Bijarim Forest
Combine Gujwa's rural stone-wall lanes with forest observation.
Visitor guide →East · Culture and history
Gamsugul stone wall paths
Gamsugul Stone Wall Path in Jung-dong, Pyeongdae-ri, explores Jeju's field walls and rural lanes. Observe the stacked stones and farmland from public village paths, respecting the boundaries of fields and homes.
Travel planning at a glance
Gamsugul Stone Wall Path is a village walk through Pyeongdae-ri's stone walls and rural scenery. Allow 45 minutes–1 hour for a short public section, and check current guidance and the return point for the full route. The name alone does not imply a visit inside a cave.
Gamsugul stone wall paths at a glance
- Attraction type
- Culture and history
- Visit area
- East
- Planning reference
- 45 minutes–1 hour (editorial estimate)
- Essential visit information
- Check the current route and return point, protect the field walls, farmland and homes, and walk only on public paths.
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.
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Observe stones and rural scenery along Pyeongdae-ri's field walls
Gamsugul Stone Wall Path is introduced as a route through the traditional rural atmosphere of Jung-dong, Pyeongdae-ri. View fields and lanes between stone walls from public paths.
Look closely at the interlocking stones and gaps in the field walls. Distinguish the general characteristics of these walls from the current condition of any particular section, and do not touch or move the stones.
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Distinguish a short village stroll from walking the full route
The suggested 45 minutes–1 hour is an editorial estimate for a short public section. It does not establish the full route length; check the on-site route map, open sections, starting point and return point.
The word for cave in the route's name does not mean that tourists may enter a cave. Plan a public walk along field walls and village lanes, and do not use closed paths or farmland as shortcuts.
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Walk with children and older family members while making way for farm work and residents
With children, discuss how field walls differ from walls around homes and defensive walls. Do not take stones. Take photos from the path and stay out of the fields.
Give priority to farm vehicles and residents, and move slowly at crossings and along narrow lanes. Check the sun, wind and actual places to rest, and choose a shorter walk if needed.
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Continue from Pyeongdae 7-gil to Bijarim Forest and Sehwa
평대7길 34 is the route's representative address. Check the actual walking start point and parking, and do not park in ways that block access in front of homes.
Bijarim Forest offers forest scenery different from the rural stone-wall lanes. Sehwa Beach is an option for a break on the east coast; calculate the actual travel distance and return transport separately.
Visitor location · 제주특별자치도 제주시 구좌읍 평대7길 34
평대7길 34 is the field-wall route's representative address. Check the actual walking start point, public route and parking on the on-site map.
Location reference ↗Gamsugul stone wall paths · Jeju Tourism Organization ↗ · Checked
Where to go after Gamsugul stone wall paths
Sehwa Beach
An option for continuing from a Pyeongdae-ri walk to a break on the Sehwa coast.
Visitor guide →Frequently asked travel questions
Is Gamsugul Stone Wall Path a cave exploration route?
This page introduces walks along public village lanes and field walls. The name alone does not mean that entry into a cave is permitted.
What can I see on Gamsugul Stone Wall Path?
See Pyeongdae-ri's stone walls, fields and lanes in a rural setting.
Can I climb onto the field walls to take photos?
Do not damage or climb the field walls. Stay on public paths and respect the boundaries of farmland and private property.
How long should I walk on Gamsugul Stone Wall Path?
Allow 45 minutes–1 hour for a short public section. Plan the full route separately using current maps and return arrangements.