Daewangam Park

A free, always-open east-coast park linking a roughly 600-metre century-old pine approach to Ulgi Lighthouse, exposed rock formations and several signed shoreline paths of about 15–40 minutes; choose the route before arrival and check wind, waves, rain, slippery rock, bridge controls, lighting and parking rather than treating the headland as one photo stop. This catalogue page connects the stop to traveller ratings, current field reports, nearby regional anchors and sourced community corrections.

1. 01
   Daylight

   Choose one signed coastal route

   The pine approach, lighthouse, rock headland and shoreline paths are not one short viewpoint. Pick a roughly 15–40 minute signed route that fits the group and weather.

2. 02
   Before the suspension bridge

   Check the live gate

   The bridge and auto campground list a regular second-Tuesday closure, and wind, waves, rain, inspection or crowd control can override the public park's always-open listing.

3. 03
   Before dusk

   Return from the exposed headland

   Allow enough light for wet rock, steps and the pine route, then use the exact car park or bus stop saved before the walk.

• Treat wind and wet rock as the main safety decision; never cross barriers or descend onto wave-washed stone for a photograph.
• Choose Daewangam or nearby Ilsan Beach as the primary walk first; proximity does not make both a quick stop for every mobility level.
• Save the exact return bus or parked-car location before entering the pine route, where several signed branches can look similar.
• Search “울산 대왕암공원” in Naver Map or Kakao Map and confirm the exact entrance and return route.
• Check rain, wind, waves and any access or transport notice on the day.
• The catalogue coordinate is an approximate centre pin, not turn-by-turn entrance guidance.