Gwanaksan — Sights
A rocky wall at Seoul's southern edge, one subway ride from the trail
- Yeonjudae via Seoul National University — The shortest and best-stepped way up
- Yeonjudae via Gwacheon and Yeonjuam — A stream-side route past Yeonjuam temple
- Yeonjudae via Sadang — A rocky ridge walk looking over Seoul
- Yeonjudae summit marker — 632 m and the marker photo queue
- Yeonjuam Temple — A temple tucked under the summit cliffs
- Yeonjudae cliff and Eungjinjeon — A tiled hall on the cliff edge
- Sammaksa Temple — A mountain temple on the Samsungsan side
- Munnomi Pass — Seoul National Univ. to Anyang Art Park — No summit, just streams and one pass
- Seoul Trail, Gwanaksan section — Sadang to Seoksu — A long walk around the mountain's waist
- Sixth and Eighth Peaks ridge — Gwacheon to SNU — A string of Gwacheon-side rock ridges
- Flag-peak traverse — SNU to Sadang — A full day linking the flag peaks
- Sadang to Gwacheon over the Pipe Ridge — Up one side, down the other
- Sillim Valley Walk — Park to Samgeori Spring — Follow the stream, skip the summit
- Gwanaksan Loop Trail — Nakseongdae to the Samseongsan Shrine — A half-day stroll with no summit
- Sammaksa — Up from Anyang Art Park — From the sculpture park up to the temple
- Gwanaksan Forest-Bath Trail — Chungui-dae to Ganchon — A long forest walk on the Anyang flank
- Anyang Loop Trail — Seoksu Station to Anyang Art Park — A 3.5 km forest path straight from the station
- Gwacheon Loop Trail — Namtaeryeong toward Munwon Falls — Gwacheon's mostly level mountain-flank path
- Yeonjudae via the Jaunam Ridge, SNU to Gwaneumsa — Up the quiet south ridge, down the far side