The cable car system spans a total distance of 3.17 kilometers, making it one of the longest in South Korea.
The route reaches a maximum height of 155 meters above sea level to clear the topography of Yudal Mountain.
The cable car system incorporates a 'crystal cabin' design with glass floors for a direct view of the mountain terrain and sea.
The Yudalsan station provides direct access to the Dalseon-sa Temple and the Yudal Mountain Sculpture Park.
The station is engineered to withstand significant wind speeds typical of the southwestern coastal region of Korea.
The Mokpo Marine Cable Car Yudalsan Station serves as a primary transit and observation point for South Korea's longest marine cable car system. This station sits directly on the slopes of Yudal Mountain, offering direct access to the mountain's walking trails and historical rock formations. It functions as the midway transfer station for the 3.17-kilometer route connecting the North Port to the Gogunsan Islands region. The station structure is integrated into the mountain's natural topography, providing panoramic views of the Mokpo city skyline and the surrounding Yellow Sea archipelago. Visitors arriving at this station can transition between the cabin ride and the Yudal Mountain forest pathways.
The observation deck terrace at the station exit provides the best angle looking back toward the city and harbor.
Wear comfortable walking shoes if you intend to explore the hiking trails surrounding the station platform.
Bring a light jacket as temperatures at the mountain station level are often lower and windier than at sea level.
Check weather conditions beforehand, as high wind speeds can temporarily pause cable car operations for safety.
Do not attempt to hike the mountain trails in sandals or flip-flops; avoid visiting during peak Chuseok holidays if you prefer to skip long queues.
Operations are subject to suspension during severe weather conditions including high winds or typhoons.
No smoking, littering, or feeding wildlife on the mountain trails; maintain a quiet demeanor inside the cable car cabins.
