Also known as: Deogyusan Resort (fmr Muju Resort)
Deogyusan NP; alpine-style base village (Hotel Tirol)

Who in your group gets a good week at Muju Deogyusan - the terrain split, the ski school, and what the people not skiing do.
~Beg 22 / Int 47 / Adv 31 (by length)
Manseon (Peak 1) side favoured for beginners; beginner slopes at base
National park scenery, sightseeing gondola, alpine village, spa/dining
- (not documented)
Yes; serves English-speaking visitors
Korea's biggest vertical; broadly beginner/intermediate-friendly
Snowmaking-dependent; southerly, lower natural-snow quality
Typically early Dec to mid-Mar; night skiing
Jan-Feb
Peak late Dec-Feb + weekends; night skiing; midweek quieter
Long gondola groomers
Cold; man-made snow
21.8 km (longest Silk Road 6.1 km)
23
None (managed)
Regional crowd
Adult day ~KRW 90,000-101,000
Permits and operators change - confirm before booking.
Via Seoul + bus to Muju (~2.5 h) + free shuttle; ~3-3.5 h by car from Seoul
Bus to Muju + free shuttle
Base restaurants/food courts + hotel dining
On-mountain hotels/condos (incl. Hotel Tirol)
Muju / Daejeon hub
Patrol; avalanche N/A on groomed pistes
Lift/run counts vary by source
Muju-gun facilities; major hospitals in Daejeon
This profile is desk research, compiled from public sources - not a first-hand ski resort report. Coordinates are approximate.