A beautiful country slightly smaller than the state of Kentucky (!), South Korea boasts a world-class National Parks system consisting of 16 mountainous parks, 4 maritime parks and one historical park. Roughly 70% of this awe-inspiring country is covered in mountains. No, they aren’t the… Read More
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Gwanaksan Holga
Four exposures was not sufficient to capture the beauty of this great city mountain on film. Will head back to Gwanaksan for more soon.
Gwanaksan
This rocky beast has stolen my heart. As a loyalist to my old backyard, Bukhansan National Park, it feels like a betrayal to even think about giving my heart to another mountain in Seoul. Sitting pretty at 632 meters, Yeonjudae, the summit of Gwanakansan, falls… Read More
Saryangdo
I had been in Korea no more than 3 weeks when I embarked on my inaugural trip with Seoul Hiking Group in October 2011. The weather was dismal and I was in no way whatsoever prepared for what the hike required. At that time, the… Read More




