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Deulleongmoru Trail
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A short forest trail with a view of Hallasan Mountain and the ocean at Seogwipo
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This is not a well-known route, but it is an all-encompassing path that allows you to view both the mountains and the sea. You can see the peak of Hallasan Mountain to the north and the Seogwipo area in the south, including Beomseom Islet. At the half way mark of the trail you’ll find a bamboo forest and plenty of bird life. This course is short and ranks as an easy, refreshing walk. There is a parking lot at the nearby guesthouse at the trailhead.
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