Comment added by elrio on July 23rd, 2007 |
while the directions were pretty good, i couldn't find it so i guess i dont actually know if they were good, some specifics on the bus would be nice, which exit from beomgye, which bus line anything like that im a student traveller and almost totally illiterate in korean, so...for people who are idiots like me, it might be helpful thanks! |
Comment added by skinsk on August 23rd, 2009 |
Sorry! I tried to do a little "photo essay" of how to get there (navigational photos), though it was getting dark. And of course, things can change in Korea pretty quickly. It's always a good idea to print the "maps" so you can ask/mime to locals! |
Comment added by yeahsarah1 on September 24th, 2010 |
the buses that pass by here are the 900, 300, 64, and the 301. |
Comment added by yeahsarah1 on September 24th, 2010 |
and the 777 bus |
Comment added by blacklotus on October 7th, 2011 |
This area has undergone significant development since the directions and associated photographs were created. I visited today and had trouble finding the head of the trail leading into the forest. Since spring, vegetation has heavily grown, and soil has eroded. I don't recommend attempting to find it right now unless you go with someone who knows the place well. I plan to create a new page for this area. Directions will be updated, and it will be listed under the correct city (Uiwang). |
Comment added by EODxBadaboom on September 2nd, 2012 |
Found it, pretty easy to get to once you know where it is. Walk in-between the apartments towards the Moraksan park area. At the bottom of the park, there's two trails, take the one that's not "paved". It's a dirt trail with logs as steps. Follow that up until you get to a rock slab with rope guidelines. Once you get passed that section, look to your left. It's about 10 meters off the trail. Bring bug spray! We didn't do any climbing cos they were that bad. There's some bolts...some sketchy, others looked pretty good. Can do a lot of bouldering. I'll post pics and coordinates once uploaded. |
Comment added by blacklotus on May 2nd, 2013 |
The stone / landings here are mostly awful. This is one reason problems were created by chipping. Really, the granite here mostly just crumbles like dirt. Wish the original contributor had mentioned this, but no worries. Just keep this in mind. |