The mountain is shaped like a crane bowing deeply and it looks like an eyebrow of a crane thus the name originated. The mountain is not shown fully from one side since Po-dong Byuksan Apartment has surrounded the mountain majestically by shielding Catholic Church Cemetery located on the other side, but Hakmisan-Mountain is a mountain where distant beauty and silent feeling is in harmony as the origin of its name. There stands a pavilion in the middle of the mountain when you climb along the trekking road heading towards the first peak and a fairly large badminton field is located with lighting equipments where you can play the badminton even in wind. Exercise field located at the back of acacia forest in the East is a facility providing friendliness to locals as well. When you take a moment to rest than in no time the peak appears in front of you where you can forget about everyday affairs along with a few pine trees. The guard rails of trekking road made by connecting strong ropes between iron-posts provide good environment for enjoying trekking for children and elderly. When you rest for a moment by sitting on wooden benches at the top than the sights enfolding before you will lighten the hearts of those who reach the top.  You reach the second peak when you walk for about 100m from there along peaceful pine trees and it also displays unique sights. It is not a huge village but when you look down on the whole area from the top than you will feel special along with advancing landforms and terrains in their own directions and communities undergoing changes. The reason that the mountain is part of the land, shaped as if flying away soon with longing, is maybe because the depth of unfinished fate and it seems to show the foolishness of this land that did not add the body of a crane.