玉峰大橋 - Jianshi Township

The owner of the Ganzai shop next to him is very kind, and he recommends that he likes to ride a bicycle. From Shuangbei, you can take the Three Gorges and connect Beiheng to Sule, and then take the Yufeng Industrial Road to Yulao. Gang, Simacus, Zhenxibao, and the second fork can go down to Jinping and Jianshi.

Yufeng Bridge can lead to Shilei on one side, Yeheng to Baling and Xiulan on the other side. The scenery along the road can only be said to enjoy the fresh air of the mountain and the surrounding scenery by bike. It is really beautiful.

The stream under the bridge is very cold, and now the maple leaves next to the valley are in time for the red leaves, it’s worth staying here for a while

Yufeng Bridge is located in Yufeng Village, the back hill of Jianshi Township, Hsinchu County. It spans the upper reaches of Dahan River and is the main bridge connecting Maliguang, Yuti and Shilei tribes. The county Jianshi Township Office handled the Yufeng Bridge improvement project with a total cost of 97.88 million yuan. The construction started on July 7, 2014 and was completed and opened to traffic on November 18, 2014. The new Yufeng Bridge is a "basket-type steel arch bridge" with a circular arc. The arched rib line is integrated with the undulating mountains, and the bridges and reflections in the water are like baskets, which not only effectively improves the safety of tribal roads, but also has a harmonious and inclusive visual image, which will attract tourists and drive local prosperity. There are abundant natural and cultural tourism resources, and the circulation, transportation or connection of various industries, resources and characteristic scenic spots around the tribe, and even the livelihood of the tribe residents all depend on the support and threading of the transportation construction, strengthen the infrastructure in the aboriginal areas and Promote the development of unique cultural industry resources in the original hometown. The improvement of Yufeng Bridge can not only ensure the safety of life and property of passers-by in the neighboring tribes, but also further combine the local natural and cultural landscape to achieve the goal of improving the traffic network in the original hometown and ensuring the quality of life of the tribes.