Jugeumsan

Jugeumsan (주금산) is a mountain located in the Gyeonggi Province of South Korea. It is situated within the city of Namyangju. Jugeumsan is not one of the most prominent or tallest peaks in South Korea, but it is a popular hiking destination for local residents and visitors seeking a relatively accessible and scenic mountain experience.

The mountain is characterized by its rocky terrain and forested slopes, offering varying levels of difficulty for hikers. The trails leading to the summit provide views of the surrounding landscape, including the urban areas of Namyangju and the more rural regions of Gyeonggi Province.

Jugeumsan is accessible by public transportation and offers a variety of hiking trails, ranging in length and difficulty. Information about specific trail maps and access points can typically be found at local tourism information centers or online resources dedicated to hiking in South Korea. The mountain's name, 주금산, translates roughly to "Red Gold Mountain," although the origin and historical significance of the name may vary depending on local accounts.

The area around Jugeumsan often features facilities for hikers, such as parking areas, restrooms, and sometimes small restaurants or shops selling refreshments. As with any outdoor activity, hikers are advised to check weather conditions, wear appropriate footwear, and carry sufficient water and supplies before embarking on a hike up Jugeumsan.