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Naju opened the Jiseokcheon bike path connection
Naju opened a 6.11 km Jiseokcheon bike path segment between Sanpo and Nampyeong, connecting into the wider Gwangju-Naju-Hwasun and Yeongsan River riding network
Apr 3, 2026
Adds a reported 6.11 km connector into the Gwangju-Naju-Hwasun and Yeongsan River cycling network, but ride quality still needs checking.
Naju opened a 6.11 km Jiseokcheon bike path segment between Sanpo and Nampyeong, connecting into the wider Gwangju-Naju-Hwasun and Yeongsan River riding network.
Current status
Probably yes.
The city held an opening event on April 2, 2026, and reports published on April 3 say the section is open. Surface, crossing friction, signage, and weekend crowding still need checking before calling it a good ride.
Rider impact
Maybe, if you are already riding the Yeongsan River area.
Do not plan a whole trip around the press-release version yet. Ride it as a connector first, then decide if it deserves a fuller write-up.
Useful details
Reported segment: Sanpo to Nampyeong, 6.11 km. Surface, crossings, and signage still need an on-bike check before calling it a strong recommendation.
Sources
- NewsPim: Naju Jiseokcheon bike path opening
- Newsis: Naju Jiseokcheon 6.1 km opening