Free Busan bike checks on September 30 and October 28 include rear lights
Bring a bicycle to the Oncheonjang Station public rental point on September 30 or October 28 for a free basic check
The Centum-side riverside line is usable again
A short missing link is usable again, which restores a normal through-line on this part of the Suyeong River path.
The Centum-side riverside line is usable again. The dirt-pile construction detour is gone, so this stretch finally works like a normal connector.
Back to normal enough.
This is not a case where the barrier is gone but the route is still half-finished. The path is usable again. You still get the usual pedestrian drift and slower merge points near Centum, but that is normal Suyeong River behavior, not leftover construction trouble.
Not as a destination. It is a connector.
But it is a connector that works again, and that matters if you use the river line regularly.
Best use: everyday through-ride between Centum/Jaesong and the lower Suyeong riverside. Official reopening notice: not found yet, so this post is dated to early March based on a direct ride check rather than a city press release.
Suyeong River path near Centum
Open again. Much better.
This section matters because it is a daily connector, not because anyone was going there for the views. When it was blocked, the detour slowed the whole riverside line down. Now the route is open again and the temporary dirt bypass is gone.
Free Busan bike checks on September 30 and October 28 include rear lights
Bring a bicycle to the Oncheonjang Station public rental point on September 30 or October 28 for a free basic check

Finishing 7 Bridges on a folding bike
Great weather, a great route, and good people and atmosphere, but challenging cutoff times for many riders on non-road bikes