Find your autumn.

Juwangsan

주왕산

Juwangsan was once called Seokbyeongsan for its jutting stone peaks. Its valleys bring those towering cliffs together with caves and waterfalls, giving a foliage walk a dramatic setting.

Peak reported 4 Nov

Jirisan

지리산

Korea’s national park story began here in 1967. Jirisan’s valleys, waterfalls and old temples give an autumn visit plenty to explore beyond its high peaks.

Peak reported 22 Oct

Gangwon Provincial Arboretum

강원도립화목원

This Chuncheon arboretum pairs themed gardens with a Forest Museum about Gangwon’s wildlife and mountain village life. A walk here can reveal the region behind the trees.

No matched observation

This location is outside KMA’s mountain observation list.

Gayasan (Gyeongbuk)

가야산(경북)

On Gayasan’s Hapcheon side, Haeinsa Temple safeguards Buddhist texts carved onto roughly 80,000 wooden printing blocks in the 1200s: a remarkable piece of history beneath the mountain.

Peak reported 3 Nov

Songnisan

속리산

At Beopjusa Temple, look for Palsangjeon’s five wooden stories. Korea’s only surviving wooden pagoda from before the modern era adds an unusual architectural stop to Songnisan’s forest scenery.

Peak reported 2 Nov

Korea National Arboretum

국립수목원

The arboretum lies within Gwangneung, a forest protected for centuries around King Sejo’s royal tomb. Its autumn trees are part of a landscape shaped by royal history.

No matched observation

This location is outside KMA’s mountain observation list.

Palgongsan

팔공산

Palgongsan’s Gatbawi Buddha wears a broad, flat stone that resembles a hat. The rock wall behind the statue forms a natural halo, turning the mountainside into part of the sculpture.

First colour reported 16 Oct

Gyeryongsan

계룡산

Look at Gyeryongsan’s ridgeline and imagine a dragon wearing a rooster’s crest. That resemblance gave the mountain its name, adding a playful story to its rocky autumn skyline.

Peak reported 30 Oct

Seoul Botanic Park

서울식물원

The greenhouse takes you through plants from 12 tropical and Mediterranean cities. An elevated skywalk brings tall leaves into view, adding another world of plants to an autumn park visit.

No matched observation

This location is outside KMA’s mountain observation list.

Naejangsan

내장산

Uhwajeong Pavilion takes its name from a legend that it grew wings and flew heavenward. Today, its lake setting offers a memorable pairing of pavilion and autumn reflections.

First colour reported 3 Nov

Hallasan: 1100 Road

한라산(1100도로)

At 1100 Highland, Hallasan shelters a mountain wetland recognized under the Ramsar conservation treaty. Its wooden boardwalk offers a closer look at this quieter side of Jeju’s highland landscape.

No matched observation

1100 Road forecast. Hallasan’s separate Eorimok report does not describe this point.

Wolchulsan

월출산

Wolchulsan means “moon rising mountain.” Its rocky peaks stand above flat fields and paddies, while a red suspension bridge offers a striking encounter with the mountain’s steep landscape.

Peak reported 2 Nov

Duryunsan

두륜산

On Duryunsan, Daeheungsa Temple carries a story of Korean tea. The Buddhist monk Choui practiced at nearby Iljiam Hermitage for decades, linking this wooded mountain to a lasting tea tradition.

First colour reported 27 Oct