Myeongseongsan — Sights
A ridge buried in silver grass, named for a king's crying
- Silver-grass field via the valley — Past two falls to the grass, the gentlest line
- Summit via the valley route — On past the grass to the ridge and summit
- Summit traverse down to Sanan Pass — Falls, grass and summit in one long day
- Myeongseongsan summit marker — 922 m, with the Cheorwon plain to the north
- Pavilion and grass field — A ridge buried in silver grass
- Deungnyong Falls — A fall named for a rising dragon
- Biseon Falls — The first fall, close to the car park
- Sanjeong Lake walk — A 3 km lake walk after the hike
- Jainsa Temple — Mountainside temple with a Gungye legend and a book-shaped rock
- Summit via the Book Rock ridge — Splits off at Biseon Falls onto a rock ridge, short and steep
- Summit from Sanan Pass — Up a gully to the main ridge, the quickest way to the top