Suraksan

Suraksan rises to an elevation of 637.7 meters, extending from Nowon District to Namyangju and Uijeongbu cities across the northeastern landscape of Seoul.

The mountain holds two significant temples from different periods: Heungguksa from the Silla era and Seongnimsa from the Joseon Dynasty, reflecting Korean architectural evolution.

Three distinct waterfalls named Geunnyu, Eunnyu, and Ongnyu cascade down the mountain slopes, drawing visitors who seek natural spaces within the metropolitan region.

The mountain provides multiple access points for hikers, with the most convenient route starting at Jangam Station, connecting urban travelers to the trail network.

Suraksan features several sections requiring cable assistance across steep rock faces, offering varying degrees of challenge while maintaining safety measures for climbers.

Elevation above the sea: 637.7 m

GPS coordinates: 37.69912,127.08147

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:09