Boucle de 183 km autour du Massif de l'Étoile. Correspondant à la boucle B de l'itinéraire de Grande Randonnée GR2013.

The Gwang-Cheong Traverse is a premier long-distance hiking and trail running route, approximately 25km in length, that crosses southern Seoul and Gyeonggi-do. This route completely traverses a massive mountain ridge right within the metropolitan area, stretching from Cheonggyesan in Seoul to Gwanggyosan in Suwon. It can be completed South-bound (starting at Cheonggyesan and heading to Gwanggyosan) or North-bound (starting at Gwanggyosan and finishing at Cheonggyesan).

The Via Egnatia is a historic Roman highway built in the 2nd century BCE that connected the Adriatic Sea to the Bosphorus. Designed and built by the Roman army more than 2000 years ago, the original Via Egnatia road ran from Durres in Albania all the way to Istanbul. The first part that was restored and described as a hiking route was from Durres to Thessaloniki.