전북 완주군 · natural crag

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natural crag in 전북 완주군.

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Last checked 2026-07-21

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Address
대둔산로, 운주면, 완주군, 전북특별자치도, 55300, 대한민국
Climbing styles
natural crag

About this crag

A "beginner area" on a slabby slab that's 15 minutes from the road (mostly sturdy stairs). There are about 6-7 routes, all pretty much the same. . . lots of frictiony slab with a little roof crux near the end. Chain anchors (need replacement quick links) and high first bolts (most routes only have 2-3 bolts). 30 meter routes, so tie a knot at the end of your rope! For bolts directly under the roof, bring a long sling-- the friction is great for feet, not-so-much for ropes! Climbing Grades: 7 - 9 Type: Rock Climb Style: Sport

Getting there

The start of the approach is just off road 17, about 5.3kilometers S/W of the main entrance to the park, on the right (if you're heading from the park, it's just past the Cherry Pension, on the left). Check navigational photos for the can't-miss entrance, just beside a fence. Parking is just across the street, beneath the ridges of Mt.Cheongdeung (청등산).

Parking

The start of the approach is just off road 17, about 5.3kilometers S/W of the main entrance to the park, on the right (if you're heading from the park, it's just past the Cherry Pension, on the left). Parking is just across the street, beneath the ridges of Mt.Cheongdeung (청등산).

Before you visit

Very high, but easy, first bolts. If you bring young kids, there's a bit of a drop off a few meters beyond the base. When belaying, there are bolts and trees to anchor in. The rock quality is good, but some routes have the bolt below the roof, so bring a long sling to protect the "steep" part.

Recommended equipment

60 meter rope 6 draws, and a long sling will do!

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