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Located in the middle of Seoul, this crag was developed from 1986 to 2008 by a tenacious gym owner. A couple of the routes have been used for the gym members’ training on the weekends. The crag offers a variety of climbs on good quality granite rock that faces east.The routes vary between slab, crack, face, and overhanging climbing.
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Approach
At Muakjae Subway Station 무악재 (Line #3), take Exit 3 and walk straight up the hill Muakjae 무악재 for 150m. Turn right to the small uphill road by an apartment and then continue on the road past the parking lot. Hike up the mountain trail, passing a wooden staircase, until you reach a spring with exercise facilities nearby. Past the spring, take a left on a steep trail to reach the crag. From the subway station, it will take twenty- five minutes to get to the crag. The crag can be seen from the hiking trail.
Descent notes
Gear 12 draws, two 60m ropes, and aid climbing equipment. Safety A helmet is recommended. Additional Comments According to the gym owner, the multi-pitch routes are mostly 60m long with most of the pitches being approximately 30m long. The belay stations, rest area, and restrooms are well established and maintained by the gym members. Be mindful of your visit to the crag. Water and snacks should be bought beforehand.
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