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NORTH KOREA · ASIA

Piro-bong

Also known as Hiro-ho, Hiro-hō, bilobong, 비로봉

Explore Piro-bong in North Korea. Find available mountain knowledge, plan a climb and keep your memories in your private Passport.

ELEVATION1,903 m
PROMINENCE1,134 m
TYPEPeak
COUNTRYNorth Korea

This page is not yet a complete trip guide. Route, access, permit and safety information may be missing or unreviewed. Confirm current official and local sources before planning travel.

AT A GLANCE

Meet Piro-bong.

Explore the mountain’s landscape, local context and practical information below. Sources are included with each section.

NamePiro-bong
CountryNorth Korea
RegionNot recorded
CoordinatesNot yet verified

MOUNTAIN KNOWLEDGE

Get to know this mountain.

Updated 9 September 2026. Explore the sources with each section, and check current local advice before travel.

Geology & landscape

Area covered by this information

wider Mount Myohyang protected landscape

UNESCO describes ancient granite and granite-gneiss landforms shaped by tectonic movement, erosion and weathering.

Sources & scope

Mount Myohyang reserve and nominated-property area centred on Piro Peak; not a sampled exact-summit lithology

Nature & wildlife

A detailed species list is not available for this mountain yet.

Area covered by this information

wider Mount Myohyang protected landscape

UNESCO describes temperate highland forest and an ecological corridor.

Sources & scope

Mount Myohyang reserve and nominated-property area only; not an exact-summit species record or encounter forecast

Culture & local context

Area covered by this information

wider Mount Myohyang cultural landscape

The mountain's wider cultural landscape includes Buddhist heritage and Tangun-associated traditions.

Sources & scope

Wider Mount Myohyang cultural landscape; no exact-summit attribution, ritual instruction or access permission

Conservation

Area covered by this information

wider Mount Myohyang protected landscape

UNESCO identifies a biosphere reserve with nature-reserve, natural-park and coordinated management status.

Sources & scope

Wider Mount Myohyang reserve and protected landscape containing Piro Peak; not current summit conditions or access authorization

Mountain knowledge is a starting point for planning. Confirm your route, access permissions and current conditions before you go.

PLANNING COVERAGE

No reviewed route overview yet.

We do not have a reviewed summit route for this mountain yet. Check current official and local advice before choosing a route.

COMMUNITY & STORIES

From people who know the mountain.

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BRING THE MOUNTAIN HOME

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CLIMB STORIES

Piro-bong, through other eyes.

Memories climbers have chosen to share, from the approach to the way home.

No climb stories have been shared for this mountain yet.

YOUR MOUNTAIN STORY

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Plan beyond the map.

Conditions, access, permits and emergency arrangements can change after any map or Route review. Confirm current official and local sources before departure.

ACCESS

Current access not yet verified

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ROUTE REVIEW

No reviewed Route date

Route review dates are independent from the map data snapshot and from live conditions.

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