Experience History and Nature on Bukhansan Dulle-gil in Early Autumn

In early autumn, Bukhansan Dulle-gil is gaining attention as a healing walking course where visitors can experience both nature and history within the city. The route, extending from the Pilgrimage Trail (Section 2) to the Pine Forest Path (Section 1) in Gangbuk-gu, is accessible with just sneakers and takes about half a day, attracting many.

The Dulle-gil features well-maintained national park signboards and direction markers, preventing visitors from getting lost. It also includes the burial sites of 12 independence activists, including Shin Suk, offering a natural history lesson while walking. The Uiryeong-gil section, with its wide and flat path, is easily accessible for beginners, and the Obong Observatory provides views of Dobongsan's five iconic rock peaks. Convenient facilities like solar charging stations and emergency shelters are also available.

Bloggers describe Bukhansan Dulle-gil as a "healing neighborhood walking course" and "excellent for beginner hikers," recommending it for its beauty, especially during the autumn foliage season. Tips shared include making advance reservations for the Uiryeong-gil section on weekends and holidays, and using public transportation after parking at Songchu Valley Public Parking Lot.