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TEAPOT MOUNTAIN (茶壺山)

December 19, 2016June 10, 2026 / taiwantrailsandtales / 4 Comments

Teapot Mountain is an easy climb among stunning coastal mountain scenery.

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WU LIAO JIAN (五寮尖)

December 15, 2016November 14, 2024 / taiwantrailsandtales / 17 Comments

A very exciting full body hiking experience with great views and challenging climbs.

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QIXING SHAN (七星山)

December 12, 2016January 11, 2025 / taiwantrailsandtales / 6 Comments

An exciting hike through the uplands of Yangmingshan National Park with the promise of a hotspring soak for your feet at the end.

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TIANMU OLD TRAIL (天母古道)

September 28, 2016November 14, 2024 / taiwantrailsandtales / 7 Comments

A shady walk with easy public transport access and the possibility of meeting some of Taiwan's monkey population.

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QING SHAN WATERFALL TRAIL (青山瀑布)

September 1, 2016November 14, 2024 / taiwantrailsandtales / Leave a comment

img_4995 Rewarding hike to a waterfall and beyond, this walk would make for a great picnic day out.

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Another Xiao Bai Yue ticked off! This time, it’s Mount Dadong in Chiayi’s Zhuqi Township. The walk starts close to the old railway town of Fenqihu, climbing to a high of 1,976 metres before heading back down more or less the same way. This big-sky bike ride along Dongshan River felt like breathing a sigh of relief after all these low-cloud rainy days we’ve been having. Though Dashu (大暑) has official passed, we’re still months away from genuinely cool weather. Still, when in Beitou, a girl can dream. Yesterday’s good company and pleasant wander amidst the mists and the murk and the rain was precisely the tonic for my soul that I needed.

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