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Seorak & Geumgang Bridges

설악&금강대교

Seorak & Geumgang Bridges connect the Cheongho-dong and Abai Village side of Sokcho with the downtown and Cheongchoho Lake edge. The walk gives one of the clearest modern views of Sokcho's layered geography: lake, sea, Abai Village, harbor, skyline, and Seoraksan in one route.

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Best For

History, culture, scenic context, and first-time orientation

Area

Abai

Price

₩ Budget-friendly

Reviewed by HeySeorak Editorial · Updated August 27, 2026

Hours, address & map

122-1 Cheongho-ro, Sokcho-si, Gangwon-do

강원특별자치도 속초시 청호로 122-1

+82-33-639-2690

Sokcho Tourism lists the bridges as available at all times and free to visit. Wind, rain, and winter conditions can affect walking comfort.

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The story

The official tourism page describes the bridges as the crossing once used by Abai Village residents moving on foot toward the city hall side of Sokcho.

Behind the signature

For visitors, the bridges turn local infrastructure into a route. The view explains why Abai Village, Cheongchoho Lake, the market, and the beach feel close on a map but historically depended on crossings and shortcuts.

Local tip

There are stairs and elevators down toward Abai Village, so this can work as a low-cost walking route rather than only a photo stop.

Seasonal note

Sunset, blue hour, and clear winter days are best for photos. Strong wind over the water can make the bridge colder than surrounding streets.

For travelers

International travelers interested in displaced-person culture can use this bridge walk to physically connect Abai Village with the newer city around Cheongchoho Lake.

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Pro tip
Use the bridges as a practical walking connector after Abai Village. The strongest route is Abai Village or Gaetbae, up to the bridge viewpoint, then down toward Sokcho Tourist & Fishery Market or Cheongchoho Lake.

How to visit

A quick guide for first-time visitors.

1

Start with the context

Read the short history first so the stop is more than a photo point. The story usually explains why this place matters in Sokcho.

2

Walk the key point

Use the map pin as your anchor, then give yourself a few extra minutes for nearby signs, views, side paths, or linked monuments.

3

Connect the next stop

This works best as part of a route. Pair it with a nearby village, museum, market, ferry, temple, or lake walk rather than visiting in isolation.

Notes from travelers

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Questions travelers ask

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How do I get to Seorak & Geumgang Bridges?+

There are stairs and elevators down toward Abai Village, so this can work as a low-cost walking route rather than only a photo stop.

What is Seorak & Geumgang Bridges known for?+

For visitors, the bridges turn local infrastructure into a route. The view explains why Abai Village, Cheongchoho Lake, the market, and the beach feel close on a map but historically depended on crossings and shortcuts.

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Info

122-1 Cheongho-ro, Sokcho-si, Gangwon-do

강원특별자치도 속초시 청호로 122-1

+82-33-639-2690

Sokcho Tourism lists the bridges as available at all times and free to visit. Wind, rain, and winter conditions can affect walking comfort.

Budget price range
Open in Google MapsOpen in Naver MapSee on the walking map →

Is this info still accurate?

Hours, prices, closures: one tap keeps it fresh for the next traveler.

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