鳥嘴峰 - Keelung City

The tip of the beak, 170m, without a cornerstone. This time I walked from Xinglong Road to Jinbao Pagoda, followed the bend of the mountain road and passed the Tiandimen. There is a reflector on the top. The front of the mirror goes straight down to the Golden Pagoda of Hongdan Mountain. There is a small warehouse on the left (cemetery boundary). The path up to the stone pillar is the highest point of the Nanrong Cemetery (remains of the southern battery). On the right of the mirror, there is a concrete staircase covered with weeds. The trail is ascending to the top of the beak peak, 196m, A03 cornerstone, the outlook is not good; continue Go down the ramp to meet the three-way road, go straight to the direction of Jinbao Tower, lower left on the road of Nanrong Cemetery, lower right on the Evergrande lawn, take the lower right and exit the climbing entrance, then turn right and go down the big lawn to the side of the road, and follow the road About 1 minute, you can see the tip of a bird's beak in front of you. There is an electric tower at the top. The cemetery is on the right. There is a toilet in the innermost area of ​​the park. Follow the security fence next to the toilet and walk for less than 1 minute. A gap is visible. , Go up toward the security forest, and go up to the direction of "Electric Tower 20". The hill slope is fairly easy to walk, no rope is needed. The top of the mountain is in front of the electrical tower, marked by the Baiyun Mountaineering Team. After going down the mountain, take a closer look. It turns out that the mountain trail under the sharp beak rock wall mentioned on the Shanyou blog is about 200m in front, but the security forest route taken by the kid is not difficult! I

CE 1885: (11th year of Guangxu of Qing Dynasty / 18th year of Meiji) From January 10th to 11th, the French army attacked the Qing army position in Hongdanshan District in the southeast of Keelung in four ways, and returned without success. It was called the "Battle of the Beak". Seventeen French were killed and 34 were wounded. (This is an inexplicable war that was triggered unexpectedly by 12 African Corps soldiers who had just arrived in Keelung for betting on "whistle to capture the flag.")