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GANGWON-DO · SOUTH KOREA · ASIA

Kyebang-san

Also known as Kebang-san, Keiho-san, Keiho-zan, Keihō-san

Explore Kyebang-san in South Korea. Find available mountain knowledge, plan a climb and keep your memories in your private Passport.

ELEVATIONNot verified
PROMINENCENot verified
TYPEMountain
COUNTRYSouth 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 Kyebang-san.

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

NameKyebang-san
CountrySouth Korea
RegionGangwon-do
CoordinatesNot yet verified

MOUNTAIN KNOWLEDGE

Get to know this mountain.

Updated 1 November 2026. Explore the sources with each section, and check current local advice before travel.

Access & planning

Routes
  • Name

    Gyebangsan Course 1

    From Unduryeong Rest Area, the official tourism description continues over the summit and yew grove toward the auto-campground.

  • Name

    Gyebangsan Course 2

    From the summit, the official tourism description follows a gentler ridge toward the Gyebangsan parking area.

Route Summary
Approximate Distance Kilometres

8.9

Access And Safety

Check the Korea National Park Service live trail-control and designated-entry-time information immediately before setting out; status can change.

Official information

research.knps.or.kr ↗

Sources & scope

described official visitor routes; no inferred geometry, ascent or duration

current official park operations; not a promise of future access

Nature & wildlife

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

The Forest Service lists yew, fir, linden and ash among the principal trees of the Unduryeong forest landscape around Gyebangsan.

Area covered by this information

forest landscape, not summit occurrence

Sources & scope

Unduryeong forest landscape; not a summit occurrence record

Conservation

A 1,263 ha area around Gyebangsan has been managed as a forest genetic-resource protection area since 1985, and part of the mountain lies within Odaesan National Park.

Area covered by this information

named protected area only

Sources & scope

designated Gyebangsan forest area; not the entire mountain polygon

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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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CLIMB STORIES

Kyebang-san, through other eyes.

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

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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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