CashWalk Reveals "Top 6 Popular Walking Spots" Based on "Neighborhood Walk" User Data

Nudge Healthcare's health management app "CashWalk" released its "Top 6 Neighborhood Walking Spots" based on user data on April 23.

This announcement is the result of analyzing the locations where users most frequently walked and received rewards through CashWalk's location-based reward and community service, "Neighborhood Walk."

The "Top 6 Neighborhood Walking Spots" were selected based on the parks most frequently visited and rewarded by users from April 2024, when the Neighborhood Walk service was launched, to March 2025.

The top spot went to D-Cube City Sunflower Park (Guro-gu, Seoul), followed by Sindorim Techno Neighborhood Park (Guro-gu, Seoul), Seokgye Station Culture Park (Nowon-gu, Seoul), Saetbyeol Imagination Children's Park (Seongbuk-gu, Seoul), Gongneung Street Park (Nowon-gu, Seoul), and Hwarang Park (Gangdong-gu, Seoul). Other popular walking locations included Pungnap Neighborhood Park (Songpa-gu, Seoul), Dangsan Station Small Park (Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul), Hwayang Park (Gwangjin-gu, Seoul), and Ahn Junggeun Park (Bucheon-si, Gyeonggi-do).

CashWalk's "Neighborhood Walk" allows users to receive cash rewards when visiting nearby parks (the amount of cash and the maximum number of rewards per day may vary), encouraging users to incorporate walking into their daily lives in a natural way. Each user's visit history is automatically recorded, allowing them to check their walking records by day.

The neighborhood-based community feature is also noteworthy. Based on the area verified by the user, the "Neighborhood Life" community enables users to access information about their local area. Recommendations for restaurants, local news, and other practical information are actively shared, fostering not only health management but also a deeper understanding of and communication within the community.

As of February 2025, CashWalk has recorded 24 million cumulative downloads, making it a leading digital healthcare app. To help users make walking a more diverse and enjoyable habit in their daily lives, the company launched the "Neighborhood Walk" service last year.

Park Jungshin, CEO of Nudge Healthcare, said, "By analyzing actual user data from 'Neighborhood Walk,' we aimed to provide real motivation to people who want to practice healthy habits in their daily lives. By suggesting popular walking spots to those who want to walk consistently, we hope to lower the barriers to exercise and add to the enjoyment of walking."