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Seoul Dulle-gil Course 19 (Bukhansan Seongbuk) is about 6km long, so it is a short course that you can walk comfortably. There is a Bukhansan tour guide base and an ecological experience center in the middle, so you can take a break or enjoy a light experience. And the White Cloud Observatory located in the White Cloud Road section is not a well-decorated resting place, but the view of downtown Seoul from here is impressive enough. White Cloud Observatory is relatively close to Hwagyesa Temple, the end point of the course, so we recommend visiting at least once on a day when the weather is nice.

Seoul Dulle-gil Course 19, which leads from the entrance of Hwagyesa Temple to the entrance of Hyeongjebong Peak (walking in the reverse direction) The weather was quite cold, but as I walked up the mountain, my body felt warm and it was not as cold as the stream road. As I walked in the warm light in the afternoon, I was able to enjoy the view of the autumn leaves colored more beautifully than ever. Although the difficulty level is listed as difficult, it is not that difficult for upper elementary school students, so it is a course that can be easily walked! The panoramic view of Seoul from the cloud observatory at the beginning, and the panoramic view extending to Mt. Bulam, Mt. Surak, and Mt. Dobong are the best highlights of this course. I would like to recommend this course as a must-walk in the fall.