Jeju Gotjawal Provincial Park

Jeju Gotjawal Provincial Park is a provincial park established across Boseong-ri, Gueok-ri, and Sinpyeong-ri in Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo. Gotjawal refers to a forest formed in an area where rock blocks are scattered irregularly, a region where diverse plants and animals coexist and a unique ecosystem is maintained. At the entrance there is a visitor information center with an exhibition learning room, an ecology learning room, and a cafe. There are five trekking courses: Teuri Trail, Hansugi Trail, Bille Trail, Ochani Trail, and Gasinang Trail. Forest commentary is offered twice daily, so it is good to explore while listening along. Where the Teuri Trail, Bille Trail, and Ochani Trail meet, there is the Gotjawal Observatory, where you can view the Gotjawal and surrounding scenery. Hiking boots or sneakers are essential when visiting; entry is not permitted with dress shoes, sandals, or platform sneakers.

Details

Admission fee

- General 1,000 won
- Youth 800 won
- 군인 800원
- Children 500 won

Accessible travel information

Machine-translated from Korean.

Mobility

Parking

장애인 전용 주차구역 주차 가능 : 3대(제주곶자왈도립공원주차장)주변 휠체어 이용자 등이 이용할 수 있는 여유공간 있음.관광지 주출입구와의 거리 : 바로 앞.

Public transport

대중교통 이용 가능 : 삼정지에듀.곶자왈도립공원 정류장저상버스 없음.

Entrance passage

The main entrance has no threshold; wheelchair accessible

Other facilities

관람로 평평하여 휠체어 이동 가능