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Spring and Autumn Walk from Hangang to Seoul Forest
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Spring and Autumn Walk from Hangang to Seoul Forest

Duration

Day trip

Mobility

Easy

With

Anyone

Spring and Autumn Walk from Hangang to Seoul Forest 2
Spring and Autumn Walk from Hangang to Seoul Forest 3
Spring and Autumn Walk from Hangang to Seoul Forest 4

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A Seoul day trip links riverside scenery with an urban forest walk.

The route starts at Ttukseom Hangang Park, continues to Hangang and Seoul Forest, then finishes at the National Library for Children and Young Adults.

Wear comfortable shoes and check the route in advance, since walking sections and short car rides are mixed.

Ttukseom Hangang Park → Han River → Seoul Forest → National Library for Children and Young Adults

Stops

4

Daily density

Moderate pace

4 stops/day

Distance

~8.3 km

longest leg 18 min

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Itinerary

Seoul Ttukseom Hangang Park Forest Trail Walk

4 stops · ~6h 52m

09:001

AttractionStay ~1h 30m

Ttukseom Hangang Park was already famous as a riverside recreation area even before it was newly renovated into Hangang Park.

2273 Gangbyeonbuk-ro (Jayang-dong), Gwangjin-gu, Seoul Special City

Barrier-free
🅿️ Parking availableCrowding alert
Car13min3.0km
10:432

AttractionStay ~1h 30m

The Hangang River is a river that crosses the center of the Korean Peninsula, flows through Gangwon-do, Chungcheongbuk-do, Gyeonggi-do, and Seoul Metropolitan City, and empties into the West Sea.

257 Gangbyeonbuk-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul Special City

🅿️ Parking available
Walk6min0.5km
12:193

AttractionStay ~1h 30m

Seoul Forest was Seoul’s first water source site for the city’s water supply, established in 1908, and was newly opened in 2005 to transform the area around Ttukseom Sports Park into a large urban forest.

273 Ttukseom-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul Special City

🅿️ Parking availableCrowding alert
Car18min4.8km
14:074

CultureStay ~1h 45m

The National Library for Children and Young Adults holds materials for children and young adults from around the world and provides services that make it easy to access and use knowledge and information, supporting the intellectual growth and sound character development of our future generations.

21 Teheran-ro 7-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (Yeoksam-dong)

15:52End of day

Course Map

Travel info

Seoul · 7-Day Weather

From today

Today

10/12

🌦️

25°

17°

Tue

10/13

🌧️

21°

15°

Best

Wed

10/14

☀️

18°

9°

Thu

10/15

⛅

20°

10°

Fri

10/16

🌦️

21°

13°

Sat

10/17

🌦️

24°

13°

Sun

10/18

🌧️

18°

15°

Some days may see rain. Pack an umbrella or check indoor alternatives in advance.

Rainy-day tips

If it rains, spend more time at the indoor stops (National Library for Children and Young Adults) and keep the outdoor stops short.

Accessible travel info

Barrier-free

1 of 4 places confirmed · 3 need checking · Accessible parking / Elevator / Accessible restroom / Stroller rental

Stroller

2 of 4 places

Parking

3 of 4 places · 1 unknown

Pets

1 of 4 places

♿ Needs checking Han River, Seoul Forest, National Library for Children and Young Adults — no step-free access information is confirmed. Please check before you go.

Regional visitor demand

Visitor trend for all of Seoul (province level) — not crowding at each stop. Per-stop crowding forecasts appear as badges on 2 stop(s) in the itinerary.

Visitor demand held steady over this period.

Visitors 9/5~9/11 (1 week) · all of Seoul
13,260,956
vs previous week
▲ 2.0%
vs average of 8/15~9/11 (4 weeks)
▼ 0.1%
Weekly trend · 8/15~9/11 (4 weeks)
  1. 8/15~8/21 13M
  2. 8/22~8/28 13.8M
  3. 8/29~9/4 13M
  4. 9/5~9/11 13.3M
  • ※ Korea Tourism Organization mobile-carrier visitor data
  • ※ Based on daily visit counts
  • Data as of 2026-09-11

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Data Sources

Place and festival details come from Korea Tourism Organization data (TourAPI); weather, transit, and parking come from public data and third-party APIs refreshed periodically. Some information may change.

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