Gyebangsan, Mountain summit in Gangwon Province, South Korea.
Gyebangsan is a mountain peak standing at 1,577 meters located between Hongcheon County and Pyeongchang County in Gangwon Province. The slopes feature forested terrain crossed by multiple hiking trails suited to various skill levels.
The name derives from ancient Chinese characters long used in Korea for geographical naming. This tradition of character-based names connects the mountain to broader Asian cultural practices.
This peak belongs to the distinguished collection of 100 Noted Mountains in Korea, representing significant natural landmarks throughout the country.
Spring through autumn offer the easiest hiking conditions as trails are most accessible during these seasons. Visitors should wear proper footwear and bring sufficient water regardless of which route they choose.
Rare plant species listed as threatened grow on the mountain's slopes. These special botanical populations make the location botanically significant among other peaks in the region.
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