This trail is located in Anbandegi, the nation's largest high-altitude vegetable farming complex, where the culture and history of slash-and-burn farmers are still alive. Following the 6km Oknyeobong section opened in 2015, the 14km Gorupo section was added in 2016. It offers a unique trekking experience through rural traditions and natural resources.

Known as the "Anbandegi Unyu-gil" (Cloud Stroll Path), it is said that even clouds stop to play here. The Oknyeobong section features a sunrise observatory, pine tree rest areas, and well-maintained trail signs. It is a place where you can feel the historical site of the slash-and-burn farmers' livelihood.

The Gorupo section was completed in September 2015 with eco-friendly features such as fir tree rest areas, palm mats, and safety ropes. The trail aims to provide an environmentally conscious walking experience. Visitors can enjoy the refreshing scenery of the vast vegetable fields and the serene mountain ridges.