Baekbongsan

Baekbongsan (590m) was also called Jatbongsan or Myojeoksan, but after 1910, because there were many pine trees in the Pyeongnae-dong area, the character 柏 (baek, meaning pine) was used and it was named Baekbongsan. It is highly accessible due to its proximity to the city center, and although low in height, it has beautiful mountain scenery and, with the Hangang River to the east, offers excellent views; it is also famous for its sunrises and sunsets, making it a mountain visited by many citizens. Namyangju City installed an observatory at the summit of Baekbongsan, making it a famous spot visited by many hikers to take photos.
Standing at the Baekbongsan Observatory, you can enjoy a spectacular panorama of the mountains of Seoul and the Namyangju area, beginning with Cheonmasan and extending to Huiyasan, Ungilsan, Yebongsan, Geomdansan, and from Gwanaksan, which forms the outskirts of Seoul, to Bukhansan–Dobongsan and Buramsan–Suraksan.

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