Gajisan — Sights
The top of the Yeongnam Alps, where rime frost arrives first
- Gajisan via Seoknam Tunnel — Shortest route up, starting with steps
- Gajisan via Seoknamsa and Ssalbawi — Stream, Ssalbawi, then the summit
- Gajisan summit marker — Highest of the Yeongnam Alps, 1,240.9 m
- Seoknamsa Temple — A temple at Gajisan's foot, over a thousand years old
- Seoknamsa stupa (Treasure No. 369) — The octagonal stupa of the monk Doui
- Gajisan azalea grove — Pink azaleas along the slope in early May
- Miryang Eoreumgol (Ice Valley) — A valley where ice forms in midsummer
- Eoreumgol Cable Car — 10 minutes up to 1,020 m on the Yeongnam Alps ridge
- Hobakso Pool — A pool bored out like a mortar
- Paraeso Falls — A waterfall with a deep pool in Baenaegol
- Gajisan loop from Hobakso via Baegunsan — Up the steep Baegunsan flank, down the Soejeomgol stream: one long circuit
- Gajisan to Unmunsan traverse — Highest and second-highest Yeongnam Alps peaks in one ridge walk
- Soejeomgol valley walk below Gajisan — No summit, just a flat path that follows the water
- Ipseokdae ridge and Soejeomgol valley near Gajisan — A short rock ridge to the 813 m peak, then down to the water in Soejeomgol
- Baenae Pass, Neungdongsan and Soejeomgol near Gajisan — Neungdongsan, then the Ipseokdae ridge and out through Soejeomgol: five hours