Sanjeong Lake visitor area
Use the named entrance—not the summit pin—for the final bus, taxi or parking search.
Save this exact starting areaSave both map links →Incheon & Gyeonggi · OFFICIAL 100 FAMOUS MOUNTAINS
Plan a mountain visit around Pocheon, with the named starting point, route reference, travel from Seoul and seasonal guidance below.
Start with one named entrance, one verified route sequence and a same-side return plan. This guide separates the mountain coordinate from the place where you actually begin walking.
AUTUMN SILVER GRASS · POCHEON
From the Sanjeong Lake side, Pocheon lists Sangdong car park → Biseon Falls → Deungnyong Falls → silver grass field → pavilion → summit as one route. You can turn around at the grass field instead of continuing to the summit, but even that approach climbs a mountain trail. Check the current trail notice before choosing a route; do not treat the lakeside walk and the grass field as the same outing.
The Korea Forest Service page is the source for the mountain record. Opening hours, controlled-entry rules, fire closures and weather restrictions can change after this guide is published.
FIRST-TIMER ANSWER
A summit name is not a useful taxi destination. Save the named entrance, read the official sequence, and decide your turn-around rule before leaving.
Use the named entrance—not the summit pin—for the final bus, taxi or parking search.
Save this exact starting areaSave both map links →Sanjeong Lake area → Jainsa → ridge → Deungnyong Falls area
Open trail onlyRead the route source →Confirm the last connection before starting. Turn back early enough to descend in daylight.
Summit optionalPlan transport →MOUNTAIN AREA ≠ TRAILHEAD
The map pin marks the official mountain coordinate for orientation. It is not a trail GPS track. Use the entrance buttons for arrival and follow signs on site.
ROUTE PLANNING
These are planning checkpoints, not a plotted hiking trail. Check the current route board at the entrance before walking.
산정리 버스정류장 ① - 30분 - 자인사 ② - 50분 - 안부 ③ - 1시간 - 삼각봉 ④ - 30분 - 집터 ⑤ - 30분- 등룡폭포 ⑥ - 30분 - 산정리 버스정류장 ①
산정호수 주차장 ⑦ - 비선폭포 ⑧ - ( 억새군락지 ) - 등룡폭포 ⑥ - ( 비선폭포 ) - 산정호수 주차장 ⑦
산정호수 주차장 ⑦ - 비선폭포 ⑧ - 등룡폭포 ⑥ - 삼각봉 ④ - 정상 ⑨ - 산안고개 ⑩ - 산정호수 주차장 ⑦
FIELD ORDER · SCREENSHOT THIS
If the official sign and this sequence disagree, follow the current official sign and staff instruction.
Start: Sanjeong Lake visitor area
Reduce uncertainty before adding distance.
WHEN THE PLAN CHANGES
These rules apply even when the summit looks close.
Use only a currently authorised route. A listing in the 100-mountain collection does not grant access.
Confirm a taxi fallback or turn around while the same-side return remains simple.
Low cloud, lightning, heavy rain, ice and high wind are reasons to descend early.
Give the nearest Korean sign, emergency marker number and phone coordinates.
SEOUL → GATEWAY → ENTRANCE
Use the saved final-entrance link. Long-distance and local timetables change, so the route below is a planning pattern rather than a guaranteed connection.
Choose a current train or intercity-bus connection from Seoul and keep a later backup.
Start in Seoul and plan your main journey toward Pocheon. Then check local transport to Sanjeong Lake visitor area. Use the entrance map below, rather than the summit coordinates, for your arrival. Confirm the return connection before starting your walk.
Check the walking distance from the stop or parking area to the open trail gate.
BEFORE LEAVING
FOUR DIFFERENT CONDITIONS
Photographs appear only in seasons where a verified image exists; the safety guidance applies whether or not there is a photograph.
High trails can retain ice after lower slopes warm up. Check thawing conditions and any seasonal fire-prevention closures. Flowering dates vary by elevation and year.
Photos coming soon.Plan for heat, humidity and sudden heavy rain. Avoid exposed ridges during thunderstorms and do not enter flooded valley crossings. Carry enough drinking water.
Photos coming soon.Daylight becomes shorter and ridge temperatures can fall quickly. Check current foliage and access information, bring a warm layer and plan your descent early.
Photos coming soon.Snow and ice can make a familiar route much harder. Choose an open route suited to your winter experience and equipment. Check the park’s weather restrictions before travelling.
Photos coming soon.BEFORE YOU LEAVE
The Korea Forest Service record and current local authority notices take precedence over this planning guide.
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