2km Trail at Wangbaesan 1ho Park
Designed with Consideration for Disabled and Other Mobility-Impaired Users

A walking trail considerate of vulnerable pedestrians such as people with disabilities and the elderly has been established in Hwaseong City, Gyeonggi Province.


Hwaseong City announced on the 9th that it opened the 'Wangbaesan Barrier-Free Sharing Trail,' a 2 km long trail located in Wangbaesan No.1 Park in Sancheok-dong.

Jung Myung-geun, Mayor of Hwaseong (left), is giving a greeting speech at the opening ceremony of the 'Wangbaesan Barrier-Free Sharing Path' on the 9th. <br>[Photo by Hwaseong City]

Jung Myung-geun, Mayor of Hwaseong (left), is giving a greeting speech at the opening ceremony of the 'Wangbaesan Barrier-Free Sharing Path' on the 9th.
[Photo by Hwaseong City]

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The 'Wangbaesan Barrier-Free Sharing Trail' was created to improve the difficulty of using walking paths for vulnerable pedestrians such as people with disabilities, the elderly, and pregnant women, due to the steep slopes and uneven surfaces in the center of Dongtan 2 New City.


The trail is equipped with wooden decks, eco-friendly forest paths, rest areas for forest experiences, and convenience facilities. The city plans to provide various attractions by setting up art exhibitions and themed zones here to support convenient and safe forest experience activities for vulnerable pedestrians and to offer a resting space within the urban area.



Jung Myung-geun, mayor of Hwaseong City, said, "The Wangbaesan Barrier-Free Sharing Trail is the first barrier-free walking trail established in Hwaseong City," adding, "We will also put great effort into managing it so that citizens can use it comfortably and safely."


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