Yongmunsan — Sights
A ridge rising behind a thousand-year-old ginkgo
- Gaseopbong via Yongmunsa — Past the ginkgo and Madang Rock, the usual line
- Gaseopbong via Sangwonsa and Jeolgogae — Up by Sangwonsa, back over Jeolgogae
- Gaseopbong summit marker — 1,157 m beside the broadcast mast
- Yongmunsa temple — A very old temple at the foot of the mountain
- Yongmunsa ginkgo — Around 40 m tall and over a thousand years old
- Madang Rock — A yard-wide boulder to rest on
- Sangwonsa temple — A quiet temple deep in the hills
- Yongmunsan Tourist Complex — A complex for before and after the hike
- Jungwon Falls — A 15-minute valley walk to a three-step fall
- Hamwangbong via Sanasa — A quiet trail from Sanasa past an old fortress site to the ridge
- Baegunbong via Sanasa — From Sanasa to Gureumjae, ending on ropes and iron steps
- Yongmunsan to Yumyeongsan traverse — Two mountains in one day, over Baenmi Pass
- Ginkgo walk to Yongmunsa — An easy mostly flat walk from the car park to Yongmunsa
- Jungwonsan loop via Yonggyegol — A loop up the Yonggyegol valley to Jungwonsan and back
- Gaseopbong via Baegan-ri and Gahyeopchi — The long approach from the forest park on the Yangpyeong-eup side via Gahyeopchi
- Gaseopbong via Sanasa and Gahyeopchi — From Sanasa in the west over Gahyeopchi to the summit, long and empty
- Southwest ridge traverse, Baegunbong to Yongmunsa — A rocky ridge traverse over three peaks to the summit and down to Yongmunsa