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“Guro Carbon Zero Walking”: A Fun and Green Way to Stay Healthy

Walk for Health, Walk for the Planet!

Posted Article No. 35008

Guro-gu has launched the “Guro Carbon Zero Walking” program, an eco-friendly initiative that allows residents to stay active while promoting carbon neutrality. This community-driven program is available both online and offline, making it accessible for all Guro residents.

▲   [코리안투데이] 사진 구로구 언론팀 제공 경비원 취업 프로그램을 마친 참가자들이 단체
 사진촬영을 하고 있다 
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Join the Online Walking Program

The online walking challenge consists of six designated walking routes, ranging from 1km to 4km, and can be accessed through the official “On Guro” app. Participants can walk at their own pace and track their progress through the app.

Featured Walking Routes in Guro

  • Anyangcheon Riverside Path (Gocheok Bridge Soccer Field → Sindorim Park Golf Course)
  • Anyangcheon Embankment Trail (Gocheok Bridge → Sinjeong Bridge)
  • Dorimcheon Olle Trail (Daerim Station → Dorimcheon Station)
  • Maebongsan Forest Trail (Inside Maebongsan Jatjeol Park)
  • Mokgamcheon Trail (Gwangbok Bridge → Gwangmyeong Bridge)
  • Pureun Arboretum Trail (Inside Pureun Arboretum)

To participate, simply download the “On Guro” app, activate the walking mode, and complete a designated course. Additional details can be found in the app’s announcement section.

 [코리안투데이] 사진 구로구 언론팀 제공 경비원 취업 프로그램을 마친 참가자들이 단체

 사진촬영을 하고 있다   ©박수진 기자

Offline Walking Events

For those who enjoy walking with others, “Guro Carbon Zero Walking” offline events will be held four times a year. The official event schedule and participation details will be announced on the Guro-gu official website.

A Guro-gu official stated, “This is a great opportunity for residents to improve their health while actively participating in carbon neutrality efforts. We hope many residents join in and experience the joy of walking together.”

For inquiries, contact the Environmental Department at 02-860-2599.

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Park Soo-jin, Reporter

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