Sinseondae and Eoksae Pyeongjeon (Mudeungsan Area National Geopark)

Sinseondae, located on the southwestern ridge of Buksan at an elevation of 778m, is a columnar joint formation composed of pentagonal to hexagonal stone pillars about 6m high. The silver grass field near Sinseondae consists of 2 steep slopes and 3 gentle slopes, and the gentle slopes are presumed to have undergone a flattening process due to freezing and thawing in the periglacial climate environment of the past. On the ridge formed in this way, rock blocks that fell from the steep slopes are scattered, and the silver grass growing over a wide area creates a spectacular sight.

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