훼손되고 방치되었던 곳을 다시 숲으로 복원한 곳. 한라산 식생의 축소판이라 불릴 정도로 다양한 동식물들이 서식하고 있는데, 멸종위기종과 천연기념물도 관찰할 수 있다. 숲은 구상나무숲, 참꽃나무숲, 단풍나무숲 등 13개의 나무가 자생하고 있다. 대부분 평지로 되어 있고 그늘이 있어 여름에도 걷기 좋다. 전망대에서는 제주 앞바다와 한라산의 전경을 조망할 수 있으니 빼놓지 말고 방문하자.
A place where damaged and neglected areas have been restored into forests. It is home to a variety of animals and plants, so much so that it is called a miniature version of Hallasan Mountain's vegetation, and you can also observe endangered species and natural monuments. The forest is home to 13 trees, including a fir tree forest, a cypress tree forest, and a maple tree forest. It is mostly flat and has shade, so it is good for walking even in the summer. From the observatory, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the sea off Jeju Island and Hallasan Mountain, so don’t miss out on a visit.
This is a restored forest from a place that was damaged and neglected. It is home to a variety of flora and fauna, to the extent that it is called a miniature version of Hallasan's vegetation. There, one can observe species on the brink of extinction as well as Natural Monuments. The forest has self-growing forests of Korean fir, Camellia, and Maple trees, among 13 types of trees. It is mostly flat and shaded, making it a nice place to walk even in the summer. Don't miss visiting the lookout where you can see the Jeju seascape and the panoramic view of Hallasan.