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A pretty path that you can walk without overdoing it~~^^ It rained a few days ago so the water isn't bad~~~ㅎ It's not rough so you can do it barefoot. The trees are looking at each other, so you can trek comfortably without needing a parasol or hat due to the thick trees. I want to come again when I get a chance~~^^

Seoul Dulle-gil Course 10 is a 7.6km section from Maeheon Citizen's Forest to Sadang Station. You can see Namsan Tower and Bukhansan Mountain in the distance. It is a relatively easy course. It took about 3 hours and 20 minutes.

Umyeonsan Mountain and the trail are well maintained, so it’s good for a walk.

The trails are well maintained. I like the forest trails in the city.

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It’s a cozy dirt mountain so it’s easy to walk on.

A 10-minute walk from Bangbae Station is the Umyeonsan Mountain Trail. As you enter the slope of the dirt road, pine trees welcome you. There is a deck road, a ramp, and stairs. When you reach the so-called Kkalttaggogae, there is a pavilion and a restroom. A great place to relax! If you follow the curved road, it’s normal. It's been normal for the first time in a long time. It's March, when buds and branches are preparing for flower buds ~~ A little bit of spring ^^ It's still winter. Umyeonsan Mountain is easy to climb if you take it easy.

It is strenuous for about 10 minutes from the starting point of Umyeonsan Mountain and 10 minutes after passing the <Seoul Arts Center> and climbing Beombawi Rock, but other than that, it is mostly a forest path, so the difficulty is not high. The good thing about this course is that there are many good restaurants at the beginning and end, so it's perfect for having lunch at the starting point, having a cup of coffee at a cafe near the Seoul Arts Center in the middle, and having a large dinner at the ending area. As for the restroom, there is a well-equipped Hanok restroom at about 40% of the way, on the road leading to the Seoul Arts Center, and there are portable restrooms here and there even after passing this place.

Seoul Dullegil Course 10 is a forest bathing course that allows you to enjoy nature in the middle of the city while walking through the dense forest of Umyeonsan Mountain. The slope is gentle, so it is less burdensome than Course 9, and you can enjoy a clear view of Seoul from the top. There is a barrier-free forest path in the middle, making it easy to walk, and the level of difficulty is medium, so the uphill climbs in the beginning and the end are not long, so you can enjoy it without difficulty. The 7.6km section is well equipped with rest areas and restrooms, making it convenient and recommended for those who want a leisurely trek.

Umyeonsan Mountain in Seoul covers an area of 3.45km over 4 districts, including Seocho-dong, Seocho-gu, and is 293m above sea level. The name of the mountain was given because the shape of the mountain resembles the shape of a cow lying down and sleeping. Umyeonsan Mountain is called by various names: ‘Gwanamsan Mountain’ because of the presence of Gatbawi Rock, ‘Sajeongsan Mountain’ because it was used for archery shooting in the old days, and ‘Sujeongbong Peak’ because crystals were mined. Because of its resemblance, it was also called Taebong because it is the place where Prince Wolsan, the older brother of King Seongjong of the Joseon Dynasty, was buried, meaning that although a cow walks slowly, it walks 1,000 miles, teaching us not to rush our lives and to take our time. Sitting on the floor and falling asleep