Description
Each sub-trail takes between 2 and 5 hours to complete. For each sub-trail completed, one can get a stamp at a stamping station. These stamps are then put into a stamp book. People who receive every stamp will receive a Seoul Trail Completion Certificate. The trails have benches and places for shade installed, as well as attractions such as flower tunnels. The course began development in 2009. It initially debuted in 2014 with 8 courses. By December 19, 2023, 71,206 people had completed the entire trail. These changes were made to lower the barrier to entry for casual hikers. It was also done to attract more younger hikers, as over 80% of people who completed the trail by 2023 were over 40 years old. The information boards on the trail were revamped, reportedly to increase visibility and clarity of where trails began and ended, as well as how to get to the trailheads from subway stations. By 2024, it was reported that construction efforts were continuing to add further attractions and foliage to the trails. == See also ==