Yongdae National Recreational Forest features rivers that flow from Maebongsan Mountain (alt. 1,271 m) and Cheoljeongbong Mountain (alt. 1,172 m). The forest consists of deciduous trees such as oak, linden, and birch, as well as pine trees. Not only does the forest boast a beautiful landscape all-year-round, but also serves as a habitat for wild animals of various species, including rabbits, deer, squirrels, raccoons, and even lenoks, which are designated as endangered species.
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- Mountain Not Access Period Cooking Charcoal Barbeque And Hiking Maebongsan Mountain Are Restricted During Fire Prevention Awareness Period. Br Februray 15 - May November 1 December
- Admission Fees Individuals - Adults 1 000 Won Children 600 Preschoolers 300 Br Groups 800 500 200 Groups 20 People Or More Adutls Ages 19-64 7-18 6 Younger Free Admission During Winter Including Camping Sites. December-march
- Facility Utilization Fees Accommodations Low Season Weekdays Peak Weekends Br House In The Forest -rooms 28 4 People 37 000 Won 67 - Rooms 80 12 104 184 Br Forest Culture Recreation Center - 23 26 39 68 29 36 5-6 50 91 Camping Facility Deck Under 9 13 6 And More 7 Auto Site Additional Admission Fees Parking Charged For Camping Facility Visitors Using Site Two Or Consecutive Days Will Only Be A One-day Admission. Parking Fee Auto Cabin With Cars Waived. 2 Facilities That Include Electricity.
- Parking Fees Compact Cars 1 500 Won Small Mid-sized Vehicles 3 000 Large 5
- Available Facilities Autocamping Mongolian Yurt Site Tent Camping Etc.
- Restrooms Available
- Capacity Up To 800 Guests Day Maximum
- Experience guide Forest Explanation Service May-october
- Inquiry and guidance 1330 Travel Hotline 82-2-1330 Br Korean English Japanese Chinese For More Info 82-33-462-5031
- Opening date 1994
- Parking facilities Available
- Rest day Tuesdays Except July August
- Hours of operation Accommodations 15 00-12 00 Next Day
location
7, Yeonhwadong-gil, Inje-gun, Gangwon-do
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