The skywalk extends approximately 135 meters out over the surface of Uiam Lake.
It incorporates a circular plaza at its terminus equipped with a transparent glass floor.
The structure connects directly to one of Chuncheon's premier lakeside cycling and walking trails.
It offers unobstructed sightlines toward the nearby rugged peaks of Samaksan Mountain.
The Uiamho Skywalk in Chuncheon, South Korea, is a 135-meter-long glass-floored bridge suspended directly over the waters of Uiam Lake. The structure features a 10-meter circular observation platform at its furthest point, offering uninterrupted views of Samaksan Mountain and Jungdo Island. Visitors walk on transparent tempered glass panels that reveal the lake surface flowing directly beneath their feet. The walkway is connected to a scenic bicycle path that runs along the shoreline of Chuncheon. It provides a popular vantage point for viewing regional sunsets over the surrounding mountainous landscape.
From the circular observation platform looking down through the glass floor with Samaksan Mountain in the background.
Wear the provided fabric shoe covers before stepping onto the glass platform to prevent scratching.
Combine the visit with a bicycle ride along the adjacent Uiam Lake lakeside trail.
Check weather conditions prior to arrival, as the skywalk may close temporarily during heavy rain or strong winds.
Stepping onto the glass walkway without wearing the required protective shoe covers.
Subject to temporary closures during adverse weather conditions such as heavy rain, typhoons, or severe wind.
Visitors must wear protective fabric overshoes provided at the entrance to keep the glass clean.
