Jeju Olle Trail, Footpath in Seogwipo-si, Jeju, South Korea
Ollegil 6 is a walking trail in Seogwipo-si, on Jeju Island, South Korea, and forms one section of the larger Jeju Olle trail network. The path runs along the coast and through green areas, alternating between paved and unpaved surfaces.
The Jeju Olle trail network, of which this path is a part, was created in 2007, inspired by the Camino de Santiago in Spain. The routes follow old field paths and coastal tracks that local people had used for generations before the network was established.
The trail is easy to walk for most visitors and requires no special gear beyond comfortable shoes and enough water. Early morning tends to be the quietest time, with fewer people on the path.
Black lava rocks appear naturally along sections of the trail, pushing through the ground as a direct reminder of how Jeju Island was formed by volcanic activity. These rocks are not placed for decoration but are simply part of the landscape underfoot.
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