SEOripul Park

Seoripul Park is a park in the forest that is often used by nearby residents. There is a large lawn, benches to rest for a while, and equipment to exercise. It seems that people living in Mido Apartment and Seorae Village usually use it for exercise. In spring and fall, it is a great space to have a picnic on the large lawn.

I entered the barrier-free forest path next to the Bangbae Forest Environmental Library and walked to the Palgakjeong Rest Area with a view of downtown Seoul, Seoripul Bridge, Montmartre Park, and the Silkworm Bridge to Gangnam St. Mary's Hospital. There are a variety of paths to walk, including a barrier-free forest path that even people in wheelchairs can walk through, a red clay path that can be walked barefoot, a shortcut made of stairs, and a path between the trees. The flowers of the Japanese prickly pear trees are in bloom, so there is a subtle floral scent floating in the air, and the trees provide shade, so it was okay to walk even in the middle of the day without having to use an umbrella. I like that there are green parks and well-maintained trails in downtown Seoul.👍

I started from Acro Vista and started walking. I entered the apartment through a hidden walkway through the courthouse road. 😊🚶‍♀️🌳 Midosan Mountain and Seoripul Park are close to the Express Bus Terminal Station and are popular as healing trails in the city. The course, which starts from Midosan Mountain and continues to Silkworm Bridge, Montmartre Park, Seoripul Park, and Cheonggwonsa Temple, has a well-maintained forest path, so anyone of any age can walk comfortably. In particular, Seoripul Park has a wooden deck path and barrier-free cherry blossom road, so it is easy to use for strollers and wheelchairs. In the spring, a spring flower tour program is also held, making it perfect for taking a walk with family, lovers, or dogs. I recommend it as it is a place where you can enjoy nature in the city and feel health and relaxation at the same time 👍🌸🚶‍♂️