OSULLOC Tea Museum
After exploring Jeju Olle Trail Route 9, consider OSULLOC Tea Museum for a different setting. Check the separate journey and access conditions before adding it to your itinerary.
Visitor guide →Western Jeju · Olle and walking routes
From Daepyeong Port to Hwasun, this route encounters the terrain around Moljil and Andeok Valley. Officially rated difficult, this route calls for attention to actual climbs, descents and woodland terrain rather than straight-line distance. Do not choose it expecting only a low-lying coastal stroll.
Travel planning at a glance
Jeju Olle Route 9 is the Daepyeong–Hwasun Olle route, covering 12.3 km. The official suggested walking time is 3-4 hours and the difficulty rating is hard. The start and finish are different, so arrange return transport or travel to the port separately.

Operating and access information is based on the official sources below. Recommended routes and visit durations are editorial suggestions. Check each place's description to see whether waiting, meals and similar time are included, and allow separate time for travel between places.
A route from Daepyeong Port to Hwasun, exploring the terrain around Moljil and toward Andeok Valley.
Officially rated difficult, this route calls for attention to actual climbs, descents and woodland terrain rather than straight-line distance. Do not choose it expecting only a low-lying coastal stroll.
Current official route information lists a length of 12.3 km, a suggested walking time of 3-4 hours and a hard difficulty rating. The time varies with breaks, activities, meals and your pace. If markers have changed or there is a temporary diversion, follow the operator's instructions for that day.
Jeju Olle Route 9 is a one-way route from the official start point at Daepyeong to the official finish point at Hwasun. 12.3 km is the length of that route, not a return journey along the same path. To get back to the start, plan return transport or additional walking separately.
Consider your companions' hiking experience, as the route includes steep terrain and woodland sections. Do not make your own descent below the Baksugijeong cliffs or into the valley.
If completing all of Jeju Olle Route 9 would be too demanding, choose a shorter section that follows the on-site Olle markers and plan how to get there and back. The hard difficulty rating does not guarantee that every section is accessible with a pushchair or wheelchair.
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The official route map provides separate start and finish coordinates. Start: the official start point at Daepyeong (33.235901, 126.363039) · Finish: the official finish point at Hwasun (33.240065, 126.335347). These coordinates identify the currently listed points; they are not street addresses. Compare them with the official route's start and finish on the map.
Before walking Jeju Olle Route 9, check buses or taxis from the official finish point at Hwasun back to your accommodation or the official start point at Daepyeong. The 12.3 km route does not include the return distance. Check services at your chosen bus stop for your travel date in the Jeju Bus Information System.
Route start and finish · 출발: 대평 공식 시작점 (33.235901, 126.363039) · 도착: 화순 공식 종점 (33.240065, 126.335347)
These are the start and finish coordinates provided on the operator's map. Calculate the approach distance from your chosen port or bus stop separately.
Location reference ↗The official route length is 12.3 km, the suggested walking time is 3-4 hours, and the difficulty rating is hard. Total time varies with visits to attractions, meals, your pace and any current diversions.
Jeju Olle Route 9 is a one-way route from the official start point at Daepyeong to the official finish point at Hwasun. 12.3 km is the length of that route, not a return journey along the same path. To get back to the start, plan return transport or additional walking separately.
From Daepyeong Port to Hwasun, this route encounters the terrain around Moljil and Andeok Valley. Officially rated difficult, this route calls for attention to actual climbs, descents and woodland terrain rather than straight-line distance. Do not choose it expecting only a low-lying coastal stroll.
Consider your companions' hiking experience, as the route includes steep terrain and woodland sections. Do not make your own descent below the Baksugijeong cliffs or into the valley. After considering the full distance, the day's weather and your child's walking experience, you can choose to walk only part of the route.