Daedunsan Mountain(878m)

 Daedunsan Mountain(878m)

Daedunsan Mountain isn’t very tall, standing at less than 1,000 meters (878 meters), but the trails are challenging due to various types of rocks. They are rock trails. Additionally, the mountain is well known for its long, steep iron ladder. The hike took nearly four hours, including a short lunch break.    

































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