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Daecheongho Obaek-ri-gil is an approximately 200km-long walking trail that follows Daecheongho, an artificial lake created by the construction of Daecheongdaem in 1980.
Daecheongho Obaek-ri-gil is an approximately 200km-long walking trail that follows Daecheongho, an artificial lake created by the construction of Daecheongdaem in 1980. It spans across Daejeon and Chungbuk's Cheongju, Boeun, and Okcheon, and is divided into a total of 21 sections, with each section holding colorful scenery and historical stories. Connected by the beautiful lakeside scenery that is called the 'archipelago of the inland', the old roads of submerged villages, and the paths where scholars used to travel, it provides a time of deep contemplation and healing.
In particular, Hobannangmangil, famous as a drama filming location, and Daecheonglohasgil, impressive for its deck path that feels like walking on water, are greatly loved by visitors. You can enjoy various themed trips such as hiking, rural experiences, and historical and cultural exploration in the nature that changes every season, making it considered one of the representative walking trails in South Korea.
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