Cheonhwangbong Peak of Gyeryongsan Mountain is the 845m high summit of Gyeryongsan National Park. It offers a mystical natural experience with dramatic seasonal changes. When the morning sun rises over the majestic peak, it inspires courage and hope in the hearts of those who witness it.

Mount Cheonma, located behind the Gyeryong City Hall in Geumam-dong, is a 287m high mountain. To the east, one can see the urban area of Geumam-dong, while to the west, the Hwangsan fields are visible.

Mount Hyangjeok is a 574m high southern peak of Gyeryongsan Mountain. Along with hiking trails, it features a healing forest with facilities such as a companion deck path and a meditation forest, making it a popular year-round healing destination.

Seodaesan, the highest peak in Chungcheongnam-do and one of Korea's 100 famous mountains, is a large mountain that stands alone like an island without connecting to surrounding mountains, earning it the nickname "Flying Mountain" (Biraesa). Its rocky cliffs protrude through dense forests in all directions, making it an irresistible attraction for many people.

Woryeongsan, meaning "mountain welcoming the moon," evokes the charm of a mountain blending with a moonlit night just by its name. It's said that people in Jewon-myeon used to predict their year's harvest by observing the moon rising here on the night of the first full moon of the lunar year.

Mt. Oseo (791m above sea level), the best-known mountain in western Chungcheongnam-do, is the source of clear and clean water that flows through the lush natural forests of Myeongdae Valley, forming small waterfalls here and there. It takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes to reach the summit, with Gurae Mineral Spring (Sotbawi Rock) along the forest road midway welcoming tired hikers. The elegant summit, touching the clear sky, is covered with silver grass and wildflowers, and the vast sunset over the West Sea coast is truly spectacular.

"Eight peaks between sky and sea" At 362m above sea level, Mt. Palbongsan is famous for its lush pine forests and charming courses. The scenery blending mountains and sea, along with the panoramic view of the West Sea coast, attracts numerous tourists. Visitors can enjoy the dense pine forests, breathe fresh air, and admire the bizarre rocks and watercolor-like West Sea. Palbong is famous for potatoes, and the Palbongsan Potato Festival is held annually around June.

Taejosan (Taejobong) is the guardian mountain of Cheonan, forming the watershed of Yuryangcheon and Sanbangcheon streams. From its peak, one can overlook the entire city of Cheonan. It's said to be named after King Taejo of Goryeo, who either named Cheonan from this mountain or used it as a military training ground. The main ridge connects to Seonggeosan, which holds the pain of 100 years of Catholic persecution, and Wiryeseong, which harbors 700 years of Baekje's mystery. A connected hike can offer a glimpse into Cheonan's history.

Mount Gwangdeok, standing at 699m, is the highest mountain in Cheonan. It attracts many hikers year-round with its beautiful landscape and spectacular snow scenery. The mountain is home to Gwangdeoksa Temple, said to have been founded during Queen Seondeok's reign in Silla, as well as the tomb of Uncho Kim Bu-yong, a female poet from the Joseon Dynasty, Gwangdeoksa Pagoda, and General Rock, among other attractions.

Mount Taehak, named for its shape resembling a dancing crane, is home to many species of wildflowers and trees, especially pine trees, making it suitable for family retreats. It features the Cheonan Samtaeri Maaeyeorae Standing Buddha (Treasure No. 407), which exemplifies the Buddha statue style of the Goryeo period. The mountain also includes a forest experience center for children and a forest therapy center that offers programs using forest environmental factors to promote physical and mental health.

Climbing to the summit of Baekhwasan, a famous mountain with beautiful landscapes and historical sites, visitors can see the rias coast of the West Sea spread out like a picture.

Mount Yongbong is named after its shape resembling a dragon's body and a phoenix's head. It's a rocky mountain with beautiful scenery, featuring many oddly shaped rocks including Byeongpung Rock and Janggun Rock, which hold legends. It's often called "The Second Geumgangsan".

Mount Oseo is the highest mountain in the Naepo region. It offers a refreshing view of the West Coast area and is called the 'Lighthouse of the West Sea' as it can be seen from far out at sea. Silver grass fields are scattered throughout, making the sunset even more fantastic.