Gyeryongsan — Sights
A ridge like a cockscomb, with a dragon lying along it
- Sambulbong via Gapsa — Past Yongmun Falls and up to Geumjandi Pass
- Gwaneumbong via Donghaksa — Past Eunseon Falls, then the Gwaneumbong stairs
- Gapsa to Donghaksa traverse — The full ridge over three peaks
- Cheonhwangbong (closed) — Highest point, closed as a military site
- Donghaksa Temple — A nuns' temple on the east foot
- Gapsa Temple — A big western temple at the end of a maple lane
- Sinwonsa and Jungakdan — Where the mountain spirit was honoured in Joseon
- Nammae Pagodas — Twin pagodas of a monk and his sister
- Eunseon Falls — A 46 m drop at the head of the Donghaksa valley
- Yeoncheonbong — A ridge lookout with Cheonhwangbong close by
- Nammaetap via Donghaksa — A short climb to a pair of stone pagodas
- Yeoncheonbong via Sinwonsa — Up to Yeoncheonbong from the quiet southern side
- Sinwonsa to Gapsa traverse — From Sinwonsa over Gwaneumbong and Sambulbong to Gapsa
- Dodeokbong via Sutonggol — A half-day from Daejeon past Sutong Falls to Dodeokbong
- Sutonggol ridge loop: Bingyesan, Geumsubong, Dodeokbong — Bingyesan, Geumsubong and Dodeokbong in one ridge loop
- Sutonggol valley loop walk — A flat loop past the log bridge and reservoir
- Donghaksa grand loop via the three peaks — A full-day ridge circuit that ends where your car is
- Cheonjeonggol loop via Nammaetap, Sambulbong and Gwaneumbong — Up the Cheonjeonggol valley, down past Eunseon Falls, 9.5 km back to the start
- Eunseon Falls from Donghaksa — A half-day walk to one waterfall and back
- Gapsa to Donghaksa via Nammaetap — The easiest Gapsa-to-Donghaksa crossing: passes only, no peaks
- Gapsa to Donghaksa via Yeoncheonbong Pass and Eunseon Falls — Over the western saddles and down to the waterfall
- Sinwonsa to Gapsa via Yeoncheonbong Pass — From the southern temple to the northern one over a single pass
- Sinwonsa to Donghaksa traverse — The long ridge route from the south end to Donghaksa
- Cheonjeonggol to Gapsa traverse — Up the Donghaksa-side valley and over the ridge to Gapsa
- Geumsubong from Sutonggol — Past Sutong Falls to Geumsubong, close to the city
- Binggyesan loop from Sutonggol — A half-day loop from Sutong Falls up the Binggyesan ridge