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Yumyeongsan Mountain · 유명산

Overview

Located in Gapyeong, Gyeonggi-do, Yumyeongsan Mountain offers gentle ridgelines and lush forest trails perfect for year-round hiking. Its scenic valley paths and refreshing recreational forest make it a favorite spot for families and nature lovers alike.

Original (Korean)

경기도 가평군에 위치한 유명산은 완만한 능선과 울창한 숲길로 사계절 트레킹을 즐기기 좋은 산입니다. 계곡을 따라 이어지는 등산로와 시원한 자연휴양림이 있어 가족 단위 여행객에게도 인기가 많습니다.

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Address경기도 가평군 설악면 유명산길 79-53
Hours 상시 개방
Closed 연중무휴
Parking 가능
Stroller Rental 불가
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