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Live map pages and GPX downloads for the national certification network.
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Routes & maps
View routeStart with the national stamp booth map and rider reference guides. Full route pages will be added once the notes and GPX files are checked.
Useful terms for riders
Tap-ready phrase cards for hotels, food stops, pharmacies, repairs, and practical touring questions.
Open guideWords and signs guide
Quick reference for blue-line markers, K-water signs, certification booths, and bike-travel vocabulary.
Open guideNews
Read moreNational cross-country bike path safety inspection posted for 2026
The national bicycle portal posted a 2026 safety-inspection notice and event entry for the cross-country bicycle route network
Read moreGangneung plans to finish the Namdaecheon bike road in 2026
Gangneung plans to complete the full 7.67 km Namdaecheon bicycle road in 2026, with 4.09 km already opened and the remaining sections scheduled for this year
Read morePractical resources
Read moreBikes on Korean buses and ferries
Buses are driver-discretion territory. Ferries are more concrete, but e-bikes and batteries can change the answer fast.
- Express buses do not give cyclists a clean written yes
- Intercity buses are slightly more flexible, still not guaranteed
- Jeju ferries usually charge a small bicycle fee
Korea PM rules and why cyclists should care
Personal mobility rules are not cycling rules, but PM devices share bike paths, crossings, stations, and conflict points with cyclists.
- PM speed and safety-device rules are tightening
- National accident numbers keep PM policy in the spotlight
- Battery fire rules affect ferries, trains, and storage