Taebaeksan National Park (태백산국립공원)

A world-class safety-themed experience park. It features 4D simulations of natural disasters (earthquakes, wildfires, floods), a hero experience center, and outdoor activities like ziplining and cable cars. Most of the entrance fee is returned as a local voucher to spend within the city.

Located next to Gumunso, this museum focuses on the Paleozoic era. It features an extensive collection of fossils, including trilobites and orthocones found in the surrounding limestone layers.

A unique geological formation where the Hwangji-cheon stream has pierced through a massive limestone rock over millions of years, creating a natural stone gate and waterfall. It is a major Paleozoic site with various fossils visible in the area.

One of the largest coal museums in the world. It provides a comprehensive look at the history of the coal industry, mining techniques, and the daily lives of miners through realistic dioramas and an experience tunnel.

The most iconic activity in Taebaek. The trail from Yuilsa to the summit (Cheonjedan) is relatively gentle and takes about 3–4 hours round trip. It is world-famous for its "frost flowers" (rime ice) on the yew trees during winter.

Held every January in Taebaeksan National Park and downtown. Features large snow sculptures, sledding, night illuminations, and local food stalls. The festival attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors who come to see the majestic white landscape of the city.