거창 항노화 힐링랜드
I stopped by since I was in Gajo Hot Springs. There are quite a few suspension bridges in Geochang. I originally planned to visit the Susungdae Suspension Bridge, but it was quite far from the Gajo area. I visited this one because I heard it was a recently built Y-shaped suspension bridge. Since it was a weekday, I just entered the address into my GPS and drove to the Udusan parking lot, but it seems you have to use the parking lot further down on holidays or weekends. There was a staff member guiding visitors at the entrance who signaled me to pass through. On weekends, I think you'll probably have to park to the left of the staff member and take the shuttle. The Udusan parking lot isn't very big, but it has shade canopies and was quite well-maintained. There is a ticket booth near the parking lot. Since it was my first time, I was confused and thought I had to take the shuttle from the booth, but that isn't the case. You have to walk, haha. On the way down, I met a lot of elderly people asking where to catch the shuttle, haha. The admission fee is 3,000 won for adults, and it is free for those 65 and older. (You have to pay for parking separately... though it isn't that expensive.) You just need to follow the wooden deck path all the way up. Honestly, you have to keep going until you start thinking, "How much further do I have to go... still? Still?" It might be easy for experienced hikers, but it's tough for someone like me who lacks exercise. It was very windy, so I wore a windbreaker, but halfway through, everyone took theirs off and tied them around their waists. The bridge is smaller than I expected. Still, I managed to make a cool Y-shape. The floor isn't solid; there are holes so you can see the valley below clearly. It might be difficult for those with a fear of heights. You can walk across the solid floor and the frame sections, though. There is a separate path that goes up one way and down the other. You should allow about an hour for a leisurely hike. It's a great place to visit for an outing on a nice day, except when it's too hot or raining. Oh, and it seems like they operate separate accommodations inside, similar to a forest pension village.
Operated by Geochang County. Due to a lack of parking space at the entrance on weekends, a shuttle bus operates within a 5-minute radius. Currently, admission, the shuttle bus, and parking are free, but it is said that they will become paid services starting next year. There is a Y-shaped suspension bridge located 600 meters from the entrance. The scenery is beautiful. The round trip takes about 1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hours. It might be a bit strenuous due to the stairs, but the overall course is fairly manageable. I recommend arriving early (before 10 AM) as it gets very crowded on weekends.
Admission is 3,000 won per person. They refunded 2,000 won in Geochang Love Gift Certificates, so I ended up with 1,000 won. I walked around the Y-shaped suspension bridge and bought ice cream at the convenience store. It was a bit tiring, as I had to park in the parking lot below, take the shuttle bus, and then climb the mountain for about 20 minutes. However, the path was beautiful and the scenery was amazing, which was great. There weren't many tourists, so I had a really relaxing time. I loved it~~~
I went to see the Y-shaped suspension bridge. Most of the visitors were elderly. Since it was the weekend, a shuttle bus ran from the parking lot below. The intervals were short and there were plenty of buses, so it wasn't too inconvenient. The suspension bridge was high, so it was a bit dizzying, but the view was beautiful. Just walking to the bridge and back was a nice way to enjoy the scenery in a relatively short amount of time.
They said it was a place where you could bring your pet, but when I asked the ticket booth staff, they said that regardless of the pet etiquette signs, you still have to carry your pet. I thought it had changed recently, but they said it's been the same since it opened. There were so many stairs that it seemed difficult, so I turned back even though I came from far away. ㅠ I'm leaving a review so that no one makes a wasted trip.
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