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Gouni Ecological Trail
Gouni Ecological Trail is a 653 meter long and 3-20 meter wide walkway consisting of a wooden deck raised over the natural marshes of Dadaepo Beach, extending from Noeuljeong Pavilion to the central parking lot of Dadaepo Beach Park. You can walk comfortably and safely along the walkway thanks to the rest area and the landscape lighting.
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