Baegunbong Peak is a rocky summit located
south of Mount Yongmunsan. It is also known
as the “Matterhorn of Korea” because of its
high peak, which looks as if it might touch
the sky. Hiking trails can be taken from the
Sanasa Temple, Okcheon-myun and the climbing
courses can be seen from Yeonsu-ri, Yongmun-myun,
and atop Baegunbong Peak, from Mount Yongmunsan
and from Mount Cheonggyesan, as well. The Seoreung
of Mount Yongmunsan resembles a dragon sheltered
by the vertical, rock wall of Hamwanggol. To
the west lies the Sanasa Temple and all of
Yangpyeong-eup can be seen from the south.
