RELA

The fall foliage is still sparse, but the trail is well marked, and it's not too hot or too cold, so it's great for walking!

It's so good

It's a walking path around Gwanaksan Mountain, so the gravel road is pretty~^^

Even if I take it easy, it’s hard ㅜㅜ

I like the trail, so I use it whenever I have time.

This is Course 11 of Seoul Dulle-gil. It is about 6km from Sadang Station to Seoul National University entrance. It's a relatively short and not difficult path. The road passes through Gwaneumsa Temple and the birthplace of General Kang Gam-chan.

After passing the residential area at the starting point and getting a stamp, the section leading up to Gwaneumsa Temple is steep, but you can get through it in about 10 minutes, so the course as a whole is not very difficult. It takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes to get to <Nakseongdae Park>, which is the point leading to Sharosu-gil where you can get a cup of coffee. From here, it only takes about 30 minutes to go over the hill, past the "ㅅㅑ" main gate of Seoul National University, and get to the place where the second stamp is, so you can skip the coffee time.

You can hear the autumn leaves at the end of autumn, the sound of stepping on fallen leaves, and the sound of birds. There are good rest areas along the way, and although the course is a bit rough because it is at the foot of Mt. Gwanak, you can see the beautiful scenery. It's perfect to take a quick look at Kang Gam-chan Park and finish at the entrance of Seoul National University.

The Gwanak Mountain course of the Seoul Dulle-gil, which has a very steep start, continues with a steep slope up to the entrance of Gwanaksa Temple, so once you climb up without time to see the scenery, that is where the Dulle-gil begins in earnest. Most of the trail continues in the shade, and considering the name of the mountain, it seems to be a relatively easy course. Coming down from Mt. Gwanak, passing Gang Gamchan Shrine, and climbing up and down the small mountain, you will reach the entrance to Seoul National University. It is a key photo spot for everyone, and the impressive course is that they have chairs for you to sit on!

The total length is approximately 5.7km and the travel time is approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, making it an appropriate distance for a light weekend outing. It runs along the foot of Gwanaksan Mountain but does not climb to the top, so there are few steep climbs and the path is mostly flat.