Bugaksan (북악산) -- also known as Baegaksan (백악산) -- is the most significantly located peak in Korea, looming imposingly behind Gyeongbokgung, the foremost Joseon Dynasty palace, and Cheong Wa Dae, the office and residence of South Korea’s president. Though only 342 meters (1,122 feet) high, it is steep on all sides, with sections of sheer granite.

Groß-Siegharts, a typical Lower Austrian town, lies at an altitude of 534 meters. Nestled in the gently rolling hills of the Waldviertel region, the town has its own unique history. It was first documented around 1150. A market town since 1727, Groß-Siegharts has held city rights since 1928 and has a population of nearly 3,000.

The Kiama Coast Walk follows the officially signposted coastal walking track from Minnamurra train station to Werri Beach lagoon along the coastline, remaining on the marked trail wherever possible.

The name of this walk comes from its Indigenous name, Kiarama, meaning 'place where the sea makes a noise'. This is a beautiful coastal walk with undulating greenery, where farmland meets the Tasman Sea.