Moguri Oreum

Moguri Oreum is a parasitic volcano with an elevation of 232m, featuring a horseshoe-shaped crater that curves to the north. Inside the horseshoe slope, there is a small hill (Aloreum) that resembles a mother dog holding a puppy, hence the name Moguri, which is also written in Chinese characters as Moguak. It has a unique structure with a mother oreum and a child oreum, and the child oreum is called Gae Dongsan (Jeotgeurindongsan). In May 2003, the Moguri Campground opened at the western foot of the oreum, equipped with a grass soccer field, a challenge training ground, and an inline skating rink, and a well-maintained walking trail runs along the ridge. One of the reasons to climb Moguri Oreum is the cypress forest path; the phytoncides from the cypress trees are effective in relieving stress, stabilizing the mind and body, and boosting immunity, allowing visitors to enjoy forest bathing and stroll through the cypress forest for mental and physical stability while breathing in the fresh air of Jeju. Address: 260 Seoseongil-ro, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province