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Zhenxibao (Cinsbu) Cypress Trail - a trail you can do with Smangus Trail
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If you plan a trip to Smangus and its renowned Giant Tree Trails, why not maximize your adventure by adding more trails to your itinerary? After all, it’s not every day you get to immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes of Jianshi, Hsinchu. Spend a rewarding weekend hiking both the iconic Smangus Giant Tree Trail and the beautiful Zhenxibao Cypress Trail! In Zhenxibao, you’ll find two captivating routes: Route B, the Cypress Route, and Route A, which leads to Dulong Pond. While both are worthwhile, the Dulong Pond route is more challenging and ideal for those who enjoy rugged terrain without the usual staircases. It’s a raw and invigorating hike that gives you a true sense of nature’s wild beauty. ​ ​Continue reading...​ ​ |
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I often get asked about hiking trails beyond Taipei, so I spent days researching and selecting the best ones—popular, scenic, and easily accessible by public transport. While I haven’t hiked them all yet, I’m excited to explore each this year! Read the post here. I didn’t want to overwhelm this post, so I created a detailed, easy-to-use guide with clickable links to maps, bus timetables, and more—perfect for those who don’t want to spend hours researching. 🔥 Get 10% off with code: BEST20%...
Looking for a short hike that leaves a lasting impression? Welcome to Eryanping Trail, a scenic spot just an hour from the Alishan National Recreation Forest Area. This trail may be short, but its mesmerizing sunsets and sea of clouds will make you want to linger forever. Conveniently located next to a bus stop, Eryanping Trail is easy to visit. However, it can be tricky to fit this must-see destination into your Alishan itinerary while relying on public transport. Continue reading...
As 2024 comes to a close, it has been an unusual year here in Taiwan. We faced devastating earthquakes that forced us to pause our pride, Taroko, and we dealt with an overwhelming number of typhoons in October and November. Many activities were interrupted by these natural disasters. However, as they say, “Man plans and God laughs.” Yet, there are still many good things in 2024. I traveled to Europe for 3 weeks, did my first high mountain solo hike to Yushan North Peak this month, did a 3-day...