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The trails are well maintained and the going up and down is fun.

I went 7.7km from Suseo Station on Seoul Dullegil Course 9 to Neungin Seonwon, a 10.7km section of Yangjae Citizen's Forest. There are stone pagodas and mineral springs in the section. There are also various sports facilities built in Gangnam-gu.

It's good for a weekend walk.. It's a place where you can ride the 8km ridge for 2 hours. It's really good.. There are a variety of courses, so you can choose one and exercise according to your condition.

It's nice to have clean stairs on a comfortable dirt road like a mountain behind the neighborhood~^^

It was a cloudy day so it was nice to walk. The humidity was high so I sweated a lot. My body feels refreshed.

I like walking

I have hiked through Guryongsan Mountain and Daemosan Mountain several times... but this is my first time walking the Seoul Trail. The wonderful green sky 🌿 combined with the spring weather feels like it is beckoning me and welcoming me, the chirping birdsong and the spring breeze tickling my skin lovingly. The Seoul Trail is so cool...

Daemo Guryongsan Course, the longest course among Seoul trails, is a course of over 12km that starts from the entrance of Daemosan Mountain near Suseo Station, passes Daemosan Mountain, reaches Guryongsan Mountain, and continues along Yangjaecheon to Citizen's Forest. Daemosan Mountain has a really well-made forest path, so it is perfect for people who want to take a long forest walk. There is a downhill and uphill road from Guryongsan Mountain, which makes it a bit difficult, and then down towards Yangjaecheon, the walking path is exposed to the sun, so it is a bit hot! This course has good accessibility and is conveniently connected to the subway at both the starting and ending points.

Seoul Dullegil Course 9 is a 10.7km hiking course that connects the Daemosan Mountain and Guryongsan Forest Trail, allowing you to enjoy the atmosphere of the deep forest and the panoramic view of Seoul in the middle of the city. The 8km mountain path is physically demanding, but the trail is well-maintained and anyone can complete it if they walk steadily. The view from the Guryongsan Guksubong Observatory is especially not to be missed. This course is recommended for those who want to go one step further from the flatness of Course 8 and enjoy a fulfilling hike.

It is a fairly long and difficult course. Like Courses 1 and 2, it is a repetitive process of going up and down along the ridge, but there are no views to see along the way and no points to take a break at a cafe, so it can be quite boring. In particular, it feels like you are descending at the 60% point, and you go down for a long time to the Guryong Underpass. It feels like the trek is over, but you have to go through the climb again for nearly an hour, which may make beginners cry. At the 40% mark, there is a large and clean restroom at <Daemosan Children's Forest>, located right after passing <Bulguksa> temple.