Experience the majestic beauty of Mount Hallasan without the challenge of a strenuous all-day trek. Located at 1,100 meters above sea level, this hidden gem is the highest point in Jeju accessible by vehicle, making it the perfect "easy hiking" destination for everyone.

You will walk along a beautifully maintained, flat wooden boardwalk that loops through the protected 1,100 Altitude Wetland—a designated UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and Ramsar Wetland. This unique subalpine ecosystem is home to rare plants, wildlife, and distinct landscapes that change dramatically with each season.

As you stroll through the clouds and breathe in the crisp, pristine mountain air, your local guide will share fascinating stories about the formation of Mount Hallasan and Jeju’s volcanic history. It is a peaceful, scenic 20-to-30-minute walk that offers panoramic mountain views with absolutely no steep climbing required.

In autumn, Camellia Hill transitions into a serene and cozy landscape filled with rich seasonal charm. While the famous camellia trees are still gathering their strength for the winter bloom, the arboretum puts on a different kind of show.

The sprawling grounds are accented by the warm, golden hues of changing foliage and fallen leaves, perfectly complementing the crisp, refreshing autumn breeze. It is also the peak season for pink muhly grass and pampas grass, creating soft, dreamy pink and silver fields that are wildly popular for autumn photography.

The tranquil walking trails are shaded by towering pine trees and lush greenery that remain vibrant year-round, offering a peaceful, romantic atmosphere. With fewer crowds and a cozy, melancholic beauty, autumn is an ideal time to enjoy a quiet, healing stroll through the island’s most famous botanical garden.