□ Juheul Mountain(主屹山, 1,106m)
- Area: 5,3㎢(nature conservation area 0.517㎢,
environment area 4.484㎢,
group facility 0.247㎢, rural area 0.052㎢)
- Annual rainfall: 1,176mm(snowfall: 91cm)
- Codominant trees: birch, pine tree, white oak,
and Mongolian oak, oriental oak
All mountains in the country are facing Seoul, but only Juheul Mountain is sitting back. It is said that it’s to guard against Japanese invaders. There is Moongyeong Saejae, famous provincial park that served sacrificial rites to the country and secured the corner of Korean history.

□ Hwangjang Mountain(黃腸山, 1,077.3m)
- Annual rainfall: 1,169mm(snowfall: 115cm)
- Codominant trees: pine tree, oriental oak, Mongolian oak
It is written as Hwangjeong Mountain (黃庭山) on the map,
and Jakseong Mountain(鵲城山) in Donggukyeojiseungram
and Daedongjiji, and Hwangjangbong Mountain (黃腸封山)
in Moongyeong County magazine(1982). But the accurate name is Hwangjang Mountain.
There is Jakseong(鵲城) and Bongsan(封山) markstone, and lots of climbers visit the thick valley and hidden hills.

- Annual rainfall: 1,187mm(snowfall: 115cm)
- Codominant trees: pine tree, maple, Ash, Mongolian oak, oriental oak
It makes boundary of Gaeun-eup, Moongyeong and Yeonpung-myeon, Goesan County, Chungcheongbuk-do.
The features standing upright with cliff towards peak in the mid-slope are unique. The line of Baekdudaegan that stood up Taebaek Mountain made the roughest aspect of mountain in the area. The most remarkable mountain among these is Heeyang Mountain. However, Bongamsa prohibits common people from coming and going with the reason that it disturbs meditation.

Mountain that Baekdudaegan passes by. It has Naewoiseonyudong(內外 仙遊洞) on both of Gyeongsangbuk-do and Chungcheongbuk-do. It is Daeya Mountain(大野山) at the map published by National Geographic Institute, but it is 大耶山 in Moongyeong Hyeonji published in 1798.

□ Daemi Mountain (大美山ㆍ黛眉山, 1,115m)
- Annual rainfall: 1,151mm(snowfall: 90cm)
- Codominant trees: pine tree, oriental oak, Mongolian oak

Thick forest, Dwaejigol, Shimmagol, and Yonghwagugok at the direction of Chungcheongbuk-do are famous and there are abundant plant resources. From the peak, you can see Sobaek Mountain far away, and even Juheul Mountain, Joryeong Mountain, Baekhwa Mountain, Heeyang Mountain and Sokri Mountain.

[Address: Gakseo-ri, Moongyeong-eup, Moongyeong, Gyeongsangbuk-do, Yeonpung-myeon, Goesan County, Chungcheongbuk-do]

- Annual rainfall: 1,160mm(snowfall: 74cm)
- Codominant trees: fir tree, Mongolian oak, berch, and pine tree
Haneuljae that was an important transportation road in the age of Shilla and Koryo gave the task over to Joryeong in the age of chosun Dynasty, and in modern age, there was new road built on the hill named Iwuritjae 『Ihwahyeon』. And even the name was changed to Ihwaryeong, and has been used as main path till now (National Road No.3). The name of Joryeong Mountain is not found in old records, but at present, Joryeong Mountain covers from Ihwaryeong to the 3rd gateway (Joryeonggwan).