石門大圳過嶺支渠休憩步道

The trails next to the irrigation ditch are not sweltering in summer, making it a good place for leisure walks.

Very comfortable trail, there are many shades along the way, suitable for walking with the whole family.

I actually found this trail, the best choice if you want to walk, but don't want to climb the mountain, and it should be regarded as a barrier-free trail with shade trees along the way, making it very comfortable to walk. It is suitable for the elderly and children. What's more, there are not many people. When parking, you can also use Google navigation to reach the place, and you can park on the roadside, which is very convenient.

Guoling Branch Channel Trail, located in Pingzhen City, Taoyuan City, is a green belt park trail built along the Shimen Dazhen Guoling Branch Channel. This trail can be said to be a good place for local residents to rest and walk. If you go from other places, Google Maps can be set to 'Cross Lingzhi Canal Trail', after getting off the expressway, take Provincial Highway No. 1, continue on Chang'an Road, and pass Yonggao Hardware, you can see the trail sign. Cars can be parked on the side of the road. Local produce is sold at the entrance, while the landmark stele is shaded by plants. After a rainy day, the trail is a little muddy, but generally smooth and easy to walk. The total length of the trail is about 1.6 kilometers. There are green oily rice fields next to it. Occasionally, you can see a pond. There are plants such as moon peach beside the trail. There are green shades on the head. There are six pavilions on the entire trail for rest and a play area for children, which is also suitable for parent-child tours. There are few slopes and obstacles, and it can also be regarded as a barrier-free trail (although it is a bit difficult to enter at the entrance). In addition, there are also Ubikes available for borrowing. However, this trail only has portable toilets, which is a fly in the ointment. In general, this trail should be used for healthy recreation in the adjacent community, rather than a popular tourist attraction.