You don’t have to leave Seoul to experience Korea’s beautiful mountain scenery!
Join a small-group hike on Achasan for mountain views without spending the whole day on the trail. Along the way, pause to enjoy seasonal Korean fruit and hear your local guide’s perspective on everyday life in Seoul.
Afterwards, gather around the table for Korean duck BBQ or marinated pork BBQ, sharing side dishes and conversation.
**What to expect:
• Duration: Approximately 3 hours—2 hours hiking, including breaks, and 1 hour for BBQ.
• Distance & terrain: Under 5 km (3.1 miles), with uphill stairs and some rocky sections. Be comfortable walking uphill and on uneven ground.
• What to wear: Running shoes with good grip.
• Food: Seasonal Korean fruit and Korean duck BBQ or marinated pork BBQ.
• Equipment: Trekking poles are provided.
Gwangnaru Station (Line 5) — Exit 1 Look for your guide holding a *Yellow Scarf!
The tour ends near Achasan Station (Line 5)
Meet your guide at Exit 1 of Gwangnaru Station and begin your journey like a local. On the way to the trail, walk through the neighborhood streets of Seoul, pass a local school area, and take in the peaceful atmosphere of an ordinary Seoul morning before starting your hike.
Experience the beauty and energy of Korea’s changing seasons on a light 1.5-hour hike at Achasan, one of Seoul’s favorite local mountains. This easy and refreshing trail is perfect for travelers who want to experience Korea’s hiking culture, enjoy panoramic views of Seoul from the observatory, taste classic Korean hiking snacks, and learn a few simple Korean stretching exercises along the way.
After the hike, we will enjoy a local BBQ, a popular Korean way to recharge with great food and good company. It is a flavorful and satisfying dining experience that lets you enjoy a true local tradition after time in nature.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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