Rail Bike romantic winter activities, Winter Outdoor Activities in Gangchon south korea

 

Riding a rail bike is a romantic outdoor activity to enjoy in winter. You will not feel cold while pedaling with the people you love. In December and January, the mountains, fields, and rivers are covered with snow and sparkling white ice, adding to a very romantic impression with a couple. On the way, you will find a very beautiful photo spot to take pictures. The staff at the tourist site will be ready to take your picture, which can be printed and placed in a frame for 10,000 won when you arrive at the rest area or when you want to finish the trip.


Gangchon rail bike excursion covers approximately 8.5 kimeters of long and varied trails, all at ground level making it easy for everyone to move at a steady pace while enjoying fantastic and idyllic surroundings. The first 6 kilometers from Gimyujeong Station to the rest area are traversed by rail bikes; The remaining 2.5 kilometers of the journey to Gangchon Station are completed by the Romantic Train you will be taking.

From here, you can head to your next destination, or take the free shuttle bus back to Gimyujeong Station when you're tired of pedaling. While at the rest area, make sure to buy some warm snacks to enjoy this winter and don't forget to buy some crafts or small gifts to bring home as souvenirs because you've visited this tourist spot, it's really exciting and amazing isn't it? Let's just go on vacation to Korea.

Additional information for those of you who wish to visit this tour, address: 1383, Gimyujeong-ro, Sindong-myeon, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do (강원도 춘천시 신동면 김유정 로 1383), Directions: Gimyujeong Station (Gyeongchun Line), Exit 1. Gangchon Rail Park is on the right. Operating hours: Summer 09: 00-18: 00 / Winter 09: 00-16: 00 / In winter the hours are subject to change depending on weather conditions. Cost: 2 seats 30,000 won / 4 seats 40,000 won (Price per bicycle). Romantic Train: Departs once an hour from the rest area to Gangchon Station (1st train at 10:00).

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