For other readers: The lanes are nice. I had lanes about 5% of my time crossing the USA, mostly when approaching and departing a bigger, college town type city, but when you are on a lane all day, you get itchy to get back on the highway for the "change of view" and join in with the traffic, trucks, highway life. For me, a perfect trip has a combination of highways and bike lanes. P.S. Korea is ALSO on my high potential bucket list possibilities for 2025. I am waiting for more info gathering, price estimates, days needed for the trip etc.
You will always find your way. It’s a shame you didn’t find out about the stamp passport while you were in Seoul. You could’ve started from the beginning of the path in Incheon.
"YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND YOUR WAY" Amazing! Grabe ang programa for cycling...excellent cycling paths, sobrang biker friendly. Safe ka na ganda pa ng mga tanawin. Keep safe and ride safe Lodi.
we will come to that situation too - improvements, bicycle lanes, etc, hopefully not far from now.. we just need to support one another and start focusing on our development. but wouldn't it be more adventurous if the condition is more outback, laidback, province scene, etc rather than a bike lane that is unnatural...?
Having a space for outdoors also means promoting healthy lifestyle, increasing life span, and helping mental and physical health. It's not about just being adventurous it's also about the support.
Ganda sa south korea, lalo na bike path may tunnel pa para sa bikers. Di siguro corrupt ang govt nila dyan kaya makapag cross country ka thru bike path