Surrounded by Maemisan Mountain, Giheung Campus shows off its beauty like a well-kept garden. The campus offers seasonal features such as flowers, berries and maple leaves. Grand pine trees have been planted around the campus to create spectacular scenery. This gorgeous garden creates an outstanding balance with Maemisan Mountain,
and the Campus as a whole offers a wide range of spectacular views from different vantage points along the
hilly terrain formed by the valleys.

Since the Hwaseong Campus is near the residential complex, Dongtan New Town, we created a tall green wall of trees to minimize sound and to block strong winds. The campus is home to a rest facility from the Bronze Age that preserves the natural beauty of Donghaksan Mountain with a walking trail and woods of trees, including grand pine trees, pine trees, cherry trees and white birch trees. There’s also the beautiful Metasequoia Road, named for the trees it’s lined with,
that change throughout the seasons, growing lush and thick with vibrant colors of leaves.

Closely located to the south of the Godeok residential area, Pyeongtaek Campus also has a tall wall of trees to help prevent noise and strong winds. The trail on the campus goes through various rock gardens, designer gardens and a landmark surrounded by big trees. Each area offers its own beautiful view that ranges from natural ponds to misty fountains.

The 2.9km walking path surrounds the campus. Onyang Campus’ walking path was completed by connecting five separate trails into one. First, Bokji-dong to Softball Field Road where you can feel the atmosphere of all four seasons; second, Chohwawon Road near a softball field with colorful flowers; third, Research Road lined with flowers like echinacea; fourth, the newly refurbished 4-Line Road
and finally, Forest Shade Road where you can feel the forest atmosphere. It takes around 40 minutes to walk the whole path, and you can enjoy the forest and feel the nature from the well-groomed garden.

Haneulnarae Road on Cheonan Campus is made to walk and rest to release your stress. Passing through the Huwon walking path with a bench and pergola between the trees, you will encounter a wide and open grass square to the south of Bokji-dong. Continue through the grass square
and head to the main gate, where there is a circular walking path and
the main rest area. If you walk along the road, you will see a four-season flower garden where you can enjoy seasonal flowers all year round. It is
an approximately 30-minute course with a total length of 1.8km, where
you can relax at any time.