Suwolbong is a 77m-high viewing peak in western Jeju.
Its sheer, seemingly hand-carved coastal cliffs extend 2km to the east — a stretch known locally as "Eongal." Springs bubble up in several spots along the cliff face, and the area is also widely known for its "Nokgomul" spring water.
Below Suwolbong, a geology trail follows the coastline, where volcanic sediment layers stacked along the cliffs are the area's signature sight. With significant geological value, this is a place where you can see, with your own eyes, the process behind the formation of Jeju, a volcanic island.
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