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It's nice to walk.

우장산의 가을.

12 minutes from Ujangsan Station. It is a place where residents come and go as there is a well-maintained walking trail. Forsythia has started to bloom. I also like the pine tree road~

The park is big.

Today, I went to "Ujangsan Park", which has a nice Namutech road. It was dark at 7:07 in the morning, but at 7:55 in the morning, it became bright as if it had never been before. The road is well-maintained, so it's good for exercising. The morning air is clean and good!

It's good to take a walk because the dense forest cools your heart. The moderately steep path also raises your heart rate. It's even better because there is a playground with iron bars and parallel bars.

I went on a Saturday afternoon and it wasn't very crowded. There was barefoot walking on red clay, a foot washing station, archery, a multi-purpose exercise space, and a top swing equipment (several hoops). It is not very high, so I recommend it as a light hiking course. There are many chairs so it's great for taking a break. Umyeonsan Mountain is made up of two mountains, and at the top of Gamaksan Mountain stands a large monument to Saemaul leaders. I had a refreshing walk while receiving phytoncide. I also liked the rocking chairs here and there.

This is Ujangsan Park. On the map, the uphill road including the Namutech Road below Geomdeoksan Mountain (the northern peak of Ujangsan Mountain) is marked as Ujangsan Park, so I came here and took a picture. The wooden stairs with the Saemaeul Leader Tower and the hiking trail with the dirt road were blocked because they were under construction. They told me to take a detour and guided me to the side. There weren't many people here before, but with the Namutech Road and Hwangtot Road, the influx of people increased. A couple in their 70s came. After finishing the red clay road, the husband was washing her feet and fanning her feet, urging his wife, who was washing her feet, to hurry up and go. My wife was glancing at me, saying no, you did it first. It would be good if you waited... I also want to try using the red clay road. I'm so nervous about walking alone haha... Phew! These days, the Hwangtot Roads are well constructed.

Today I went to Ujangsan Park. Today I walked along the wooden deck path. At 7:17 p.m., the street lights come on in the park. The Geomdeoksan Hwangtot Road is also inside Ujangsan Park. I don't know if it's pebbles larger than the size of beans, which are good for foot acupressure, but there was also a lady who did foot acupressure with bare feet. There are less people than Ujangsan Mountain. It's quiet and good for a walk. The downside is that there are no restrooms here. If you walk to the end of the wooden deck path, you'll be on an overpass that leads to Ujangsan Mountain. There is space for your legs, so you can cross to Ujangsan Mountain, or if you climb the mountain path to the left a little bit (refer to the review of Geomdeoksan Mountain), you can climb up to the top (Saemaeul Leader Tower) in no time at all with less uphill climb.

This is Ujangsan Park again. I came at 8:06 in the morning. It's been a while since I came, and there was a traffic light at the intersection in front of the park! I've had a hard time passing by when no cars are coming, but I'm so happy that there's a traffic light and I like it. Thank you for making it! There is a Namu Tech Road, and if you go straight down that road, there is a wide bench at the top of the bridge that connects Ujangsan Mountain and Geomdeoksan Mountain. I think it's possible to have a quick picnic snack. However, you can't avoid people's gaze. There are books next to it, so if you come with children, it's good to read and rest.