Yeongnam Alps 8 peaks Sinbulsan Yeongchuksan shortest course, snow hiking

#Winter travel destination #Winter hiking #Yeongnam Alps 📍Ulsan Ulju-gun Samnam-eup Hambakdeung-gil 162-6, Geonamsa parking lot I usually climbed Sinbulsan from Yeongnam Alps Complex Center, but this time I found a new path and went there :) When you almost get to Geonamsa, you can see other people's parking spaces in the space before you go up. If you park nearby and walk up toward Geonamsa, you can see the Yeongnam Alps entrance sign! The hiking trail is marked with white strings, so you can look at it carefully and climb up. It's flat until you reach the stream, and it's uphill after you cross the stream. You can see many stone towers on the way up, and you can reach Sinbuljae after passing about 12 of them! And especially, something to pay attention to is that the Sinbul Gongneung Ridge sign appears shortly after crossing the stream, It's not very visible because it's lying down, so you have to look carefully. If you go to the Gongneung Ridge, the road is difficult and the hike is rough, so you have to look carefully and go up! There are several photo spots as you go up, and when I went, there was snow, so I had fun taking pictures and hiking in the snow :))! Personally, it was a much easier path than the complex center! After arriving at Sinbuljae, if you climb the Sinbulsan stairs for about 40 minutes, you can see the Sinbulsan summit stone. The view on the way down is beautiful, so I hope you see it. ㅎㅎ And the path to Yeongchuksan is flat and warm, so you can get there quickly :) It was a path that even beginners can climb without difficulty!