Visited Uiryeong-gil.

You can go up the path next to the Gyohyeon-ri military base toward Songchu

There is a strange tower

I wonder if they meant to tell people to take refuge uphill if they encounter wild animals like wild boars?

This is Obong---

The sign far off at the three-way intersection...

Yes... that's the place... I am Yang Gisa, who walked a lot back when I was "100 Owl" during guerrilla training....
e.g. "One hundred" --- two characters.... "Eighty-nine" ----- four characters..

Before crossing the pass toward Uiu-dong.. it looks like a 5-minute anti-tank delay barrier

After going to the Uiu-dong Visitor Center,
I returned to the guerrilla training ground three-way intersection
The eyebrow rock above Seokguram

And Obong... in English, TOR...

A stone building?

It's a Buddhist hall... a natural stone cave... that's why it's Seokguram (Stone Grotto).

Is that Baegundae across the way? I'm not sure.




Since the section up to Uiu-dong is generally a very gradual uphill, many people walk the dirt paths barefoot. There are foot-washing stations in the middle... Seokguram has two somewhat ambiguous steep hills. Other than that, the difficulty is low....
Access was prohibited due to Kim Shin-jo but has since been lifted; you need to reserve in advance for weekends, and there is no parking.
On weekdays, anyone can visit without a reservation.
Take the bus (Yangju 37, etc.), basically you must use public transportation.