Walking trails
Walking routes of the Korea Dulle-gil (Haeparang, Namparang, Seohaerang and DMZ Peace Trails). Check distance, time and difficulty to pick a walk for the day.
55 routes · Source: Korea Tourism Organization Durunubi (KOGL Type 1)
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Namparang Trail Course 34
A section of the 'Yi Sun-sin Sea Road' created by Sacheon City that includes the Samcheonpo Elephant Trail, passing Samcheonpo New Port, Nosan Park and the Samcheonpo Port Seafood Market.
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Namparang-gil Course 48
A course starting at Seomjingyo Bridge, which connects Gyeongsang-do and Jeolla-do
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Namparang-gil Course 49
A course passing Mangdeok Port and following Gwangyang Steelworks, the symbol of Gwangyang, so you can experience Gwangyang's industry, ecology, and culture in many ways
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Namparang-gil Course 51
A section running from Gwangyang through Haeryong-myeon in Suncheon to Yulchon-myeon in Yeosu, a course walking along typical rural scenery
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Namparang-gil Course 55
A section linking Yeosu Marine Park to Soho Yacht Marina in Soho-dong, Yeosu
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Namparang-gil Course 64
A section connecting Boseong-gun to Goheung-gun, a course passing through typical coastal farming areas
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Namparang-gil Course 75
The last section in Goheung-gun, a course where you can enjoy the warm scenery of the southern region while passing village roads, farm paths, and breakwaters
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Namparang-gil Course 85
A section passing Sanae Seawall and walking along the coast with views of Haenam's Duryunsan Mountain; the course includes the “Haenam Samnam-gil” trail
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Namparang-gil Course 86
A section running from Haenam across Wando Bridge to Wando Port, a course where you can experience Wando's key attractions such as the Cheonghaejin ruins, Jang Bogo Park, and the Jang Bogo Memorial Hall
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Seohaerang-gil Course 3
A path where you can enjoy dense reed beds and watch birds taking flight
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Seohaerang-gil Course 16
A path along Yeongam Lake, a representative migratory bird habitat in Korea
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Seohaerang-gil Course 24
A course along a beach path through tall sea pines and a long white sand beach, plus village paths and field paths.
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Seohaerang-gil Course 26
A course on the map that crosses the bridge linking Solseom and Saokdo and passes through three islands.
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Seohaerang-gil Course 29
A course where you can enjoy tidal flats and vast salt fields on Jeungdo, where nature remains untouched.
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Seohaerang-gil Course 34
A path connecting village to village around Hampyeong Bay, which cuts deep between Hampyeong and Muan counties.
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Seohaerang-gil Course 36
A course from Chilsan Tower past Seoldo Port and along the beach, showing both farming and fishing villages.
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Seohaerang-gil Course 47
A course facing the spectacular coastal rock cliffs shaped by tens of millions of years of nature on the Byeonsan Peninsula.
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Seohaerang-gil Course 48
A course where you can enjoy the beautiful sunset that turns the sea off Buan red.
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Seohaerang-gil Course 50
A course toward the boundary of Buan and Gimje, where you can encounter the literature of an anti-Japanese poet and the scenery of inland villages.
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Seohaerang-gil Course 56
A trail along the west coast that passes Janghang Port and a forest recreation area.
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Seohaerang-gil Course 57
A course along a beach path where you can see fishing villages and scenery.
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Seohaerang-gil Course 62
A course where you can taste the rich seafood and fresh oysters of the West Sea.
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Seohaerang-gil Course 66
A course where you can fully feel fishing-village life, with a port where small fishing boats come and go, West Sea tidal flats and salt fields.
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Seohaerang-gil Course 81
A course where you can see the site of a development project that reclaimed tidal flats to expand farmland and increase food production