Taebaeksan — Sights
A snowy ridge topped by an altar where Korea has sacrificed to heaven
- Cheonjedan via Yuilsa — The gentlest, most popular way up
- Cheonjedan via Danggol — Past Mangyeongsa to the altar
- Traverse from Yuilsa to Danggol — Up one side, down the other
- Janggunbong summit marker — 1,566.7 m on a rounded ridge
- Cheonjedan altar — A stone altar to heaven
- Mangyeongsa temple — A rest-stop temple below the top
- Munsubong peak — A 1,517 m peak of stacked dark rock
- Taebaek Coal Museum — The story of a mining town
- Hwangji Pond — The pond where the Nakdong River begins
- Yongyeon Cave — A limestone cave at 920 m altitude
- Cheonjedan loop via Munsubong — Up past the Munsubong cairns, down by Mangyeongsa, back where you started
- Munsubong from Danggol — Stop at Munsubong and skip the altar for a half-day outing
- Cheonjedan via Baekdansa — A quiet temple-side start, up by Banjae and Mangyeongsa
- Cheonjedan from Hwabangjae Pass — The farthest trailhead: start on the pass and join the Yuilsa route