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Janghang Songnim Natural Recreation Forest features dense pine trees along 1.5 km of coastline, offering a serene place for a stroll throughout the year. Various flowers inhabit the walking path, notably the violet Liriope flowers that bloom in August and September, adding charm. The forest was originally planted as a windbreak against sea breezes in 1954 by students of Janghang Agricultural High School (currently Janghang Technical High School), who planted 2-year-old Korean red pines (Gomsong). Today, approximately 12,000 Gomsong (haesong) trees grow naturally. It was designated a National Forest Cultural Asset by the Korea Forest Service in 2019 and became a natural recreation forest in 2021.

장항스카이워크는 아름다운 솔숲과 갯벌을 자랑하는 장항송림산림욕장에 위치한 높이 15m, 길이 250m의 스카이워크이다. 해양생물자원관과 연계하여 관람할 수 있으며, 해송 숯 위, 탁트인 하늘과 바다를 걷는 듯한 시원하고 아찔한 재미를 느낄 수 있다. 스카이워크 끝에는 전망데크가 있어 아름다운 전망을 즐길 수 있다.

Dongbaekkkot Village, also called Hapcheon Village, is located on Hapjeon-gil in Maseo-myeon and consists of 87 households clustered together. It features a wide coastal area on the West Sea with abundant seafood and extensive mudflats. Surrounding the village are various large and small mountains and pine forests, along with dense bamboo groves nearby. The village offers a harmonious blend of fishing village, mountain village, and farming village. Many experiences such as farming and mudflat exploration are conducted here.

Opened in 1998, this natural forest of seaside pines covers the entire mountain, offering scenic views. There is a reservoir at the entrance, allowing for forest recreation. Hiking trails lead to the summit, where visitors can overlook the West Sea. Nearby attractions include Chunjangdae Beach, Geumgang Estuary Bank, and Hansan Mosi Town, allowing for combined trips. The recreation forest features educational facilities such as an exhibition hall explaining the forest's public functions and future forestry, a wildflower observation garden displaying wildflowers from Daejeon and Chungcheongnam-do along the entrance road, a mushroom cultivation site growing shiitake and reishi mushrooms, and a hibiscus garden exhibiting different varieties. There are also forest houses made from timber of oak, larch, cedar, seaside pine, Japanese cheesewood, Korean pine, and pine. Additionally, a forest training center accommodating 50 to 60 adults is operated. Sports facilities include a jokgu court and a basketball court.