Gayasan — Sights
The cow-head peak that shelters the Tripitaka Koreana
- Sangwangbong via Baegundong — The steadier route up the valley
- Manmulsang loop to Sangwangbong — Rough climb past odd-shaped rocks
- Sangwangbong from Haeinsa — From the temple gate to the top
- Sangwangbong summit marker — 1,430 m, the cow-head peak
- Haeinsa Temple — The mountain temple that keeps the Tripitaka
- Sori-gil, Hongnyudong valley — A stream-side forest walk
- Manmulsang rocks — A ridge of animal-shaped rocks
- Chilbulbong — The sharper peak, 3 m higher
- Gayasan Wildflower Garden — A garden to warm up before the trail
- Cheongnyangsa Temple, Hapcheon — A temple in a straight line at Maehwasan
- Namsan Jeilbong via Cheongnyangdong — A rocky ridge opposite Haeinsa, down through Dwaejigol
- Chilbulbong via Beopjeon-ri — The north ridge reopened in 2024 after 52 years
- Sorigil along Hongnyudong Valley — A flat valley walk for those who skip the summit
- Baegundong to Haeinsa traverse over Sangwangbong — Up one side, down the other: the classic Gayasan traverse
- Gayasan Eumgil forest trail, Beopjeon-ri to Cheonghwidang — A relaxed forest trail around the mountain's skirts, no summit required
- Seongju Gayasan traverse, Beopjeon-ri over Chilbulbong to Baegundong — North to south across the Seongju side, possible since the 2024 opening