Cheongpung Lake Monorail청풍호 관광모노레일

At a glance

Starting in Dogok-ri in Cheongpung-myeon, this monorail climbs Bibongsan on a 2.6 km track at about 1 m per second, roughly walking pace, and reaches the 531 m summit in around 25 minutes. Each car seats six, and the route runs through oak forest with animal figures set out along the way. The same summit can also be reached from the lakeshore by the Cheongpung Lake Cable Car.

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Cheongpung Lake Monorail · 1 tours & tickets

1. KKdayJecheon day tour: Uirimji, cable car & BibongsanA 10-hour Jecheon day tour from Seoul that includes the Bibongsan observatory. Its title lists the cable car, not the monorail, so expect to go up by cable car.Book

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Tips

• 01
  Ticket sales end at 16:30, well before the 18:00 close, so arrive by mid-afternoon.
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  From December to February the monorail doesn't run; the cable car is the way up in winter.

Nearby

Cheongpung Lake Cable CarA 2.3 km cable car from the Cheongpung lakeshore to the 531 m summit of Bibongsan, in about 10 minutes.Cheongpung Cultural Heritage ComplexHistoric buildings saved from the Chungju Dam flood and rebuilt above the lake, led by the Goryeo-era Hanbyeongnu pavilion.Cheongpung Lake CruiseSightseeing boats from the Cheongpung pier on the Jecheon side of the big reservoir behind Chungju Dam.Chungju LakeThe huge reservoir behind Chungju Dam, winding through Chungju, Jecheon and Danyang, with five piers for sightseeing boats.