This is the ride people fly to Korea for. Start in Seoul, follow river paths across the country, and arrive in Busan with a real “I did it” moment. It’s not about speed—it's about finishing.
2-step booking request, fast confirmation.
Comfort setup for multi-day rides.
Built around one clear dream: Seoul → Busan.
4 Rivers bike path Korea
The 4 Rivers trail system was created by the K-water organization to rejuvenate river areas, improve safety from floods, and help address environmental issues.
The 4 main rivers are the Hangang, Nakdonggang, Geumgang, and Yeongsan-gang. Together, they form one of the longest fully connected cycling routes in Korea.
Many rides are “nice.” This one becomes a milestone. Every day the map changes—until you finally reach the sea.
Each morning you leave a new town behind—and you can feel the journey building.
Busan gives you a destination you can celebrate, not just “a loop back.”
Comfortable pacing and long sections to settle into your flow.
You’ll remember this one because you actually crossed a country.
Finishing Seoul → Busan is the real reward. The official certificate is something you can earn through the passbook program.
The passbook program has a process. In general, riders:
The 4 Rivers Passbook is an optional official program. Riders purchase a passbook and collect stamps at designated red stamp booths along the route.
Once all required stamps are collected, the passbook can be submitted according to the program guidelines for completion verification.
Ride the route, visit stamp points, and collect all required stamps.
Eligibility to receive an official certificate (and possible medal) after verification.
Short answers to the questions that usually stop people from clicking “Book”.
Yes for many riders—especially with a steady pace and breaks. If you want a more relaxed trip, plan closer to 60 km/day.
Yes. Submit your booking request first, then we confirm availability and help you finalize the setup.
It can be, if you pace conservatively and keep your packing light. The key is consistency—not speed.