National Pilgrimage Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail, Haenam

National Pilgrimage Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail

In Korean: 국토순례길- 땅끝길

National Pilgrimage Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail is a hiking and walking path on the Ttangkkeut Trail that bears the name 'National Pilgrimage Trail'.

Phone

061-532-1330+82 61-532-1330

Not listed: Hours, Closed days, Fee, Parking

Sources: Haenam County

Its address is the area around 42 Ttangkkeunmaeul-gil in Songji-myeon. For inquiries, call Haenam County Tourist Information (061-532-1330).

National Pilgrimage Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail before you go

Contact

Tourist Information: 061-532-1330 +82 61-532-1330

Address

42 Ttangkkeunmaeul-gil and vicinity, Songji-myeon, Haenam-gun, Jeonnam-Gwangju Special Metropolitan City

In Korean: 전남광주통합특별시 해남군 송지면 땅끝마을길 42 일원

Not listed Hours, Closed days, Fees, Parking

National Pilgrimage Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail in detail

National Pilgrimage Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail: three walking trails that start together at Ttangkkeut

Three walking trails start together at Ttangkkeut. They are the coastal Cultural and Ecological Trail, the first stretch of Samnam-gil (Honam Grand Road), which runs a thousand ri to Seoul, and the Ttangkkeut Millennium Forest Old Road to Dosoram Hermitage and Mihwangsa Temple. The Ttangkkeut Millennium Forest Old Road follows the coastal walking path and circles Ttangkkeut Tower, and all three trails start at Maemseom.

National Pilgrimage Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail: a wooden-deck coastal forest path and a driving section

On the Ttangkkeut coastal forest path, wooden decks run along the line where the sea meets the land, so you walk with the sea on your left, listening to the waves. This path passes Ttangkkeut Tower and continues to Songho Beach and Sagumi Beach. The stretch from in front of Maemseom at Ttangkkeut past Sagumi Beach to Ttangkkeut Sculpture Park is also good for a drive.

Source: Haenam County Culture and Tourism

National Pilgrimage Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail FAQ

Which trails start on the National Pilgrimage Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail?

The Cultural and Ecological Trail, the first stretch of the Samnamgil to Seoul, and the Ttangkkeut Millennium Forest Old Road to Dosoram Hermitage and Mihwangsa Temple all start at Ttangkkeut.

Can I see both sunrise and sunset on the National Pilgrimage Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail?

Yes. You can see both sunrise and sunset on the Ttangkkeut coastal path.

Can I tour the area around the National Pilgrimage Trail - Ttangkkeut Trail by car?

Yes. The driving section runs from Maemseom Island at Ttangkkeut past Sagumi Beach to Ttangkkeut Sculpture Park.