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Jeongmul Oreum Volcanic Cone
Jeongmul Oreum is named after twin springs called Jeongmul at its northwestern base. The crater opening to the northwest, fields once used for grazing and graves at the base form a landscape where nature and village life coexist.
Travel planning at a glance
Plan your visit to Jeongmul Oreum around the designated trails in Geumak-ri, Hallim-eup. Jeongmul Oreum is named after twin springs called Jeongmul at its northwestern base. Its elevation of 466.1m and height of 151m above the surrounding ground are different from walking distance. Even if it appears on the list of oreum with installed trails, follow restrictions on the day and private-land notices.
Visitor information for Jeongmul Oreum Volcanic Cone
- Area
- Geumak-ri, Hallim-eup
- Elevation above sea level
- 466.1m (official inventory)
- Height above surrounding ground
- 151m (height above surrounding ground)
- Terrain
- Horseshoe-shaped crater
- Visit conditions
- Listed among oreum with trail facilities · Follow designated paths and on-site restrictions
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.
Jeongmul Oreum Volcanic Cone · Official information ↗ · Checked
Jeju oreum with trail facilities: 2026 status ↗ · Checked
Jeongmul Oreum’s twin springs and Geumak-ri scenery
Jeongmul Oreum is named after twin springs called Jeongmul at its northwestern base.
The crater opening to the northwest, fields once used for grazing and graves at the base form a landscape where nature and village life coexist.
Jeongmul Oreum Volcanic Cone · Official information ↗ · Checked
Choosing a trail and return point at Jeongmul Oreum Volcanic Cone
The official oreum inventory lists Jeongmul Oreum Volcanic Cone at 466.1m above sea level, with a relative height of 151m 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.
Do not use the steep southern slopes or ranch land as shortcuts. Choose spring viewing and ridge walks within permitted trails.
Jeongmul Oreum Volcanic Cone · Official information ↗ · Checked
Jeju oreum with trail facilities: 2026 status ↗ · Checked
What to consider when walking Jeongmul Oreum Volcanic Cone with others
Jeongmul Oreum’s relative height of 151m is the elevation difference from the surrounding ground. For children and beginners, consider the energy needed to descend safely along the route taken up before prioritizing summit photos. Treat hikes connecting further peaks as separate options.
Stories about Jeongmul Oreum’s springs and water-related terrain do not mean that water is currently drinkable or that water recreation is permitted. Bring drinking water and observe wetlands and water sources from designated paths.
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Finding the entrance to Jeongmul Oreum in Geumak-ri, Hallim-eup
The official location is 제주특별자치도 제주시 한림읍 금악리 산52-1 일대. This is the representative land-parcel address of Jeongmul Oreum; it does not guarantee a car park or the exact trail entrance. Compare map results for “정물오름 한림읍 금악리” with the signs at the designated entrance on site.
After descending from Jeongmul Oreum Volcanic Cone, include the journey back to your starting entrance in Geumak-ri, Hallim-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 한림읍 금악리 산52-1 일대
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 ↗Jeongmul Oreum Volcanic Cone · Official information ↗ · Checked
Jeju oreum with trail facilities: 2026 status ↗ · Checked
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Jeoji Oreum (Dakmol Oreum, Sae Oreum)
After exploring Jeongmul Oreum Volcanic Cone, consider Jeoji Oreum (Dakmol Oreum, Sae Oreum) for a different setting. Check the separate journey and access conditions before adding it to your itinerary.
Visitor guide →Frequently asked travel questions
How high is Jeongmul Oreum Volcanic Cone?
The official inventory lists an elevation of 466.1m above sea level and a relative height of 151m. Relative height is the difference in height from the surrounding ground toward the summit, not a hiking distance or duration.
What scenery can I see at Jeongmul Oreum Volcanic Cone?
Jeongmul Oreum is named after twin springs called Jeongmul at its northwestern base. The crater opening to the northwest, fields once used for grazing and graves at the base form a landscape where nature and village life coexist.
Can I walk freely throughout Jeongmul Oreum Volcanic Cone?
Do not use the steep southern slopes or ranch land as shortcuts. Choose spring viewing and ridge walks within permitted trails. The latest list of oreum with installed trails does not lift restrictions on private land or ranches, or weather restrictions on the day. Follow on-site designated trails and access notices.
Is the map address for Jeongmul Oreum Volcanic Cone the parking entrance?
The address “제주특별자치도 제주시 한림읍 금악리 산52-1 일대” is the hill’s representative location in the official register. Do not assume it is a confirmed dedicated car park or access road. Check the currently designated entrance in Geumak-ri, Hallim-eup and return transport separately.