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Seoul Dulle-gil Course 6 is a 9.3km beginner course that runs from Gwangnaru Station to Myeongil Neighborhood Park and takes about 3 hours. In line with the theme of ‘A historical road along the Han River,’ you can experience the beautiful scenery of the Han River and prehistoric ruins. Major transit points include Gwangjingyo Bridge, Hangang Park Gwangnaru District, Amsa Dunchi Ecological Park, Amsa-dong Prehistoric Site, Godeok Mountain, and Samteo Neighborhood Park. In particular, at the Amsa-dong prehistoric site, you can see Neolithic era huts and relics, and at Godeoksan Mountain, you can enjoy the view of the Han River. It consists of mostly flat terrain, so anyone can easily complete it, and both the starting and ending points are easily accessible using Line 5, making it very convenient to use public transportation. We recommend this half-day trekking course where you can experience nature and history in the middle of the city.

I like playing with my dog

고덕산입구로 관리가 안되어있던곳인데~ 드디어 인도가 생겼네요~^^ 겨울에 오니 먼지도 안나고 햇살 받으니 산책길도 따뜻하네요~^^♡

높지도 않고 편안한무장애길~ 시원하기까지~^^

서울둘레길이 너무 잘 되어있다. 한강도 보고 길가다 장미꽃도 보고 산도 지나고 너무 좋다. 건강해지는거 같아 더 좋다.

높지않아도 오르락내리락 산책하는재미가 있어요~ 중간중간 공원을 거치니 화장실이용도 편하네요

Did Course 6 of the Seoul Dulle-gil Trail from Gwangnaru Station to Godeok Station. Took a detour to the Han River side via Arisu Water Treatment Plant and went over Godeoksan peak to Godeok Station. Could see Walkerhill and Godeok Topyeong Bridge along the way.

Starting from the north end of Gwangjin Bridge, crossing the Han River, walking along the riverside, passing Godeoksan Mountain, and ending at Godeok Station. The 9.3km course is mostly flat, so if you walk fast for exercise you can finish in under 2 hours — take it easy and budget 3 hours. The Han River views from Gwangjin Bridge and the riverside are refreshing, and there are 2 spots on Godeoksan with river views too.

Seoul Dulle-gil Course 6 — starting from Gwangnaru Station, crossing the Han River along the riverside path to Godeoksan. A very easy route where you enjoy the views from the bridge, then stroll along a pleasant plane-tree-lined path watching people exercise. The forest section comes near the end with gentle rolling hills, making it a comfortable walk even with kids.