To the land's end, through stone and clouds: Walking Korea's southwest coast

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• ·From Gangjin’s tea fields and Dalmasan’s cliffs to Ttangkkeut’s sea and Mokpo’s harbor songs, this coastal stretch offers a country’s worth of scenery in one short section of trail GANGJIN, HAENAM, MOKPO, SOUTH JEOLLA PROVINCE — Have you walked any of the Korea Dulle Trail, the 4,500-kilometer route that rings the country's coastline and border?
• ·The trail strings together four routes: the Haeparang Trail along the east coast, the Namparang Trail across the south, the Seohaerang Trail up the west coast and the DMZ Peace Trail near the northern border.
• ·At 5.7 times the length of Spain's Camino de Santiago, it would take about eight months to finish at a pace of 20 kilometers a day.
• ·Few travelers have that kind of time.
• ·The good news is that the trail is built to be walked in pieces, one course at a time.