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We all have to do our bit

  • Writer: Jak
    Jak
  • Sep 11, 2019
  • 1 min read


On a trip to Domachi Valley (도마치계곡), we must confess to being very disappointed with the amount of trash we saw - literal mountains of it. The swimming spots along the length of the valley are stunningly beautiful, and it is no surprise that this place would be popular, but if people can carry things in, they can certainly carry them back out.


It is easy to get angry, and feel disheartened by this state of affairs. It is shameful that the young men on military service at the nearby base should have to clean all of this up.


But, there is no cause to feel completely impotent with regards to the situation. As a tour operator, and an organisation that uses social media regularly, there are steps we can take to promote a more responsible attitude towards caring for the environment. Glamorous instagram posts do much to grow the popularity of outdoor sports and encourage people to go out and try camping for themselves. As well as showing the fun side of the activities we enjoy, I think we should also endeavor to show a little more of the steps we take to tidy up and care for the wilderness. We'd also ask other social media users to do the same.


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We think you'd all agree that this last picture looks much better than the first three.




 
 
 

This figure 8 trail covers two 4.5km loops, that can be combined for a 9km hike. The full trail can be done in 2 hours, if zipping along, or 3 hours at a leisurely pace. With stops and a picnic, which we highly recommend, it can take 4 hours. Our hikes are private; we move at a pace according to your wants and needs - take 5 hours or more if you are enjoying the views!

There are no significant elevation gains; the trail follows the lakeside.

If you have mobility issues, it is possible to avoid the minor downhill section.  

There are fully equipped bathroom facilities at the trailhead and midpoint. Coffee shops and restaurants are also close to the parking area. 

This tour is available during all seasons but is especially beautiful during the spring or fall and when we have snowfall during the winter.

We advise you to book midweek to avoid traffic and crowds.

Prices:

1 person 200,000 won

2 people 210,000 won 

3 people 220,000 won

4 people 230,000 won

Included in the price is the drive to and from the venue. Pick ups and drop offs are offered from Cheonho station (Seoul subway purple and pink lines 5 and 8).

If you are staying in accommodation close to the venue, we can also pick you up there.

Tour duration: 1.5 Hours (Drive) + 4-5 Hours (Hike) + 1.5 Hours (Return Drive) = 7-8 Hours

Optional Extras: Picnic Lunches / Equipment rental (hiking poles / waterproofs / etc.)

For groups larger than 4, alternative transportation can be arranged. Please enquire for costs. Deposits for larger groups may be required further in advance of the tour date.

Terms:

Hikes are available all year round

Minimum age: 6 years old (accompanied) 12 years old  (unaccompanied)

Maximum number of participants: No maximum

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