Gangcheonsan County Park is a beautiful park boasting stunning natural scenery, located in Sunchang-gun, Jeollabuk-do, South Korea. Designated as the first county park in Korea in 1981, it offers beautiful landscapes throughout all four seasons, with its outstanding mountain ranges, lush forests, bizarre rocks, and a harmony of valleys and waterfalls.
Key Features:
Beautiful Natural Scenery:
- Gangcheonsan boasts beautiful natural scenery that harmonizes bizarre rocks, lush forests, clear valleys, and waterfalls.
- In particular, the baby maple leaves turn red in autumn, creating a spectacular view.
Various Exploration Courses:
- Gangcheonsan offers exploration courses with various difficulty levels, meeting the diverse needs of hikers.
- In particular, courses where you can enjoy various attractions such as the Cloud Bridge, Suspension Bridge, and Byeongpung Rock are popular.
Historical and Cultural Resources:
- Gangcheonsan is home to cultural relics with a long history, such as Gujanggun Falls and Gangcheonsa Temple.
- It is a place with deep historical significance as a training ground for monk soldiers during the Joseon Dynasty.
Convenient Accessibility:
- Gangcheonsan is easily accessible by public transportation, and various convenience facilities are available nearby.
- It is a place where family travelers and beginner hikers can enjoy comfortably.
Main Attractions:
Cloud Bridge:
- A representative landmark of Gangcheonsan, offering beautiful scenery from a 50m high suspension bridge.
Gujanggun Falls:
- A waterfall with a legend that nine generals trained under the waterfall, creating a spectacular view of the magnificent water stream.
Gangcheonsa Temple:
- A temple with a long history located in Gangcheonsan, where you can feel a tranquil atmosphere along with beautiful nature.
Byeongpung Rock:
- A huge rock cliff spread out like a folding screen, boasting magnificent and beautiful scenery.
