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Woljeongsa Fir Forest월정사 전나무숲

A kilometer-long avenue of centuries-old fir trees leading to Woljeongsa Temple in Odaesan National Park. Goblin's otherworldly forest scenes made it a four-season favorite; in snow it is pure drama.

Appears in

Guardian: The Lonely and Great God (Goblin)

The snowy fir-tree avenue from the drama's most ethereal sequences, at the entrance to Woljeongsa Temple.

Recreate the shot: The avenue reads best shot straight down its center line from a low angle, letting the firs converge overhead. After fresh snow it recreates the drama's winter palette almost exactly; in other seasons go within an hour of opening for mist between the trunks.

There now: This is an active temple's approach path — quiet voices, no tripods blocking the lane during busy hours. The 1km walk is flat and easy; the temple itself deserves the extra half hour.

Getting there

Address
Odaesan-ro, Jinbu-myeon, Pyeongchang-gun, Gangwon-do
Getting there
KTX to Jinbu Station (Pyeongchang), then a 20-min taxi or local bus toward Woljeongsa.
Admission
Free (park entry may apply in season)

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월정사 전나무숲

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Editor's tips

  • Winter mornings after snowfall are the Goblin look — bring proper boots.
  • The temple's teahouse is a serene warm-up stop.
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