虎豹潭古道

A very comfortable old road, most of them are under the shade of the trees and there is no sun, and you can play in the water along the way, a great place

Hi! I was looking for Shuangfan Fern in the middle section of Tamlan Ancient Road ~ Hubaotan Ancient Road + Bengshankeng Ancient Road. The character is very good, I found it! Hyun Hyung Burning/Hyun Tea Ware encounters the double fan fern of the ancient Danlan Road, and they are exceptionally good for each other.

Come back after more than four years, a lot has changed, The most likely is that there are more warning signs. There are also more signs of the water level on the banks of the river. I really think what the government should do is: For people who come to play in nature, they must go to class first. Content: observation of weather, self-assessment, Things to pay attention to, items to bring, When is the best time to come, and when is the least likely to come. . Hope you all can go home safely.

The road to Hubaotan is really beautiful. From time to time, there will be beautiful and colorful birds, squirrels, monkeys and other animals flashing, which is very pleasant. The ancient path of Tiger and Leopard Pool should be carefully walked, and the stones in the pool should also be carefully walked. It is a little slippery, and you may accidentally fall into the pool. It is best not to cross the pool during heavy rain.

Hubaotan Ancient Road, the branch line of the middle section of Danlan Ancient Road, is located near Taiping Elementary School, next to Shuangtai Industrial Road, with its own parking lot and bus station (there are few shuttle buses, the starting station is Shuangxi Station), compared with Pingxi and Shuangxi Station. The two ancient roads of Wantan and Tan are quite close to the people! Hubaotan is the intersection of the northern tributary of Beishi River and Taiping River. It is called Hubaotan because it is surrounded by two mountains that resemble tigers and clouded leopards. The Hubaotan Trail on the north bank of the creek and the Louzaicuo Ancient Road on the south bank form a loop. Going down the stairs, you will reach the bank of the river, where the Beishi and Taiping rivers meet and flow down the river. Crossing the "convenient bridge" that crossed the concrete square piers, I stood on the piers and looked around. But seeing the green hills around, the stream is turbulent under your feet, the big rock is lying on the side, the sound of the gurgling stream is full of ears, and it is another scene. To the south bank, go left, take the Louzaicuo Ancient Road, and walk alone into the forest. The soil path is gentle, winding along the stream in the lush jungle. This century-old ancient road still retains the original forest and natural ecology, the stream is gurgling, and the birds are singing and insects are singing. Several stone arch bridges spanning the creek are so simple and elegant; there is also a century-old small land built during the Meiji period, still waiting for this mountain forest and travel. Walking on the mountain trail, after several turns, you have reached the north bank of the stream before you know it. Pass through Louzai's house and Guzao stone house (where Cao Tian's side room lives), take the path on the left and proceed to Cao Tian Mansion (Cao Tian's office and residence). Although it has fallen and is hidden in the moss and creeping grass, you can still imagine the style of the past. (Attached Cao Tian's life: He received local protection fees, reported Lin Li Cheng, a young talent before the Anti-Japanese War, served as a local police commissioner, and later obtained mining rights to become rich, and served as the head of Taiping District. Alas! Brilliant talent!) Pass the mansion site, go down a small steep slope, connect to the Hubaotan Ancient Road, and reach the creek. Here, the shade is flat and wide, quiet and quiet, and it is a good campground. The green and green pond is sparkling in the sunlight, and the water is full of Xige Kuhuamakou swimming leisurely. Walk forward for a few minutes, return to the entrance of the stream crossing trail, stop for a moment and look back, you will visit again when you have time!