About Hallasan
Hallasan is the volcano at the heart of Jeju Island and, at 1,947 metres, the highest mountain in South Korea, with the Baengnokdam crater lake at its summit. It catches snow every winter while the coast stays mild, and cloud often hides the summit even on fine days below. These Hallasan webcams are the national park's own live cameras, run by Jeju Special Self-Governing Province.
Which Hallasan webcam to check first
Start with Baengnokdam for the summit crater and snow on the rim. Wanggwalleung and Witsae-oreum show the upper trails, Eoseungsaengak looks over the lower slopes, and the 1100 Road camera shows the mountain road, which ices up in winter.
Before you go to Hallasan
Hallasan's trails need advance booking for the summit routes and close in heavy snow or storms. Check the park's trail status and the Korea Meteorological Administration forecast before you go.
Live cameras and modelled weather can be delayed, incomplete or offline. Check official weather, access and safety information before you make plans.
