| Osong Waterfall and Hiking Trail near Sogni-san Seongbul-sa Temple |

| Osong-pokpo [Five-Pines Waterfall] is in a pretty gorge just below the entrance to Seongbul-sa. |


| the trail up to Munjang-dae Peak of Sogni-san begins with a nice bridge just below Seongbul-sa. |
| right beside the trail, a spring of pure drinkable mineral-water flows out from under a rock... typical in the greatest Korean mountains. |

| Also typical, little towers of rocks are seen all along the stream-gorge. |


| Unusual: at an overhanging-boulder-complex beside the trail, a common sort of place for mountain-worship, a fading drawing of a Buddhist monk or Daoist hermit, with inscription, is readily visible. |




| A third of the way up the very steep trail, the Swil-bawi [Let's-take-a-rest Boulders] is a fine place to begin to enjoy the views. |