Dobongsan — Sights
A granite wall one subway ride from the city
- Sinseondae from Dobongsan station — The classic line from the station to Sinseondae
- Sinseondae via Mangwolsa and Podae ridge — Up the ridge from Uijeongbu to Sinseondae
- Sinseondae to Uiam traverse — A full day over Sinseondae down to Ui-dong
- Sinseondae summit — The practical summit, facing Jaunbong
- Cheonchuksa temple — A temple under the rock wall
- Mangwolsa temple — A mountain temple below Podae ridge
- Dobong Seowon site — The first old site on the route
- Hoeryongsa temple — A temple up the Hoeryong valley
- Uiam rock — The ox-ear rock at the northern end of Dobongsan
- Gwangnyunsa temple — A small temple beside the trail near the Dobongsan entrance
- Wondobong Valley — The stream valley on the way up to Mangwolsa
- Obong from Songchu via Yeoseongbong — A loop from Songchu over Yeoseongbong and Obong, back down the valley
- Hoeryong to Dobongsan over Sapaesan — The long ridge walk over Sapaesan and the Podae ridge to Sinseondae
- Songchu to Uiam over Obong — From Songchu over Obong, along the Uiam flank to Dobongsan station
- Mangwolsa via Wondobong valley — A gentle out-and-back up the valley to Mangwolsa temple
- Musugol "Musuhi Jeonhagil" walk — An easy village lane past allotments and terraced paddies to Jahyeonam
- Dobong Old Road from Darakwon to Dobong station — Bukhansan Trail 18, a low path linking the hillside temples
- Uiryeong Road from Ui-dong to Gyohyeon — A 6.8 km forest road over the pass, with Obong in view, down to Yangju
- Sapaesan from Hoeryong to Beomgol — Past Hoeryong falls over the Sapaesan summit and down to Beomgol, 7 km
- Darak ridge and Y-valley loop to Sinseondae — A long loop up the Darak ridge past the Podae peak and Y-valley to Sinseondae and back by Madang Rock
- Madang Rock via Dobong Seowon and Cheonchuksa — A shorter walk to the temple and the big flat rock for those who skip Sinseondae