Odaesan — Sights
A round-shouldered forest mountain where the temples come first
- Birobong via Sangwonsa — Past two temples on a forest path to the top
- Noinbong from Jingogae — A gentle ridge ending in a rocky top
- Noinbong to Sogeumgang traverse — From ridge to valley along the falls
- Birobong summit marker — A broad round top ringed by ridges
- Woljeongsa — An old temple at the end of a fir avenue
- Sangwonsa — The mountain temple where the summit trail begins
- Jeokmyeolbogung — A shrine on the slope enshrining Buddha relics
- Guryong Falls, Sogeumgang — A valley path past nine falls
- Manmulsang, Sogeumgang — A wall of odd-shaped rocks
- Seonjae-gil — A stream-side forest path to Sangwonsa
- Birobong and Sangwangbong loop — Two summits, then back down by Bukdaesa
- Duroebong ridge from Jingogae — A long up-and-down ridge over two peaks
- Dongdaesan from Jingogae to Dongpigol — One ridge, then down to the Seonjae path side
- Naong Seonsa Trail to Bukdae Mireugam — Over bridges and decks up a valley to a hermitage
- Sogeumgang valley to Guryong Falls — Up the Sogeumgang valley to Guryong Falls
- Seonjae-gil — Woljeongsa to Sangwonsa — Nine kilometres of forest path along the Odaecheon stream
- Woljeongsa fir forest path — A short walk through a tunnel of fir trees from the gate to the temple
- Jeokmyeolbogung walk — from Sangwonsa via Sajaam — A short forest climb to the shrine, without going on to the summit
- Birobong and Sangwangbong ridge walk to Duroryeong — A one-way ridge walk from Sangwonsa over Birobong and Sangwangbong to Duroryeong
- Odaesan grand ridge traverse — Sangwonsa to Jingogae — The longest Odaesan day: Birobong, Sangwangbong, Durobong and Dongdaesan in one go