월봉산 칼날봉(남령재-칼날봉)

This video features a hike up Mt. Wolbong's Kalnalbong Peak on February 7, 2026, during a cold snap. (0:40) Highlights of the hike: Starting point: Starting at Namnyeongjae Pass and heading towards the summit of Mt. Wolbong (3.6 km). (1:01) Nammyeongjae Pass is 900 meters above sea level, and Kalnalbong Peak is 1,170 meters. (1:43) Weather and Conditions: The day of filming was extremely cold, with temperatures reaching -10 degrees Celsius (4:46), and I was not feeling well due to the aftereffects of a cold. (2:22) Initial Difficulty: The incline was quite steep from the beginning (4:10), requiring me to navigate the deck stairs and the first rope section. (2:42) Scenery: During the hike, we enjoyed several stunning views of the surrounding mountains, including Halmibong Peak, Namdeokyusan Peak, Sagabong Peak, and Muryongsan Mountain. (3:15) The continuous view of Deogyusan Mountain is a particular highlight of Wolbongsan Mountain. (4:02) Dangerous Section: The rocks were extremely slippery due to snow, and we encountered several dangerous sections, including the third rope section. (5:00) Two subscribers even had to abandon the trail midway due to the trail's danger. (6:30) Knife Peak: We arrived at the Kalnalbong Suri Deum and enjoyed the views of Geumwonsan Mountain and Gibaeksan Mountain. (7:17) From the summit of Kalnalbong Mountain, we enjoyed a wide view of the surrounding mountains, including Halmibong Peak, Namdeokyusan Mountain, Satgatbong Peak, Muryongsan Mountain, Jungbong Peak, and Hyangjeokbong Peak. (13:52) Decision to Descend: We attempted to reach the summit of Wolbongsan Mountain (2.5km remaining), but it took longer than expected, so we decided to descend after lunch. (21:29) The total hiking time was 4 hours and 48 minutes, covering approximately 5.8 km. (26:04) Lesson learned: Wolbongsan Mountain has many slippery and dangerous sections that are too slippery for winter hikes, so I recommend coming in the summer. (25:18)