Baugil Course 14 is also known as Chohui-gil. It is rare to find, in any city in Korea, a forest trail that begins in the city center and leads all the way to the sea. However, Gangneung offers exactly such a path. This trail allows travelers arriving at the Gangneung Bus Terminal to cross just one traffic light and immediately enter the beautiful forest paths of Wondaejae, Bongsudae, and Chunggabong. The route continues through Chodang Village, the birthplace of Heo Nanseolheon, and extends all the way to Gyeongpo Beach. “Chohui” was the birth name of Heo Nanseolheon, and this trail is as beautiful as her name and her poetry.

“Chohui” was the birth name of Heo Nanseolheon, and this course is as beautiful as her name suggests. Baugil Course 14 is a forest trail that stretches from the heart of the city to the sea. The course begins at the Gangneung Bus Terminal, crosses a single traffic light, and enters the forest paths of Wondaejae, Bongsudae, and Chunggabong. It then passes through Chodang Village before reaching Gyeongpo Beach.

The course route is: (City Hall Parking Lot) Intercity & Express Bus Terminal → Yongji Building → Wondaejae Forest Bathing Area → Gangneung Art Museum → Main Gate of Myeongryun High School → Hwabu Mountain Rest Area → Sodongsan Bongsudae → Chunggabong → Birthplace of Heo Gyun and Heo Nanseolheon → Gyeongpo Beach.
The total distance is approximately 11 km and takes about 4 hours to complete. The forest trail begins immediately after crossing just one traffic light from the Gangneung Terminal. Nearby attractions include the Gangneung Municipal Art Museum, which first opened in September 2006 as Gangneung Art Museum and was reopened in April 2013 as the only municipal art museum in Gangwon State.