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The Gwanaksan Mountain Trail course is very good and recommended. The difficulty level is medium, and you can even purchase water at Hoamsa Temple.

The hiking trail is well maintained and easily accessible by public transportation. Get off at Seoksu Station on Line 1 and walk a short distance to the entrance to the hiking trail. I had Bulyeongam chive pancake, which is sold only on weekends, and it was really delicious. Highly recommended!!! Highly recommended!!! Next time, I'm going to try noodles. There is a mix of forest paths and rock paths, so you can enjoy hiking. Neulsol-gil is a pine tree forest path.

Seoul Dulle-gil Course 12 is about 7km long. It goes from Gwanaksan Station to Anyang Seoksu Station. There is the Catholic Martyrs’ Shrine on Samseongsan Mountain and Hoapsa Temple, which is related to the founding of the Joseon Dynasty.

It's nice to walk along the trail. It rained and it came down in the middle.

A pretty walking path~ A road I want to come back to~^^

우리 동네 호암산~호압사까지 무리없이 가능한 둘례길👍

If you go a little further from <Gwanaksan Park>, which is the starting point, there is a stamp that is the end point of course 11 and the start point of course 12. After about 5 minutes, the actual trekking begins. After going uphill for about 15 minutes, it is a ridge course with a gentle slope, so it is not that difficult overall. There is a well-equipped restroom at <Gwanak 2nd District Community Stadium> at the 35% point (you have to go down and up slightly), and from <Hoapsa Temple> at the 50% point to the 70% point, it is a flat wooden deck road, so there is a section that is very comfortable for trekking.

12 courses of Seoul Dullegil with so much to see, from Jangseung-gil at the starting point of the Hoamsan course, to shady forest paths that you can walk along, to the ridiculously pleasant mountain breeze at Hoamsa Temple on Hoamsan Mountain near the end... Perhaps that's why so many forest bathers were seen, an impressive course. The most beautiful course among the Seoul Dullegil south of the Han River!

You can follow the orange ribbon of Seoul Dullegil. It's a flat and comfortable course. It's nice because the pine tree road is well decked and there are good resting points.

Seoul Dulle-gil Course 12 is a 7.3km course connecting Gwanaksan Mountain and Hoamsan Mountain. The forest paths, valleys, and forest bathing areas are evenly connected, making it easy to walk without burden. It is also worth visiting nearby attractions such as the Catholic Church's Samseongsan Mountain Holy Site, Hoapsa Temple, and Hoamsan Mountain Waterfall, and a view of Seoul and the Gyeonggi region is available from the top. There are many mountainous sections, so be careful as the deck and valley paths can be slippery on rainy or snowy days.