent surgeries, People with respiratory issues, People with vertigo, Pregnant women, Visually impaired people, Wheelchair users

Explore Hallasan, the highest mountain in South Korea at 1950 meters above sea level.
It is one of the most popular courses for beginners in Hallasan, starting with the Eorimok Course and descending to the Yeongsil Course, a total of about 13km and 5-6 hours of climbing.
The Eorimok Course is 7 kilometers long and takes about three hours to complete.
A snowflake festival is held at Eorimok Square every winter.
The Yeongsil Course is 6 kilometers long and takes about 2-3 hours to hike, with plenty to see such as Yeongsil Giam, dense forests, and folding screen rocks.

- South Korea, Jeju-do, Cheju, 2070-61 1100(Cheonbaek)-ro、韓國 | You can see rest areas, toilets, etc. at the Eorimok hiking trail entrance I will be holding your name board.
- Cheju, Jeju-do, South Korea