Nogodan

Nogodan rises 1,507 meters above sea level in southwestern South Korea, forming part of the extensive Jirisan mountain range with diverse ecological zones.

The mountain stands as the third highest elevation point among 1,148 recorded peaks in the Jeollanam-do region of South Korea since geological measurements began.

The name translates to 'Old Woman's Plateau' in Korean, reflecting traditional narratives and local connections to the natural landscape through generations.

Visitors can access the mountain through the T2 hiking trail, with the Nogodan Shelter located 596 meters west-northwest from the main summit.

The summit ranks seventh in prominence within Jirisan National Park, offering unobstructed views across multiple provinces from its strategic position.

Location: Toji-myeon

Elevation above the sea: 1,507 m

GPS coordinates: 35.29367,127.53210

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:06