Gorangpo Trail

This trail covers the area near Gorang Port where the goods of Hanseong (present-day Seoul) and Gaeseong (a North Korean city) were exchanged along the Han River. The trail was named after the port to convey the hope for exchanges between South and North Korea. The course is over 20km in length and requires endurance. Beverages and snacks should be prepared in advance.
•Course: Jangnamgyo Bridge (Wondang-ri)—Jangnam-myeon Office—Entrance to Biryongdaegyo Bridge of Nogok-ri— Dolmens in Hakgok-ri—Sungui Shrine
•Distance: 22km
•Time Required: 6 hours

Dolmens in Hakgok-ri

-Hakgok-ri is a town famous for its attractive murals.
-There is a dolmen with a history of thousands of years in the center of the town.

Imjin River

-Korea’s seventh largest river
-This river originates from Duryusan Mountain in Deokwon-gun, Hamgyeongnam-do and flows 254 km to the southwest to join the Han River at Tanhyeon-myeon, Paju-si, Gyeonggi-do.

Seokjangri Art Museum

– Located at the northernmost part of Korea, this museum is operated by installation artists.
– It is a place where visitors can appreciate the vivid beauty of nature in all seasons.

Imjinjeokbyeok Trail

This trail starts from the Sungui Shrine, attesting to the history of the Kingdom of Goryeo, and leads to a superb view of columnar joints formed in the middle of the Imjin River. It is a place where visitors can enjoy various vistas created by wildflowers, autumn leaves and reeds.
•Course: Sungui Shrine—Entrance to Dangposeong Fortress—Columnar joints—Imjin Bridge—Herb Village—Gunnam Flood Control Reservoir
•Distance: 19km
•Time Required: 5 hours and a half

Dangposeong Fortress Trail

-Located around rapids allowing the crossing of the river, Dangposeong Fortress was a strategically significant place for the defense of the region.

Columnar Joints

– Columnar joints formed by volcanic activity at Dongi-ri.
– It is a place where visitors can appreciate the vivid beauty of nature in all seasons.

Gunnam Flood Control Reservoir

– Located at the uppermost part of the Imjin River that is accessible to visitors.

Tongilieum Trail

This trail is where travelers can find quiet woods and green fields with adlay, one of the specialties of Yeoncheon County, and appreciate the clean and refreshing environment of the region. This course covering Sinmang-ri Station, Banga Bridge, and Sintan-ri Station goes through the cofferdam of Chatan Riverside. At Sintan-ri Station, the end point of the Pyeonghwa-Nuri Trail, there is a sign indicating that the Gyeongwon Line Railroad is no longer operating due to the division of the Korean peninsula. This sign is famous for the phrase “We want to be back on track.”
•Course: Gunnam Flood Control Reservoir —LOHAS Park— Sinmang-ri Station—Banga Bridge of Dosin-ri—Sintan-ri Station
•Distance: 24km
•Time Required: 7 hours and 10 minutes

LOHAS Park

-New-concept rural recreation complex for modern people’s health and environment