- First published
- Oct 14, 2026
Oksunbong Peak, Jecheon
Oksunbong is one of Jecheon's ten scenic sights, a rocky peak near Cheongpung Lake. The national park's reserved Oksunbong–Gudambong hiking route starts at Gyelan-jae ranger post; it is not the same visit as the nearby Oksunbong suspension bridge.
- Address
- Oksunbong–Gudambong trail starting point: San 4-3, Gyelan-ri, Susan-myeon, Jecheon, Chungcheongbuk-do (Gyelan-jae ranger post). Listed parking: Gyelan-ri 6-3. These are access locations, not the peak's street address.
- Nearby transit
- Nearest railway station and bus route have not been verified. Check transport to the park service's Gyelan-jae ranger post; the listed parking and trailhead are separate locations.
- Hours
- Oksunbong–Gudambong reserved hiking route: May 1–June 30 and Sep 1–Nov 30; operating hours 09:00–18:00, last entry 16:00. Online reservation; listed quota 560. Severe-weather warnings may close the trail. Live openings and availability are not verified. These hours do not describe the entire peak or the suspension bridge.
The official national park guide lists the autumn reservation period as September 1–November 30. Before a November 2026 hike, check booking requirements, available places, weather and live trail restrictions. These hours apply to the named reserved route, not every area called Oksunbong.
Why go
Hike for rocky-peak and lake scenery. The park service lists the reserved Oksunbong–Gudambong route as an approximately 2.9 km, two-hour return trip; check the starting point and entry deadline and judge the route against your fitness.
Plan the visit
Use the confirmed place facts below, then continue to the broader travel guides for transport, facilities and eating practicalities.