出礦坑古道

In addition to Aza, it is actually a pretty good old road. You can go to Fayun Temple or Dengjintong Mountain and Yunv Mountain Wenshui Mountain.

It feels like climbing a mountain without being too tired! The vision must be on Jintong Mountain.

The indicator is to write army trails There are stone steps or wooden plank roads along the road from leaving the pit. There is a newly built trail in the back section, and you will reach Fayun Temple when you go down. Except for the fallen wood in six or seven places due to the recent rain, the road is shady and easy to walk.

It has not been maintained for a long time. Be careful about some falling rocks and fallen trees in the middle. It takes about 2 hours to go back and forth between Chenghuang Temple and Fayun Temple.

Walking along the old forest road has fun climbing. Long time unfinished road conditions are slightly worse. The whole journey is about 900 meters.

The mine pit at Miaoli Mansion is a CNPC mining unit and you can learn about the mining culture! You can walk along the ancient mine pit road to the Fayun Temple ancient road. There are many stops nearby, the Xueba National Park Service Center, Wenshui Old Street, Dahu Winery, etc.!

In general, the sparsely populated, poor and old roads that have been in disrepair for a long time are here. If you do n’t like many people, you will be here. It is about 12:45 when you leave from the Malabang mountain pass to the Fayun Temple. The exhibition hall of the CNPC Ore Mine is about 70 minutes. On the way, it will pass the trail leading to Jintong Mountain and Yunv Mountain.

20200404 Today I plan to climb the three mountains of the mine road, Jade Girl Mountain, Jintong Mountain and Wenshui Mountain. Even so, I was planning to use the lazy way to get up from the Fayun Chan Temple, but I rode to the Fayun Chan Temple...Because the Wuhan pneumonia epidemic was forbidden. So I only touched my nose and walked out of the pit walk. Since I am travelling by motorcycle, I can easily reach the exit of the mine pit trail. There are two roads on the trail, a steep upslope covered with moss on the left, and a gentler uphill on the right...but it is said that these two are actually The roads will arrive at Hu Tiangong in different ways, so it shouldn't matter which one you choose uphill, but you must choose the right one when you are downhill, because the moss on the left is really too thick. In addition, after going up the mountain on the left, you will find a stone stair on the right, and you will be directed to Fahua Temple. This is the path for climbers to Fahua Zen Temple. Good to go. But this is not necessarily a bad thing, because the road behind is even worse than here. If you can’t even accept this level, it’s better to go home early and avoid more torture. Although I read the Shanyou website to explain that Hu Tiangong will have dogs barking here, but I haven't encountered it today. Next, go to the path marked by the climbing cloth strip. A wet slippery mossy concrete path can see the signboard of the "Fahuasi Ancient Road". Although the trails are wet and slippery, there is wood but it is still safe. Next It takes about ten minutes to reach the intersection of Fahua Temple and Jintong Mountain.