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Neumnaegil Trail Course 1 - Forest Path · 시흥 늠내길 1코스 숲길

Overview

Starting near Siheung City Hall, Course 1 of the Neumnaegil Trail winds through a lush forest path, offering a refreshing escape into nature within the city. With gentle slopes and well-maintained trails, it's ideal for a leisurely walk or light hike.

Original (Korean)

시흥시청 인근에서 시작하는 늠내길 1코스는 울창한 숲길을 따라 걸으며 도심 속 자연을 만끽할 수 있는 트레킹 코스입니다. 완만한 경사와 잘 정비된 길로 산책이나 가벼운 하이킹을 즐기려는 방문객에게 적합합니다.

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Address경기도 시흥시 시청로 20 (장현동)
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