Ganghwa Nadeul-gil, where you can study both the history and ecosystem of Ganghwa Island, consists of a total of 20 courses. Ganghwa Island is so well preserved that it became the new site for migratory birds in winter. Introducing the Ganghwa Nadeul-gil course where you can trek around nature.

Trail Name

Sunset Village-gil

Ganghwa Nadeul-gil course 4, the sunset village-gil, is a path where you can see the red sunsets hovering over the sea and the sunsets at Mangyangdondae, which look likes a landscape painting. Walk through nature as you pass through the lush forest starting at Gareung. It passes through the tomb of Joseon scholar Jeong Jeong-du, the Hawoo mineral water site, and the Oepo Fish Market, where various seafood products are located.

Sunset-gil

Ganghwa Nadeul-gil course 7, the sunset –gil, is the path that explores the Sangbongsan walking trail and tidal flats. From the Janghwa-ri Sunset Viewpoint, you can see the islands of the West Sea and the sea dyed with red sunsets, attracting many people to come see the sunset falling over the large island. In addition, the tidal flat at the southern end of Ganghwa Island is one of the world's four largest tidal flats, and there is a Ganghwa Tidal Flat Center where you can learn more about it.

Seokmodo Baram-gil(Bomunsa)

Ganghwa Nadeul-gil course 11, the Seokmodo Baram–gil, offers mountain and sea views from the left and right sides of the embankment. As you walk along the path in autumn, you can see the Chilmyeongcho colony, painting the coast red. It is also a healing course, starting from Seokpo Passenger Terminal, Minmaru Beach with mudflats where various creatures live, and Bomunsa Temple, a 1,000-year-old temple with a wonderful fall sunset view.