HWANGgeumnaegeunrin Park

Walking is good for exercise.~~

flowers blooming in fall

The long park near Gangseo-gu Office Gayang Library is located next to the Han River and is great for a walk😄

Autumn is coming to an end during an afternoon walk commemorating this year's Lunar New Year.

It's still chilly, but it's worth a walk in the afternoon. I'm uploading daily photos of the park path I take after lunch.

I often go to Gongamnaru Neighborhood Park, but today I went to Hwanggeumnae Neighborhood Park. The trail leads to Yeomchangsan Mountain, so it's good to go all the way up to Yeomchangsan Mountain while taking a walk. The popper trees and poppy poplar trees are in full bloom now. The dog rest area is too small, but you can sometimes see dogs when you pass by.

Today~ I came to “Geumnae Neighborhood Park”! The sound of cicadas greets you loudly. In fact, the cicada you are photographing does not cry, only other cicadas do. When you enter the secluded and quiet road, you will come across a neighborhood park. There is a good bicycle lane, so there are quite a few people riding bicycles, so be careful not to bump into them while walking! Dogs enjoyed walking on leashes, soccer fields, tennis courts, etc. Students and adults also enjoyed exercising in the cool breeze. There was a lot of fighting spirit. Some people were playing tennis alone against the wall, while others were sitting on benches to rest or walking barefoot. Butterflies. dragonfly. magpie. cicada. I saw an earthworm! I need to take some time to go for a walk. It’s good to shake off a depressed mind! Come outside and take a walk! It's very nice~

This is Hwanggeumnae Neighborhood Park. Hwanggeumnae Neighborhood Park, located between Olympic-daero and Gayang 6 and 7 apartment complexes along the Han River, is a 22,002 (square meter) neighborhood park and is one of the five major neighborhood parks in Gangseo-gu along with Banghwa, Onggigol, Gongamnaru, and Gaehwa Neighborhood Parks. You can enjoy court facilities such as basketball courts, futsal courts, tennis courts, badminton courts, and foot volleyball courts to your heart's content. It is a specialized area. Futsal courts, basketball courts, and badminton courts have been installed with anti-slip flooring, and the foot volleyball court has been made with artificial turf. There are well-maintained walking paths, and there are many neighborhood parks along the Olympic Expressway. The Hwangtot Path in Hwanggeumnae Neighborhood Park is about 654 meters long. Some of the clocks in the park are broken and some are not. Residents are smiling, saying that they feel better after walking the Hwangjit Trail. I'm currently working on mowing the grass.

Today, I went to Hwanggeumnae Neighborhood Park. From the Gayang Bridge Seoul Dule-gil stamping point, cross towards the Gayang 6 Complex Apartments and go straight in. When you enter, you will see the starting point on the left where you can take off your shoes and walk along the Red Clay Road. If you just walk in, you will come to an asphalt road and the roses are blooming beautifully. I was taking pictures of the flowers, but a dog tried to bite me, so I was embarrassed. The dog was on a leash, so there were a lot of people there because there was no Red Clay Road before. There was none, but with the opening of Hwangtot Road, it became more and more crowded with people! Also, a rest area has been created for pet owners and their dogs. The restroom is located deep inside the park! There is even a robot-shaped toilet for children in the women’s restroom! Please do not bring your dog into the sports facility. There is a stamp for Seoul Dullegil Anyang Stream Course 2 here (next to the restroom), so come~

Autumn is getting deeper.