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​Seoul Dulle-gil Course 15 is a healing spot in the city connecting the Han River and World Cup Park. There are a variety of things to see, including the silver grass waves and enchanting sunsets at Noeul Park and Sky Park, and the Cultural Oil Reserve Base. ​Generally, it is a gentle and well-maintained path, so it is good for people of all ages and genders to walk, but you must carefully check the guidance signs at the park junction to avoid getting lost. It is the best ‘restored natural trail’ where you can enjoy the changes of the four seasons and relaxation at the same time, and is recommended to everyone planning a weekend outing.

Seoul Dulle-gil Course 15 is about 7.5km from the southern end of Gayang Bridge to the Jeungsan Station intersection. This course sees the Han River and passes through Nanji Park. This section is a flat course.

It's nice to walk and there's a lot to see.

It's a good course for a walk. The air is clear today, so it's more cheerful.

Seoul Dullegil Course 15. It passes by the Han River and a forest path. I like being able to walk comfortably along the Han River. It is a low difficulty course so it is not difficult.

Sunset Sky Park is the 15th course of Seoul Dulle-gil, which has a lot to see and is easy to walk. This is a place where you can experience a variety of walking trails in Seoul!

The Seoul Dullegil Sunset Sky Park course on a cool evening with a cool river breeze The day was still hot, so I walked the 15th Seoul Dullegil course in the evening, on flat ground with little shade. The direction was from Jeungsan Station to the southern end of Gayangdaegyo Bridge. It was a course that could be walked without difficulty except for the Sky and Noeul Park sections, which were dark due to the absence of street lights in the evening. From Jeungsan Station, walk along the road next to the river, go up toward the World Cup Stadium, and turn toward Haneul Park to reach the Metasequoia Road. It was hard to see because it was evening, but it was as beautiful as the picture, so I walked along it, thinking that I should visit it separately during the day. After crossing Gayang Bridge on foot slowly as the wind blew, we finished the day's course with a certification stamp!

You can see a great view of the Han River while crossing Gayang Bridge, and the metasequoia walking path next to Haneul Park is well-maintained, making it great for walking. There is no time to get bored as I pass by the Cultural Reserve Base and look at various things. It's a great walking course on the weekend.

I went to Seoul Dullegil Course 15 (Sunset Sky Park) with Ttareungi. This course starts from Jeungsan Sports Park, passes World Cup Park, Haneul Park, and Noeul Park, and then across Gayang Bridge to Gayang Station. Sky and Noeul Park are closed on weekends and holidays, but you can ride a bicycle on weekdays. Instead, because the access road is hilly, I get some exercise. The trail course next to Sky and Noeul Park is nice because it is a metasequoia forest road near the Han River, but bicycles are not allowed on that road. Sky Park had a lot of visitors because it was entirely made up of reeds, silver grass, dapssari, etc. and a walking path, while Noeul Park had fewer visitors because it was mainly made up of a park golf course, camping site, and lawn. There were many people taking pictures at Noeul Park, including weddings and photo shoots. Sky and Noeul Park are so large that you need a day to see them all.