The Gwangnung Forest Ecology Trail is accessible as you walk through Gwangneung Arboretum
It is true that the Gwangnung Arboretum was originally partly closed to protect nature. In order to enter the Gwangneung Arboretum, you must make a reservation at the Gwangneung Arboretum website within a predetermined number of people entering the site. However, since last year or the year before last, we are doing more open policies and practices.
The entrance to the new arboretum is located a little further away from the current entrance, and it's bigger and nicer. It doesn't seem to be used yet, but we've got a new building and a new parking lot.
The walkway stretches from the entrance to the newly opened Gwangnung Arboretum, one end of the arboretum, to the Bonseonsa Temple on the other.
The walkway stretches from the entrance to the newly opened Gwangnung Arboretum, one end of the arboretum, to the Bonseonsa Temple on the other.
I'm driving over from Pocheon and just before Cami coffee, there's a parking lot on the right. We are not operating officially yet, so you can enter without charge.
If you go inside, you will come to the parking lot. It's bigger than I expected, but I'm afraid I won't have this seat on weekends or holidays. In the picture above, there were a lot of cars when there weren't many people on weekdays.
The picture is a mess. The picture is so ugly because it is a backlight.
In reality, it is a beautiful main entrance to the Gwangnung Arboretum. It doesn't seem to be quiet and open at the moment, but I think it will serve as a great entrance in the future.
After passing through the entrance and entering the arboretum, you can see the entrance. It has various buildings and indoor space. I don't think there's anything in the room yet, but I think we're going to run various programs and classes for citizens and children.
The walk opposite Bonseonsa Temple starts at ChemI Coffee Cafe. From here to Bonseonsa Temple, a new wooden road has been built.
A monument to the official name of the trail is on the floor at the start. Gwangneung Forest Ecology Trail is probably the official name.
Next to you is an information board that leads you to the Pochon Trail, which runs through Gwangnung Forest of Gwangnung Forest.
It's time to take a walk. The purpose of this deck is to get some fresh air while walking along the trails. Even if you walk slowly, it will heal you.
Some sections are also located next to the road. I'm a little worried about the smoke, but ... Still, there aren't many cars because of the narrow streets.
Maybe it's because it's a protected mountain, so snakes and wild pigs are coming out. I have to be careful all the time.
At the end of the parking lot near the entrance of Gwangneung Arboretum, there is a playground made of nature. I think the children will be really happy to see it. They're all made of wood. We don't have kids.
There are many rest areas on the trail. There's a chair. There are many places where you can take pictures.
This kind of path leads up to the bongseon.
If you walk from Kemie Coffee to Bonseonsa (round trip), you can expect about an hour and a half to two hours.
Call time
I went to the weekday of late fall in November, 2019. Many people come on weekends or holidays. To enjoy your composure, I strongly recommend you visit on weekdays. And since it's a forest, if the sun comes early in the evening, you might end up in trouble, so you should come in the daytime if possible.
Cost
The walkway is free of charge.
Parking and admission fees are required to enter Gwangneung Arboretum or Donggureung.
Parking and admission fees are required to enter Gwangneung Arboretum or Donggureung.
On time
There is no time to enter or exit the trail, but be careful in the dark in the evening.
To enter the Gwangnung Arboretum, you must make a reservation at the homepage first.
We're closed on Mondays and Sundays.
To enter the Gwangnung Arboretum, you must make a reservation at the homepage first.
We're closed on Mondays and Sundays.
Destination Information
- Address : 415 Kwangnung Arboretun, Sohleup, Pocheon City, Gyeonggi-do
- For more information, call 031-540-2000.
- URL : http://www.forest.go.kr/newkfsweb/kfs/idx/SubIndex.do?orgId=kna&mn=KFS_15
Parking
There is no problem parking on weekdays. It may not be enough on weekends or holidays.
The parking lot is located in front of the entrance of the Bonseonsa Temple, Dongguyeong, Old Gwangnung Arboretum, and in front of the entrance of the New Gwangnung Arboretum.
The parking lot is located in front of the entrance of the Bonseonsa Temple, Dongguyeong, Old Gwangnung Arboretum, and in front of the entrance of the New Gwangnung Arboretum.
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