Mudeungsan — Sights
A mountain with a wall of stone columns right behind the city
- Seoseokdae via Jeungsimsa — The closest climb from town
- Seoseokdae via Wonhyosa old path — The shortest old path to Seoseokdae
- Crossing from Jeungsimsa to Wonhyosa — Over the top and down the other side
- Inwangbong summit marker — The top ordinary hikers can reach
- Seoseokdae — Stone columns standing like a screen at 1,100 m
- Ipseokdae — A grove of stone columns past Jangbuljae
- Jangbuljae — A 919 m saddle where silver grass lies down
- Jungmeorijae — The first open ridge after the forest
- Mudeungsan Cypress Recreation Forest — A 660,000 m2 cypress forest to stroll
- Soswaewon Garden — A Joseon garden by a stream in bamboo
- Saeinbong ridge loop from Jeungsimsa — A royal-seal rock with all of Gwangju below
- Tokkideung from Wonhyo ranger post — An easy wooded ridge that ends over the city
- Uibyeonggil, Wonhyo to Pungam — A stream-side old road once walked by militiamen
- Gyubongam and Simujigi Falls from Dowon — The eastern approach to the temple under the stone columns
- Anyangsan along the Baekma ridge — A smooth white-horse ridge walk
- Three stone sites loop from Wonhyo — All three famous stone sites in one long day
- Mudeungsan Old Road, section 1: Sansu-dong to Wonhyosa — An old pass trail that starts in a city alley and ends at the Wonhyosa gate
- Jangbuljae from Suman — The short Hwasun-side climb to Jangbuljae via Jungmeorijae
- Seoseokdae via Manyeonsan from Suman — A long route that crosses Manyeonsan before climbing to Jangbuljae
- Pyeongbaek Forest to Jeungsimsa ridge traverse — A Hwasun-to-Gwangju crossing along the summit ridge