Discover Jeoji Oreum: Jeju’s Hidden Hiking Gem
Nestled in the tranquil Han-gyeong-myeon area of Jeju Island, Jeoji Oreum—also known locally as Dakmol Oreum or Sae Oreum—is a scenic volcanic cone that rewards hikers with breathtaking panoramas. Standing at San 51, Jeoji-ri, this off-the-beaten-path destination remains one of the island’s best-kept secrets.
Location and Access
Jeoji Oreum is situated at San 51, Jeoji-ri, Jeju-si. To reach the trailhead, take a local bus from Jeju City toward Han-gyeong-myeon and disembark at the Jeoji-ri stop. A short 10-minute walk through lush fields and woodlands leads you directly to the well-marked entrance.
Trail Overview
The hiking path is well-maintained and suitable for both casual walkers and seasoned trekkers. The ascent is moderate, taking approximately 45–60 minutes to reach the summit, where you can enjoy sweeping views of Hallasan to the east and the silhouette of Biyangdo Island on clear days.
Sunset Views and Photography
Jeoji Oreum is especially renowned for its captivating sunsets. Photographers and nature lovers gather on the summit to capture the golden hues as the sun dips below the horizon, casting a warm glow over the volcanic landscape.
Visitor Information
– Open year-round, no entrance fee
– Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
– Recommended hiking time: 2–3 hours round trip
– Nearest public restroom: Jeoji-ri Village Center
For inquiries and local guidance, call +82-64-728-7952.
For more travel tips and detailed itineraries, visit the Jeju Island Traveler Guide.
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