A valley trekking with Welter Experiment and Onsite Club.

Following the Gyeongban Valley, we headed toward Surak Falls at Kalbong Mountain.

This trekking at the tail end of summer
was more than enough time to cool down the lingering heat within the body.

The charm of valley trekking
lies in enjoying the process of going against the rough current.

Focusing solely on the sounds that nature provides,
I take each step forward.

The pace is slow,
but through this slowness, I gain rest and a sense of ease in life.

Slowly climb the path that nature offers.
The cold water soon lowers the heat of the body.
As it is easy to slip, move forward with extra caution toward the destination.

Blow stress away while the rushing waterfall strikes the whole body.

It is the charm of valley trekking, enjoyed only in summer among the four seasons.

The heat soon turns into chill,
and the whole body becomes refreshed.

At this moment, the most important thing is body temperature control.
A waterproof jacket is essential for valley trekking.

Walking the path that nature offers,

it was a time to gain joy, even for a moment.

If life needs a margin,

why not set out before it is too late?