Excursion à vélo d’une journée de Séoul à Yeoju

Spin east from central Seoul onto the Hangang bike path and just keep following the river. It’s a classic full‑day ride: about 103 km, mostly on dedicated cycleways (over 90%) with smooth asphalt under your tires. The route undulates a bit (roughly 1,000 m of rolling ascent) but stays gentle—nothing much above 120 m—thanks to the Han and Namhan rivers.

You’ll cruise past Seoul’s riverside parks, then out through Hanam toward Yangpyeong, with plenty of convenience stores and rest stops along the path. Expect long, car‑free stretches and big river views.

Finish in Yeoju, a small city known for Silleuksa Temple right on the Namhan River and for Yeongneung, the UNESCO‑listed royal tomb of King Sejong. Yeoju is also famous for ceramics—perfect for a post‑ride wander.

Tips: start early, bring sun protection, and pack snacks even though resupply is easy. If there’s a headwind, the open river sections can feel longer—but on a calm day, it’s pure flow.