The Four Rivers Bike Path: 4 Routes, Every Skill Level

Most cycling guides give you one plan and hope it fits. This one gives you four — a complete, extremely detailed day-by-day itinerary built for every skill level, so you ride Korea's Four Rivers Cross-Country Bike Path at exactly your own pace, not someone else's.

Choose your difficulty level

• Expert — All Stamps (7 days, 756km) — up to 128km days, every certification stamp on the full network.
• Expert — Direct (5 days, 596km) — the fastest sensible line from Incheon to Busan, for strong riders on a tight schedule.
• Intermediate — All Stamps (11 days, 756km) — every stamp, no day over 84km, with a built-in rest day.
• Intermediate — Direct (9 days, 596km) — a relaxed, no-rush version of the same direct route.

Whichever level matches you, every single day is broken down in full — not a rough sketch, an exact, ridden plan.

What's inside

• 4 complete itineraries in one guide — effectively four separate route plans, each mapped out day by day at a genuinely different pace and distance, so there's a version built for exactly your fitness level.
• A real Kakao Map link for every single day of every itinerary — the actual road ridden, not a general direction, from someone who has done the whole thing.
• Every overnight stop named, including the one town worth booking two nights in a row.
• Getting to the start, including the exact rules for taking a folded, boxed, or assembled bike on the Airport Railroad Line.
• A full comparison table so you can see all four options — days, distance, longest day, who it's for — before you commit to one.

Real, ridden route data

Every distance, overnight stop, and map link in this guide comes directly from a friend of MyKoreanTrip's who has actually ridden this entire network — shared here with his permission. This is a route planned from the saddle, not from a desk.

Delivered as a print-and-mobile-friendly PDF you can save to your phone before you lose signal on the trail.