Jubangcheon Pepperlite

‘Pepperite’ is a rock formed when lava or magma meets sea or lake sediments, or sediments that have not yet hardened, and the broken pieces are mixed with the sediments as they cool rapidly. Because it looks like pepper sprinkled on soup, the name pepperite came from a combination of the words pepper, which means pepper, and the word rock. From the entrance to Juwangsan National Park to Yongchu Falls, you can observe pepperite containing red rock fragments in basalt.

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Admission fee

Free

Korean-language guide service

Available (geological interpretation)