In Gunwi, Daegu, rocky spires rise above pine trees. Begin at the Amisan public car park for the signed ridge approach; Anggirangbawi is a striking rock landmark. Nearby Ingaksa is associated with the compilation of Samguk Yusa, while Haksodae and Gunwiho make separate cultural stops. This is a different mountain from Amisan in Dangjin.
Rock spires and ancient stories near Ingaksa; exposed ridge and slippery descents
The ridge has exposed rock; the descent via Byeongpungam and Daegokji was reported to have steep leaf-covered sections and weak wayfinding. First-time visitors should choose a clearly marked out-and-back option and check current signs, weather and return transport. Gunwi station bus service to the car park was reported as infrequent; confirm today’s timetable or arrange a taxi. Source: https://san.chosun.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=25525 (9 Feb 2026); confirm current access with Gunwi tourism.
Search for 아미산 (군위) Gunwi, Daegu and select a marked entrance before departing. The mountain pin does not identify a trailhead.
Good times to consider
Spring · Autumn · Winter. Flowering, foliage, snow and trail conditions vary by date and year.
Before you go
Check local trail notices, forecast, daylight and the return journey. Route length and transport depend on the entrance you select.