Korea Walk Nomad－Step Tracker

Free walking app Korea - Korea Walk Nomad turns your daily steps into a virtual journey across South Korea. This pedometer & step tracker connects to Health Connect and maps your walks from the DMZ to Jeju Island. Build a walking habit while exploring Seoul, Busan, Gyeongju and beyond. "Korea Walk Nomad" is a walking-habit app that turns the steps you actually take each day into a virtual journey on the map. Start at the Unification Observatory in Goseong, at the northern tip of South Korea, walk all the way south to Haenam, take the ferry from Wando across the sea, and finish at Seongsan Ilchulbong, the Sunrise Peak on Jeju Island. By giving your daily walk a "journey" as its goal, walking becomes more fun and easier to keep up. ■ Your steps become real distance Korea Walk Nomad connects with Health Connect and automatically reads the steps recorded by your phone or wearable device. Every step you take moves you further along the map, down the east coast, through Gyeongju and Busan, along the southern coast, and finally over the sea to Jeju. Switch between kilometres and miles in Settings. ■ Choose your own path The destination is fixed, but the route there is entirely up to you. Take as many detours as you like across mainland South Korea, from Seoul and the west coast to the mountains of the interior, and around Jeju Island. ■ A journey past famous landmarks Famous sights from all across Korea appear along your route, including Seoraksan, Nami Island, Gyeongbokgung Palace, N Seoul Tower, Hahoe Folk Village, Jeonju Hanok Village, Haeinsa Temple, Bulguksa Temple, Haeundae Beach, Gamcheon Culture Village, Suncheon Bay, Boseong's green tea fields, Hallasan and the Manjanggul lava tube on Jeju. Walk close enough to one and you'll earn a badge tied to that place. ■ Milestone towns along the way Keep an eye out for signposts on the road south, with milestone badges at Sokcho, Gangneung, Samcheok, Pohang, Gyeongju, Ulsan, Busan, Jinju, Suncheon, Boseong, Gangjin, Haenam, Wando, Jeju and more. ■ Take the ferry to Jeju When you reach Wando, the Wando-Jeju ferry carries you across the sea to Jeju Island, where more landmarks, a milestone and the final goal are waiting. ■ Arukyun shares local comments When you arrive at a new place, Arukyun, the app's original alien character who is obsessed with Korea, shares fun local facts and comments about it, with notes prepared for every city, county and district, including Jeju, so it feels like you're really visiting. Comments are available in English and Korean. ■ Conquer the map Your Coverage Map fills in as you reach each city, county and district. Earn conquest badges for the Capital Region, Gangwon, Chungcheong, Jeolla, Gyeongsang and Jeju, then for the whole of Korea. ■ Reach the goal, then turn around and go again Once you reach Seongsan Ilchulbong, you turn around and start a new lap heading back north. You earn a goal badge for every lap, so every journey feels fresh. ■ Find places nearby See what's around your current position on the map and open it in Google Maps, which can double as inspiration for planning a real trip. ■ Free version and Full Version The free version lets you walk freely around northern Gangwon, where your journey begins. Upgrade to the Full Version (one-time purchase, no subscription) to unlock the rest of the route down the peninsula and across the sea to Jeju, plus nearby places and the full badge collection. ■ NEW: Japanese Walking Timer Interval walking timer (3 min brisk + 3 min easy) with sound, vibration and a step-count pace check. ■ Who it's for - Anyone who wants to build a walking or strolling habit - Anyone who wants to stay mindful of their daily step count for their health - Anyone who wants extra motivation from watching famous Korean landmarks pass by - Travel lovers and geography enthusiasts Turn today's steps into another step across Korea. Start Korea Walk Nomad today.

Welcome to Korea Walk Nomad! Turn your daily steps into a journey across Korea, from the Unification Observatory near the DMZ to Seongsan Ilchulbong on Jeju Island. • Walk, then tap the map to travel as far as your steps allow • Take the ferry from Wando to Jeju (the crossing itself costs no steps) • Collect badges from famous spots and fill in the map of Korea • Arukyun's local tips, with a bilingual mode (Korean and English side by side) Update 2026/10/25 -Added Japanese Walking