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Seoraksan National Park. A Great Place to Cycle

Seoraksan National Park (섀악산ꡭ립곡원) is my favorite place to ride in Korea throughout all seasons, so I have put some info together for those of you who want to head that way for a weekend. The mountainous terrain provides great views when going down the windy roads and also great distraction when going up them. [...]

Why Not Warm Shower it up in Korea? (3 comments)

There are plenty of ways in Korea to make a cycle tour a little cheaper and more interesting at the same time. Sure you can wild camp (my personal favorite) but not everyone is comfortable with the idea of pitching up behind a small shed in the middle of nowhere and sometimes it’s just nice [...]

Doraksan Campsite

Just down the road from the Woraksan Gukrip Gongwon Campsite is the start of the the hiking trails for Doraksan. The round trip hike to the peak took a little over 4 hours and had some great views. There is a small place at the start of the hike next to the car park where [...]

Woraksan Gukrip Gongwon Campsite (1 comment)

The Woraksan Gukrip Gongwon Campsite is located further up the in the same valley as the Soseonam and Soseonam #2 campsites. Compared to the other two campsites in the area it is very small and is hidden just off the valley road next to the river. There are toilets across the road an a small [...]

Soseonam Campsite #2

Soseonam Campsite #2 differs slightly from the first Soseonam Campsite (μ†Œμ„ μ•”μ•Όμ˜μž₯). Located about 500 meters up the road it has more a of a camping feel to it with slightly over grown grassy areas, no assigned camping spots and little to no lighting at night. There is however a small convenience store (맀점) at the [...]

Soseonam Campsite (3 comments)

The Soseonam Campsite (μ†Œμ„ μ•”μ•Όμ˜μž₯) is located in a very nice valley beside a clean river about a 15 minute drive (45 min bike ride) from the city of Danyang. It is your typical Korean, drive up and pitch your tent on a small piece of ground. Each camping spot is numbered and my guess is [...]

Camping in Korea

First things first. The word/symbols for campsite in Korea is μ•Όμ˜μž₯. (ya-yeong-jang) Unfortunately camping in Korea is not one of the easiest things to do. Most campsites are limited to the National Parks with limited English information available, and forget finding a small place to pitch a tent for the night. I tried this when [...]

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