38 Park

It is said that the site was called the "Secret Garden" because it was not accessible to the general public because it was a former military operation area. Previously, photos could not be taken because it was a military operation area, but now it is only allowed to take pictures on the side of the road. Early in the morning, you can see frosty and foggy images, all of which feel beautiful, and it is especially a place famous for its good scenery photography.

A world-class motorsports complex featuring an international grade racing circuit. Even when there isn't a race, visitors can tour the grandstands, visit the Classic Car Museum on-site, or simply admire the high-tech architecture integrated into the mountain landscape.

For motorsports fans, this is the ultimate experience. You can take a "Circuit Taxi" where a professional driver takes you around the technical corners of the Inje Speedium at high speeds, or even drive your own car on the track after a short safety briefing. It’s a rare opportunity to experience a Grade 2 FIA-certified circuit firsthand.

The main stream of Inje. The 70-km stream starts from Mt. Odaesan National Park, winds around the steep mountains and valleys, and flows into the North Hangang River. It is one of the cleanest streams in Korea. When spring comes, the thick ice of the valleys starts to melt. The Lenok, which is a type of salmon, starts to swim upstream to lay eggs. When you notice scarlet royal azaleas blossom along the stream and the water becomes cobalt blue, you can say summer has come. When fall comes in the valley, red and yellow leaves reflected on the surface of the stream seem to dye the water red and yellow. Winter in the valley has a short temper, so it doesn’t wait until December. You can see white snow sparkling all over the valley in early November. When you see this magnificent sight, you have no choice but to be spellbound. Mountain biking is another attractive sport available in Naerincheon. The steep mountains and bumpy roads along the stream encourage you to pedal on your bike harder. The harder you pedal the more spectacular scenes you can see.

A mountain 1,164m above sea level. Average 3 hours to scale the mountain. There are well-built wooden paths for most parts. Due to the abundance of wild, rare flowers on a high altitude, it has earned the nickname of 'garden in the sky'. Different flowers blossom in different seasons other than winter: expect azaleas in spring, water lilies in summer, and mugworts in autumn. To protect the natural environment of this area, the authorities have limited visitors to 450 per day, 5 days per week for 8 months per year, as such advance reservations are required and can be made on the website (provided in the hyperlink; only in Korean).

The birch grove is reached on foot from the visitor centre and car park; allow about 1–1½ hours to walk uphill to the forest, plus time to return. Wear suitable footwear, and check for weather-related trail closures before setting out. Winter conditions may require crampons.