New Trail Maps for Korea's Parks

[isipau]

I've recently added a lot of new info on the Korea hiking blog, including detailed high resolution printable trail maps of a number of parks, which include mileage, estimated hiking times, locations of freshwater springs, shelter locations, and bus stops. All maps were drawn from existing Korean trail maps (provided by KNPS and other sources) combined with my own first-hand knowledge of those parks.

If you hike the parks regularly, definately check it out.
http://koreaclimbs.blogspot.com/

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MAPS AND INFO SOON TO BE ADDED:

Seoraksan National Park
Odaesan National Park
Sobaeksan National Park
Taebaeksan Provincial Park

[orion]

Nice site! I've been here since 2001 and hiked all over the place. I have Korean topo maps (not to proper scale) of all the major Mtns in Korea, they are actually scanned from books.

I hiked to Song-in Bong (984m) on Ullung Island last month, by far the steepest climb I've done in Korea, spectacular view, and nice camping spot to start from.