📝 1. Overview
Hallasan National Park is the crown jewel of Jeju Island—a dormant volcano rising 1,947 meters above sea level and crowned with a crater lake. As Korea’s highest peak, it offers surreal landscapes, dramatic seasonal changes, and some of the best hiking trails in the country. From alpine flowers to snow-covered ridges, Hallasan is a pilgrimage for nature lovers and hikers alike.
🌟 2. Highlights
🥾 Hiking Trails – Well-marked routes from easy forest walks to summit treks
🌋 Baengnokdam Crater Lake – Mythical summit lake only accessible by foot
🍁 Seasonal Beauty – Snow in winter, blossoms in spring, and golden foliage in fall
🌲 Gotjawal Forest – Unique lava-based forest ecosystem full of biodiversity
🐿️ Wildlife & Plants – Rare species including Jeju roe deer and volcanic flora
📸 Unbeatable Vistas – Cloud sea views from 1,900 meters up
🗺️ 3. Sub-Zones in Hallasan National Park
| Sub-Zone | What to Expect |
|---|---|
| Seongpanak Trail | Longest route to the summit, gradual and popular (9.6 km) |
| Gwaneumsa Trail | Shorter but steeper summit route with epic scenery (8.7 km) |
| Eoseungsaengak Trail | Quick hike to panoramic views (1.3 km round trip) |
| Donnaeko & Yeongsil Trails | Mid-length trails with dramatic cliffs & forest views |
| 1100 Highland Wetlands | Scenic lookout with easier access by road, great for families |
🎟️ 4. Tickets & Passes – Trail Access & Facilities
| Trail / Site | Entry Fee | Opening Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Seongpanak Trail | Free (reservation required) | Entry by 5:00 AM–6:00 AM (varies seasonally) |
| Gwaneumsa Trail | Free (reservation required) | Entry by 5:00 AM–6:00 AM (varies) |
| Eoseungsaengak Trail | Free | 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (round trip < 1 hr) |
| 1100 Highland Rest Stop | Free | 24/7 (café & museum hours vary) |
| ✳️ Summit trails require online reservation via visithalla.jeju.go.kr |
💡 5. Tips
🥾 Book summit trail permits at least 1–2 days in advance online
🌅 Sunrise summit hikes are popular—start before dawn
🍱 Pack water, snacks, and windproof layers—weather shifts fast
🚽 Restrooms available only at trailheads and midpoints (no summit toilets)
🚫 No camping or overnight stays in the park
🍽️ 6. Must-Try Foods Near Hallasan
🍲 Jeongol (Korean Hot Pot) – Hearty after-hike stews with meat & mushrooms
🌰 Mountain Herb Bibimbap – Local veggies from Hallasan’s foothills
🥣 Jeju Buckwheat Noodles – Cold or hot, great for post-trail comfort
🍴 7. Nearby Eats – Top 3 Picks
1. Gwaneumsa Rest Restaurant (관음사쉼터 식당)
📍 Near Gwaneumsa Trailhead parking lot
🍱 Trail-style Korean meals like soybean stew, grilled mackerel, and rice sets.
2. Hyeopjae Matjip (협재맛집)
📍 Near 1100 Highland road, Jeju-si
🍲 Famous for mountain vegetable bibimbap and pork jeongol—perfect post-hike dish.
3. Eoseungsaengak Café 1100
📍 Inside 1100 Highland Visitor Area
☕ Scenic pit stop with coffee, tangerine juice, and light meals. Try their local honey toast!
🏨 8. Hotel Areas (Why Stay Here?)
Jeju City (East / Center)
→ Easy access to Seongpanak & Gwaneumsa trails, food & airport convenience
1100 Highland Area
→ Quieter nature-focused stays with scenic roads and forests
Jungmun / South Coast
→ Stay here if combining hiking with resort relaxation
🚗 9. Access
📍 From Jeju Airport
🚗 To Seongpanak Trail: ~35 min drive
🚗 To Gwaneumsa Trail: ~30 min drive
🚗 To 1100 Highland: ~45 min drive along scenic mountain road
📍 Public Transit
🚌 Limited buses (Bus 181 to Seongpanak) – check latest timetables
🚕 Taxis or rental cars are strongly recommended for flexibility
🌐 10. Contact / Info
🔗 Visit Halla
📞 +82-64-713-9950 (Hallasan National Park Office)
📍 Info Centers: Seongpanak, Gwaneumsa, 1100 Highland Visitor Plaza
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