Naejangsan — Sights
A string of rock peaks above a tunnel of maples
- Sinseonbong by cable car — Cable car up, then 1.1 km to the top
- Seoraebong rock ridge — A loop along the rock wall
- Sinseonbong ridge traverse — Five peaks on the way to Sinseonbong
- Sinseonbong summit marker — 763 m, marker by the helipad
- Naejangsan cable car — Straight up to the Yeonjabong lookout
- Naejangsa temple — The temple at the end of the maple tunnel
- Seoraebong — The signature rock wall of Naejangsan
- Geumseon Falls — A waterfall off the Yeonjabong junction
- Wonjeokgol nature trail — A flat 3.6 km loop past two hermitages
- Yeonjabong, Sinseonbong and Kkachibong via Geumseon valley — A 9 km loop up to Sinseonbong and Kkachibong, back down Geumseon valley
- Janggunbong and Yeonjabong from Churyeong — A ridge walk from Churyeong pass down to Naejangsa
- Sinseonbong to Baekamsan, ending at Baegyangsa — Fourteen kilometres from Daega reservoir over Sinseonbong and Baekamsan to Baegyangsa
- Naejangho lake and Maple Ecology Park walk — A flat two-hour stroll around the lake deck and the Maple Ecology Park
- Geumseon valley Annals trail to Yongulam — A short valley walk over eight bridges to the cave where the Joseon Annals were hidden
- Barrier-free trail from the ticket booth to Budojeon — A 2.6 km level path for wheelchairs and strollers, passing Uhwajeong and Sinseonje
- Observation deck walk: cable car up, on foot down to Naejangsa — An easy hour: cable car up, the deck, then a walk down to Naejangsa