A rocky, granite-peaked mountain on the northern edge of Seoul within Bukhansan National Park, popular for its dramatic ridgeline views.
| Distance | 6.5 km |
| Recommended time | 1 day(s) |
| Best season | Spring and autumn (best visibility and comfortable temperatures); avoid icy winter conditions without proper gear |
| Getting to the start | Dobongsan Station (Seoul Subway Line 1 or 7) is the standard starting point, about 40 minutes from central Seoul. |
| Getting back from the end | Descent typically follows the same route back to Dobongsan Station, or via an alternate trail to Dobong Mountain Fortress. |
Trailhead directly outside the subway station exit.
A historic temple along the ascent, a common rest point before the trail gets steeper.
A rocky viewpoint just below the true summit (Jaunbong, 740m); most hikers treat this as the destination since the final stretch to Jaunbong involves exposed rock scrambling.