Eongtto Waterfall Climbing

Anchors that we saw seemed the usual bots with webbing "death triangles". Off the boardwalks, the ground is rocky and covered with leaves, pine needles, etc. Bring good shoes and test the ground as it's easy to fall through the leaves. Saw a small shed snakeskin. Obviously, can't be climbed when the falls are gushing. Routes will be dirty and covered with dirt and foliage so be ready to clean the route. Mosquitos can be brutal in the wet-season.

Approach
Eongtto Falls is in N Seogwipo, just behind City Hall and across the street from the baseball museum (you can scope cliffs from here), accessible from a small access road off 16. It's on the official Seogwipo City map. The access road begins just E of where you hit 16 driving up from city hall (look for a small green fading sign that says in Korean Eongtto Pokpo 1.2k, and turn L at the next similar sign that points to the falls 1k more. From the W, the turnoff is just before the baseball museum, across the street from the Pine Tree Homestay (sign in English). Signs on the road (in Korean) point the way to the Dong San. . . . Church . . . follow the signs to the church that indicate turning on the first real right (you'll have crossed the (dry in Oct) creek. Park in the church lot and head up the trail directly opposite, through the rusty gates (if you are Christian, you can pray first, and then climb without losing much daylight!). Follow this short trail up and along the wooden boardwalk. The cliffs are visible much of the short approach. Didn't see any public busses from Seogwipo, though a cab would be cheap (and you could point to the falls on the map) or you could lengthen the approach by walking from the Baseball Museum. The following link might also help: ctown.jeju.go.kr/eng/touris…