七星嶺步道星嶺公園涼亭 - Yilan County

It's worth it to climb up!

Exercise lightly and climb up the mountain for about 25-30 minutes. The air on the mountain is fresh and the scenery is beautiful.

"Taiwan Fort Map" has been marked with the mountain name of Qixingling. It runs from Suao Cold Spring in the east to Suao Sports Park in the west. It has a total length of 4.75 kilometers and a height of 230 meters. It is also known as the Qixing Mountain hiking trail. The east entrance is next to the ticket booth at Cold Spring in Suao, and you need to climb more than 1,300 steps to climb the "Qixingling". The west entrance is next to the Suao Sports Park on Shengai Road. It is mainly a large zigzag earth and stone road. It is about 2.4 kilometers away from the "Xingling Park" in the middle of the trail. The hiking trail is almost completely shadeless. The east entrance is equipped with mileage piles every 100 meters, and there are many places with pavilions and resting platforms. The entrance is named "One Star Viewing Spring" viewing platform, "Two Star Viewing Macao" gazebo, and "Three Star Viewing Mountain" according to the height. The viewing platform, "Four-Star Viewing Tree", "Five-Star Viewing Port" and "Six-Star Viewing Sea" small squares. At the end of the stone steps, there are Chunghwa Telecom base station and TV relay station nearby. Xingling Park, next to the hill next to the pavilion, has pavilions. Xingling Park overlooks Wuwei Port, Wujie and Zhuangwei to the north, to Lanyang coastline, Guishan Island and Pacific Ocean in Toucheng. To the south, you can see Nanfangao, Su'ao Port, Suhuagai Highway, and Baimi Muji Village.

"Qixingling Trail" is located behind Suao Cold Spring in Suao Township, Yilan County, with a maximum elevation of 229 meters. Qixingling is a cape-shaped hill, and the hiking trail connects Suao Cold Spring and Suao Sports Park, with a total length of about 4.7 kilometers. Along the road, there are "One Star Viewing Spring", "Two Star Viewing Australia", "Three Star Viewing Mountain", "Four Star Viewing Tree", "Five Star Viewing Port" and "Six Star Viewing Sea" viewing platforms. The landscape of Yangyang Plain and Wuwei Port, the vast sea views of Guishan Island and the Pacific Ocean, the human landscape of Suao Port to Nanfangao Fishing Village, and overlooks Cold Spring Park and Suao Town Living Street. The highest point of the trail is the Qixingling viewing platform, with an elevation of about 229 meters. This is the end of the stone step trail. It has a good view and overlooks the northern Aobi, Suao Port, and Nanfangao Fishing Port. There are military installations on the left side of the mountain and the relay stations of China Television and Taiwan Television.

Very comfortable trail, beautiful scenery. A must visit in Suao

Come over on the Qixingling Trail, There are pavilions along the road, It's not very far, not difficult to walk. The section of road has shade, Some are exposed to the sun, You can prepare sunscreen if you are afraid of the sun. The view is very good, Worth a visit. Can overlook the port, Very comfortable in good weather. If you come up from Cold Spring Park, There is a powder room in the park, Walk slowly one way for about 30-40 minutes. Cars can park in the parking lot next to Cold Spring Park.

Going up to the pavilion (Lion Pavilion) of Xingling Park on the Qixingling Trail is the most perfect place to overlook the urban area of ​​Suao. The section of Suhua and white rice can also be seen here, and you can also see more than half of Suao Port. There is a chance If so, you can come and see.

The higher you go, the better it looks. You must stick to the end and reach the highest point. When the weather is good, you will have a panoramic view of Guishan Island. Really~ You must be proud of yourself when you climb high, and you must be refreshed when you travel far! You don't have to run far to get the poetry and distance you want. It's not far away, as long as you have the power to move. Your mobility is your superpower~ Reminder: All the way up: It is best to have trekking poles to avoid knee discomfort when going down the mountain.