Gamaksan — Places to eat
A rocky peak an hour from Seoul, reached over a swaying footbridge
- Gamakjeong — Hotpot built on tofu made in house
- Dubu Mandeuneun Jip (Gamaksan) — Acorn jelly and tofu hotpot for a makgeolli stop
- Gamaksan Pokpo Sanjang — Charcoal-grilled duck beside the stream
- Buheung Guksu — House-made noodles and a self-serve buckwheat pancake
- Cafe Rodem — Flower tea in a garden facing Gamaksan
- Jangdankong Dubujip — Tofu hotpot with river shrimp, and soy noodles
- Banggujeong Naruteojip — Charcoal eel in a hanok yard above the Imjin
- Have Fun Cafe Bakery — A 1,300-pyeong cafe in a former water park