磐石嶺登山步道 - Section 2

note! At the entrance on 7/24, there are wasps building nests on the ground, be careful not to approach them, they are easy to be bitten by wasps

Entering the trail, I walked 100 meters. My wife said that she had a pain in her foot and gave up. There are very few people walking around this trail, and all the roads are covered with moss, which is very slippery.

The road is not easy to walk, so you have to bring trekking poles and wear hiking shoes!

Two-way entry and exit, a distance of more than 1 km, most of the original dirt roads, some of the roads are slippery, and some have to be roped to climb.

There are few cars, suitable for hiking. There are some small waterfalls by the road

This is Panshiling directly attacking Shigang Dalun and Jiangziliao Mountain The description of the exit of Fuxing Palace in Jiangziliao from Qiweilun Up the small cement road on the north side of Panshiling Xiping Highway Steep uphill Miscanthus dirt road on the right There are many names of mountaineering teams This is Dengjiang Ziliao Mountain Road, which is very popular these days. 2. 30 meters steep on the dirt road Immediately thereafter, a rope climbing road of nearly a hundred meters Is definitely the best way to sweat Compared to going down the mountain from this, sweating is worth it Board the tomb line, overlooking Panshiling It's more exciting than skydiving High-voltage towers have become building blocks Shuttle between the trees all the way, up and down, the path is obvious Arrive in Dalun, Shigang (641 meters) in 30 minutes There is no cornerstone, but there is an observation deck opened by the local chief Be sure to wear a telescope on the observation deck to enjoy the results of the hard work Jiang Ziliao Mountain Observation Deck under the telescope lens Never too far away You can also see the national flag stand with the beak If the chief raises the flag on the day, it will be easier to find Pingxi looking straight to the south, and today climbing from the south to the west Sankeng Mountain, and the previous stalagmite tip, are vividly visible They are all one size smaller and laid out underfoot The Xiping Highway is winding and winding like a giant python The annoying noise of the heavy machine is no match for the sound of the mountain wind This is the most refreshing height of Dengjiaoshan Climbing to the top of Jiangziliao Mountain (729 meters) Quartet viewing platform, there are four kinds of landscapes Looking north to the Taiwan Strait and Keelung Port Looking east to Wufen Mountain and Keelung Mountain Looking south at today’s hard-to-reach mountain pass Sankeng Mountain and stalagmite tip at the west entrance of Jingtong Ancient Road And the Shigang Dalun, the tip of the beak Dongwang 101 and her own home hidden in the vastness Fang Zhiren’s insignificance and its pity From Panshiling to Jiangziliao Mountain, about 100 minutes Go down the mountain and set foot on the decayed wooden steps of about 1400 Turn on the dirt road to Qiweilun (389 meters) It is also called Jiangzi Mountain, but it is easily confused with Jiangziliao Mountain Now the New Taipei City Government has switched to Qiweilun Continued selection of "Fuxing Palace" as the index of Lantian Mountaineering Club This refers to Fuxing Palace on Jiangziliao Road It is also the mountain pass mentioned by the New Taipei City Tourism and Tourism Bureau in the index here. Follow the trail index all the way Need to walk about one kilometer of annoying concrete road And many places are very steep Go down to Fuxing Palace on Jiangziliao Road That is to say, there are three free buses a day at the F905 station of New Taipei City. About 60 minutes from Jiangziliao Mountain to Qiweilun Get down to Fuxing Palace on Jiangziliao Road for about 40 minutes ++++2018-10-30 ac

Prefectural road north 31 before the entrance, super S type! ?2021/07/19.

The quiet trails are really few people. Although the distance is not far, it is more than 1 kilometer, but the uphill dirt road is mixed with stones, and it is not as easy as expected. It needs to be roped to climb.