Dashed lines show the trail development proposal linking places and regions. Pins reveal shrines, address-based places and regional centres with their stories.
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My visit notes
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Geographic overview · Offline view
How to read this map
Dashed lines show the trail development proposal linking places and regions. Pins reveal shrines, address-based places and regional centres with their stories.[13]
What satellite imagery can tell you
Explore the relationship between mountains, plains, towns and villages in the satellite layer. Prepare a visit using current access information and local conditions.
Toward a surveyed trail
Walking GPS tracks and field surveys underpin stage-by-stage route information. Access status, hazards, detours and facilities inform visitor guidance.
From wayfinding to visit notes
Read the history of places and local stories on the map, then record your visits. Personal pins are saved in this browser and can be downloaded as a notes file.[16]
01 · Jinsan to Daedunsan
A proposed stage connecting faith’s beginnings and the mountain foothills.
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02 · Daedunsan to the Unju area
A survey proposal through villages and valleys.
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03 · Yonggyewon to the Singgeuraengi area
A further proposal connecting Wanju’s village memories.
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04 · Gosan and Samnye to Jeonju
A proposed connection toward the city’s historical places.
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