Observed arrival · 2026-11-10
Hiking High: a pine tree for every hike
A planned Korean hiking app pairs offline trail recording and summit check-ins with a growing-pine keepsake. Its launch page also lets hikers compare routes by distance, time, ascent, and steepest section.
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- Korean hikers comparing routes and logging summit visits
- Worth noticing
- The Baegundae comparison lists one route at 3.9 km, 2 hours 40 minutes, and 535 m ascent; another at 8 km, 4 hours 40 minutes, and 879 m.
Field notes
The site says its mountain and route data were checked against guidance from national park, forestry, and local-government sources. It also attributes sources for 294 short accounts of mountain names and stories. The page distinguishes its route measurements and example screens from the personal stamp records, and warns hikers not to enter restricted areas or take summit photos in unsafe places.
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