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Jeju Jeolmul Recreational Forest
In Korean: 제주절물자연휴양림
Jeju Jeolmul Recreational Forest is a recreation forest in a forest dominated by cedars, with walking paths, a mineral spring, a pond and a woodcraft experience center.
The cedar forest path has decks and ramps, so wheelchairs can get around too. It is open 07:00–17:00 with no closed days, and individual admission is 1,000 won for adults, 600 won for teenagers and 300 won for children. Parking is available, and the ticket office lends wheelchairs and strollers.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization · KOGL Type 1 · 6 photos
Jeju Jeolmul Recreational Forest before you go
Hours
07:00–17:00 — source 1
Closed days
Open year-round — source 1
Fees
[Individual] - Adult 1,000 won - Youth 600 won - Child 300 won [Group (20 or more people)] - Adult 800 won - Youth 500 won - Child 200 won ※ Call for details — source 1
Full bar = straight-line 2.0 km · Within 2,000 m · straight-line distance · Korea Tourism Organization TourAPI
Photos: Korea Tourism Organization · KOGL Type 1, KOGL Type 3 (no changes allowed)
Jeju Jeolmul Recreational Forest FAQ
Does Jeju Jeolmul Recreational Forest have separate group admission?
Groups of 20 or more pay 800 won for adults, 500 won for teenagers and 200 won for children. Individual prices are 1,000 won for adults, 600 won for teenagers and 300 won for children, and for details you can call 064-728-1510.
Can you tour Jeju Jeolmul Recreational Forest by wheelchair or stroller?
The cedar forest has decks and ramps, so it is easy to get around by wheelchair. At the ticket office you can borrow 3 manual wheelchairs and 4 strollers. There are 3 parking spaces reserved for people with disabilities and a restroom for people with disabilities (next to the ticket office, and a unisex one inside the forest).
Is there a volcanic cone to climb near Jeju Jeolmul Recreational Forest?
Jeolmul Oreum is near the forest. From the observation deck at the top you can see a horseshoe-shaped crater, and on a clear day you can look down on Seongsan Ilchulbong Tuff Cone to the east and the Jeju city center to the north.