VISIT JEJU

This is a horseshoe-shaped crater that opens widely to the northwest. Dang Oreum Volcanic Cone neighbors this volcanic cone to the southeast, and the area between these two volcanic cones serves as the border between Jeju-si and Seogwipo-si. 

Its gradual ridges start at the northeastern foot and form a small peak before going up somewhat steeply to the southwest and stretches down to the west and northwest form the peak (the steep cone-shaped southern slope acts as the back while the northern slope is dented lowly with its arms spread open). 

Al Oreum Volcanic Cone lies aslant to the western foot of the volcanic cone, in front of the crater, and is called ‘Jeongmul Oreum Volcanic Cone.’ The inner foots of the crater (in front of the sign) has ‘Jeongmulsaem Spring (Ssangdulsaem Spring, Angyeongsaem Spring)’, which was once used for drinking water, as well as several springs for horses and cows to drink out of. As there is a spring known as ‘Jeongmeul > Jeongmul’ near the volcanic cone, it is known as ‘Jeongmeul Oreum Volcanic Cone > Jeongmul Oreum Volcanic Cone.’