Geumgangsan Mountain is one of the most famous mountains in Korea. This article examines the travel routes to Geumgangsan Mountain based on these historical accounts. It highlights that trips to Geumgangsan Mountain were made not only from Cheorwon and Goseong but also from Hwacheon, Yanggu, and Inje. They headed east from Changdo Station toward Geumgangsan Mountain after passing through Kimhwa. Other people traveled from Pocheon through Galmal-eup to Kimhwa. Some crossed the pass connecting Geumseong after passing San-yang Station in Hwacheon, while others went from Hwacheon Sachang-ri over Hakryeong to Kimhwa. Some also headed toward Geumseong via Kimhwa after passing Machi from San-yang Station. In Yanggu, the shortest route to Naegeumgang River went through Dutayeon and then to Mundeung-ri. From Imdang-ri in Dong-myeon, Yanggu-gun, travelers crossed Dolsanryeong Pass to reach the coast and then went to Seohee-ri in Seohwa-myeon, Inje-gun, passing Eungbongryeong Pass and stopping by Soksachon before arriving at Jangansa Temple. The route along the East Coast to Geumgangsan Mountain was one of the best travel courses in Joseon Dynasty era. Not only Geumgangsan Mountain but also the Eight Views of Gwandong were located along this path, attracting many travelers. They went to Haegumgang and Oegeumgang River, moving north to visit Chongseokjeong and Sijungdae, one of the Eight Views of Gwandong.