서울특별시 Seoul Metropolitan City
The Naksan Loop is a moderate urban hike linking Inwangsan, Train Rock, the Seoul City Wall, Naksan and the Dongdaemun area. Rocky ridges, fortress paths, stairs and paved sections combine mountain scenery with historic city landmarks. The route also passes the Dongdaemun Stadium Memorial, Dongdaemun History Museum and Design Museum, making it suitable for hikers who enjoy both nature and urban exploration. Carry enough water, wear comfortable footwear and follow the route carefully.
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The Maebong Out-and-Back Trail is a moderate urban hike through Maebongsan Park to Maebong. The route follows woodland paths and maintained steps along a gentle ridge, with broad views of Seoul from the upper area. Returning by the same trail keeps navigation and transport simple, while the steady climbs provide a satisfying workout. Comfortable hiking shoes and water are recommended for this relaxed half-day route.
The Lion Ridge Viewpoint Loop is a moderate route following Pyeongchang 21-gil and Pyeongchang-gil through the hillside neighbourhood of Pyeongchang-dong. The trail combines paved approaches, woodland paths and steady climbs before reaching a viewpoint overlooking Pyeongchang-dong, Gugi-dong, Bugaksan and central Seoul. As a loop, it returns to the starting area, although several junctions require careful navigation. Comfortable hiking shoes, sufficient water and sun protection are recommended.
The Duck Pond out-and-back trail follows World Cup-ro and the paths of World Cup Park and Nanjicheon Park in Seoul. This moderate urban route is mostly level, with shaded walkways, park greenery and waterside scenery around Duck Pond. Returning along the same route keeps navigation and transport simple, although the overall distance may still require steady walking. Comfortable shoes, sufficient water and sun protection are recommended.
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