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Seoraksan National Park, Korea
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Seoraksan National Park, Korea
by rangersac » Thu 24 Nov, 2022 11:59 pm
In Korea for work at the moment and have been fortunate to be able to check out Sokcho and Seoraksan National Park. Definitely worth a visit, reminded me of Yosemite with the rock formations and steep climbs up to various peaks. There's easily 2-3 days hiking in the park with multi day options. Accessibility is pretty straight forward, around a three hour bus ride from Seoul and there are local buses to the main park entrance. Will definitely head back for a longer stint in the future.
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Re: Seoraksan National Park, Korea
by Lamont » Fri 25 Nov, 2022 9:15 am
Nice.
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Re: Seoraksan National Park, Korea
by north-north-west » Fri 25 Nov, 2022 9:17 am
My knees are screaming just at the sight of all those steps, but the terrain looks really good.
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