See

Mount Gyejoksan

계족산

Bike and walking trails. Site of the Yongwal thermal power plant, and Gyejok Mountain Fortress. Open year round. No parking facilities.

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Eat
Loving Hut
Part of a chain of organic, 100% vegan, new pseudo-religious group-run restaurants. Menus in the chain vary between outlets: Shintanjin's mostly serves rice or noodle based fare, but has a Western-style fake-meat item. Prices typically under ₩5,000, owners are friendly and probably won't try to convert you. Fake-meat can also be purchased to take home. A second outlet may be opening near Expo Park.
Drink
Incurve
인커브
It is an emotional cafe with the theme of Luck and Four-leaf Clover, and it is a great place to heal with a clean white-tone interior and various plants. The signature menu, Luck Latte, is topped with sweet white chocolate cream and four-leaf clover to satisfy both visual and taste. In addition, it provides visitors with a special experience by writing a guest book and meeting cute dogs.
Closed · opens noon₩4,000
Do
Daedong Sky Park
대동하늘공원
It consists of Daedong Mural Village, Daedong Street Art Museum, Baegolsan Love Rock, Daedong Haneul Park Windmill, and Haneul Park Cafe.
Do
Uam Historical Park
Historic scholarly site nestled in a mountain valley. Has a well kept lake and quite nice to stroll around. Hosts a (poorly gazetted) festival sometime in October. For hikers, the trail hidden at the rear-left of the park continues up the mountain, past a place to fill your water bottles and after a less than 30 min walk, all the way to the top of the ridge overlooking the immense Daecheong lake east of town.
Free