Jeomjae Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail (Course 2), Haenam

Jeomjae Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail (Course 2)

In Korean: 점재길 - 땅끝길(2코스)

Jeomjae Trail is Course 2 of the Ttangkkeut Trail, a hiking and walking trail that spans several lots, including 2726 Ttangkkeuthaean-ro, Songji-myeon.

Phone

061-530-5329+82 61-530-5329

Not listed: Hours, Closed days, Fee, Parking

Sources: Haenam County

For inquiries, contact the Haenam County Tourism Office, Tourism Development Team (061-530-5329) or Tourist Information (061-532-1330).

Jeomjae Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail (Course 2) before you go

Contact

Tourism Office, Tourism Development Team: 061-530-5329 / Tourist Information: 061-532-1330 +82 61-530-5329, +82 61-532-1330

Address

2726 Ttangkkeuthaean-ro and others, Songji-myeon, Haenam-gun, Jeonnam-Gwangju Special Metropolitan City

In Korean: 전남광주통합특별시 해남군 송지면 땅끝해안로 2726 외

Not listed Hours, Closed days, Fees, Parking

Jeomjae Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail (Course 2) in detail

Jeomjae Trail, 6 km from Sagumi over the pass to Yeongjeon

Jeomjae Trail is a course of about 6 km that starts at Sagumi, crosses Jeomjae Pass, passes Moraemigol Valley and ends at Ttangkkeut Haetteul Village in Yeongjeon. Jeomjae is the lowest pass on the north side of Yundosan Mountain, and local people once crossed it to go to Wolsong Market in Hyeonsan-myeon. At Yeongjeon, red clay fields and the sea spread out together, and Ttangkkeut Haetteul Village offers farming and fishing village activities and mudflat activities.

Jeomjae Trail, bus service and sights along the trail

Buses from Haenam Bus Terminal to Ttangkkeut and Sagu run 14 times a day, but buses from Ttangkkeut to Yeongjeon run only 4 times a day, so plan your ride back in advance. Along the trail are Ttangkkeut Sculpture Park, Sagumi Beach, and Ttangkkeut Marine Natural History Museum, where you can see sculptures and many kinds of sea life. An old story says the spring below Sagu Village has water good enough to cure illness.

Source: Haenam County Culture and Tourism

Jeomjae Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail (Course 2) FAQ

What is Jeomjae on Jeomjae Trail?

It is the lowest pass on the north side of Yundosan Mountain, which local people once crossed to go to Wolsong Market in Hyeonsan-myeon.

Can I do activities in Yeongjeon Village at the end of Jeomjae Trail?

Yes. Ttangkkeut Haetteul Village in Yeongjeon offers farming and fishing village activities and mudflat activities.

Are there sights near Jeomjae Trail?

Yes. Ttangkkeut Sculpture Park, Sagumi Beach, and Ttangkkeut Marine Natural History Museum are nearby.