The track runs parallel to the Heukcheon River, which serves as a major tributary to the Namhan River.
The railbike route is specifically designed to follow the path of the decommissioned section of the Jungang Line railway.
The railcars use an automatic rotating platform system at the midpoint to reverse direction for the return leg.
Yangpyeong Railbike offers a 3.2-kilometer round trip course constructed on the former tracks of the Jungang Line railway. The route follows the Heukcheon River, crossing an iron bridge and passing through tunnels during the ride. It utilizes manual pedal-powered railcars that accommodate up to four passengers. The scenery features rural landscapes typical of the Gyeonggi-do province. Riders travel to a turnaround point before the railcars are rotated for the return journey.
The mid-point iron bridge offers the most scenic views of the river and valley.
Wear comfortable footwear suitable for pedaling for an extended period.
Bring a water bottle, as there are limited facilities once you are on the tracks.
Check the weather forecast, as the route is entirely outdoors and exposed to the elements.
Do not attempt to get off the railbike while the vehicle is in motion or stop on the tracks.
Operations may be suspended during extreme weather conditions such as heavy rain or snow.
Maintain a safe distance from the railbike in front of you to prevent collisions.
