草漯沙丘地質公園-大園潮音海觀景步道

The weather is sunny and sunny today, and it is really suitable to come here. First, walk directly from the parking lot to the beach under the observation deck, turn right and go north to Laojiexikou, where you can see the bunker submerged by sea sand; on the way back, take a section of sand dunes, some sections of the road are of soft yarn, so don’t be forced to walk. Go back to the observation deck and head south until you reach the end of the sea windmill. After the observation, I found that the dunes were actually piled up along the dikes that were built to get so high.

Precious geographical landscape, like a dike made of sand. The length is about eight kilometers, and the height can reach 10-15 meters. The sand is very fine, it is best to choose a time with less wind, otherwise the whole body may be covered with sand. There is a parking lot, which is convenient for parking.

In addition to the beauty of the mountains in Taiwan, the sea is also very beautiful. I walked along the coastline yesterday and found a nice place. Next time, you can go for a walk and watch the sunset. The peculiar geological landscape, passing through the century-old yellow hibiscus tree tunnel rarely seen beside the ancient house, suddenly towering wind turbines, the unique geological sand dune coast comes into view, covered with black stones embedded in shells, washed by the sea tide, The round and strange shapes are amazing. The afterglow of the sunset, the shore of the rocky dunes, and the creative driftwood installations are definitely worth experiencing.

There is a quite large parking lot outside, which is very convenient. The trail surrounded by plants in the way is very pleasant. It feels like coming to a secret realm, but it is recommended to take protective measures when you come here. It is recommended to wear hats, masks, jackets... .. etc. sand control equipment, because the seaside is very windy, so the sand attack is a bit scary, when I walked back to the car, I found that my whole body was covered with sand. The windmill can be photographed at close range. It is very spectacular. There is a pavilion where you can enjoy the scenery, but there is a lot of sand. You should not want to bring anything here to eat.

Generally, google will locate the two [Guanyin Caoluo Sand Dunes] or [Caoluo Sand Dunes Geopark - Guanyin Baishatun Scenic Trail] on Zhongxiao Road. The road is small, so you can only park on the roadside and walk in, because there is an iron gate tied up , and notice that a thief broke the car window to pay attention to the items in the car. It is relatively remote, and it is not close to the sea. Only the sand dunes have no water beaches to play in the water, which is more like a bay in the sand dunes. If you want the sand dune geopark planned by the municipal government, you must guide this scenic spot to the end of [Xucuogang Road] From the Dayuan Interchange of Taiwan Line 61, go along Xucuogang Road, and you will see the sign. There are free parking lots and toilets, but the toilets are blocked and temporarily unavailable. Therefore, it is recommended that children with children can bring urine buckets, water, and wash their bodies and urine buckets. There are a lot of mosquitoes in the windbreak forest. Remember to spray mosquito repellent and breathable long-sleeved pants + hat (sunscreen, windproof, mosquito repellent), and walk for 3 minutes. Paving is a good walk The sand dunes are long and they can be used for epidemic prevention. There is a lot of wind and sand (the calf will hurt) as far as possible. Go to the sea as much as possible. The wet beach is relatively free of wind and sand, sometimes like a sandstorm. Be sure to wear a hat with a tether, otherwise it is easy to fly away, you can also [try your best] to prevent sand from running into your eyes, wear a mask to protect the sun, and prevent children from eating sand There is a small beach between the dunes and the sea where you can dig sand and play in the water. There are also many small crabs digging around, which is very good, but I am not sure whether the presence of crabs means that the waters are clean, or I am worried about the water pollution of factories along the Guanyin coast. The problem, plus there are bags of garbage along the dunes, maybe don't come to play too often!! I hope the government can face up to the environmental problems of the beach, because bags of garbage are piled up along the sand dunes, and the PET bottles and styrofoam tablets will be hit by the wind, almost hitting children...