Plan Your Route
The park is divided into two distinct zones, Naebyeonsan (mountains) and Oebyeonsan (coast); decide which area you want to prioritize before arriving.
Byeonsan-bando National Park is a remarkable natural treasure, uniquely positioned as South Korea's only peninsula-based park. Established in 1988, the park encompasses over 150 square kilometers, split into two distinct zones: the rugged Naebyeonsan mountain area and the scenic Oebyeonsan coastal region. Visitors can explore a rich ecosystem that supports nearly 1,000 animal species and hundreds of vascular plants. Whether you are looking to hike through forested peaks or enjoy the dramatic views where the mountains meet the sea, this park offers a diverse outdoor experience. It serves as a vital sanctuary for biodiversity and a peaceful escape into nature.
Byeonsan-bando National Park is a remarkable natural treasure, uniquely positioned as South Korea's only peninsula-based park. Established in 1988, the park encompasses over 150 square kilometers, split into two distinct zones: the rugged Naebyeonsan mountain area and the scenic Oebyeonsan coastal region. Visitors can explore a rich ecosystem that supports nearly 1,000 animal species and hundreds of vascular plants. Whether you are looking to hike through forested peaks or enjoy the dramatic views where the mountains meet the sea, this park offers a diverse outdoor experience. It serves as a vital sanctuary for biodiversity and a peaceful escape into nature.
Unique blend of mountain and coastal environments.
Extensive hiking trails through the Naebyeonsan mountain area.
Dramatic coastal views where land meets the sea in Oebyeonsan.
Rich biodiversity with nearly 1,000 animal species.
The park is split into two separate geographical zones.
Significant biodiversity requires visitors to remain on designated paths.
Ideal for those seeking a mix of mountain hiking and seaside relaxation.
The park is divided into two distinct zones, Naebyeonsan (mountains) and Oebyeonsan (coast); decide which area you want to prioritize before arriving.
Bring sturdy hiking boots for the mountain trails and comfortable walking shoes for the coastal paths.
Hiking, nature photography, and coastal exploration.
KRW ₩
$50-$100 p/day
Korean, English
As a protected area and sanctuary for nearly 1,000 species, please stay on marked trails and follow all park conservation guidelines.
Coastal weather can change rapidly; check local forecasts before heading out for a day of hiking or exploration.