Yumyeongsan, Mountain summit in Yangpyeong County, South Korea
Yumyeongsan is a mountain summit in Gyeonggi Province that spans across Gapyeong and Yangpyeong counties and reaches 862 meters in height. The peak sits at a notable geographic location where the North Han and South Han rivers converge.
The mountain was long known as a hiking destination in the Gyeonggi region. The walking paths were officially opened to public access in 2007, launching a new phase of recreational development in the province.
The name comes from Korean language and means clarity, expressed through traditional Chinese characters used in the Korean writing system.
The mountain offers several hiking routes with different difficulty levels, making it accessible to both beginners and experienced hikers. Along the ascent, designated rest areas and viewpoints provide places to pause and take in the views.
The peak is recognized as one of Korea's 100 most noted mountains and draws visitors seeking views of where two major rivers meet. This geographic feature makes it a favored spot for those wanting to experience where natural waterways converge.
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