Bijarim Forest
After exploring Seongbul Oreum Volcanic Cone, consider Bijarim Forest for a different setting. Check the separate journey and access conditions before adding it to your itinerary.
Visitor guide →East · Volcanic hills
Seongbul Oreum in Songdang-ri has a name associated with Seongbul Spring in its crater and the story of an old temple. Cedar woodland on the slopes contrasts with grassland near the summit. Observe the area around the spring, restored as a wetland, from permitted paths rather than stepping into it.
Travel planning at a glance
Plan Seongbul Oreum using designated trails in Songdang-ri, Gujwa-eup. Its name connects Seongbul Spring in the crater with stories of an old temple. Elevation of 361.7m and height above surrounding ground of 97m differ from walking distance. Being listed as having trail facilities does not override daily restrictions or private-property guidance.

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.
Seongbul Oreum Volcanic Cone · Official information ↗ · Checked
Jeju oreum with trail facilities: 2026 status ↗ · Checked
Seongbul Oreum in Songdang-ri takes its name from Seongbul Spring in the crater and stories of a former temple.
Cedar woodland on the slopes contrasts with grassland near the summit. Observe the area around the spring, restored as a wetland, from permitted paths rather than stepping into it.
Seongbul Oreum Volcanic Cone · Official information ↗ · Checked
The official oreum inventory lists Seongbul Oreum Volcanic Cone at 361.7m above sea level, with a relative height of 97m from the surrounding ground to the summit. Neither figure is the hiking distance or the actual length of the ascent; consider them alongside the climbs and descents on your chosen trail.
The presence of a spring does not mean it is a source of drinking water today. Check junctions in the forest, and do not extend your walk into the wetland.
Seongbul Oreum Volcanic Cone · Official information ↗ · Checked
Jeju oreum with trail facilities: 2026 status ↗ · Checked
At Seongbul Oreum Volcanic Cone, the slope at your chosen entrance and the return route affect your companions more than the elevation figure of 361.7m. With children, check the distance on entrance signs and the condition of the path, then choose a short out-and-back walk.
Seongbul Oreum's spring and water-landform stories do not establish current drinking water or permitted water activities. Bring drinking water and observe wetlands and water sources from designated paths.
Seongbul Oreum Volcanic Cone · Official information ↗ · Checked
Jeju oreum visitor rules ↗ · Checked
The official location is 제주특별자치도 제주시 구좌읍 송당리 산 266. This represents Seongbul Oreum's land parcel, not guaranteed parking or an exact trailhead. Compare map results for “성불오름 구좌읍 송당리” with signs at the designated entrance.
After descending from Seongbul Oreum Volcanic Cone, include the journey back to your starting entrance in Songdang-ri, Gujwa-eup. This guide does not present the site as a visitor facility with confirmed dedicated parking or bus stops. If driving a rental car, check where parking is permitted on site. If using public transport, check the extra walk to the entrance and your return service.
Visitor location · 제주특별자치도 제주시 구좌읍 송당리 산 266
This is the volcanic hill’s representative land-parcel address. Check the exact parking area and trailhead separately against on-site designated-trail guidance.
Location reference ↗Seongbul Oreum Volcanic Cone · Official information ↗ · Checked
Jeju oreum with trail facilities: 2026 status ↗ · Checked
The official inventory lists an elevation of 361.7m above sea level and a relative height of 97m. Relative height is the difference in height from the surrounding ground toward the summit, not a hiking distance or duration.
Seongbul Oreum in Songdang-ri has a name associated with Seongbul Spring in its crater and the story of an old temple. Cedar woodland on the slopes contrasts with grassland near the summit. Observe the area around the spring, restored as a wetland, from permitted paths rather than stepping into it.
The presence of a spring does not mean it is a source of drinking water today. Check junctions in the forest, and do not extend your walk into the wetland. The latest list of established trails does not lift private-property, ranch or daily weather restrictions. Follow designated paths and on-site access notices first.
The address “제주특별자치도 제주시 구좌읍 송당리 산 266” is the cone's representative location in the official register. It does not confirm dedicated parking or an access road. Check the current designated entrance in Songdang-ri and return transport separately.