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The two seasons of Mei are here, and the flowers on the No. 9 Trail are blooming according to their seasons Especially the pomelo flower fragrance, walk in the morning, add the flower fragrance four benefits when the dew evaporates really refreshing

The most accessible public trail in Dakeng is the No. 9 trail. It has toilet facilities and well-maintained steps. There are hiking signs along the road. You can follow the other trails depending on the schedule. There are many vendors in front of the trail entrance to let the climbers go down the mountain. I bought agricultural products and so on. During the epidemic, I couldn’t eat while walking. At present, the construction of the viewing platform is still ongoing. This is a very popular sports and walking trail in urban life.

Tai Hang No. 9 Trail Where there are wooden steps, there are street lights Many people come to crawl at night nice scenery There are also many vendors along the way, vegetables and fruits are very fresh and cheap

Stairs or trails suitable for parents and children to walk all day. Flat with few steep slopes. Early morning. There are many people at dusk. There is a leisure area on the top. The viewing platform can overlook Beitun District. The market is more convenient.

Park in Dakeng, go through the Buku parking lot, and walk towards 921 Earthquake Park. There are signs for "Ninth, Nine-One, and No. 10 Hiking Trails" at Section 1 of Dongshan Road and Jingbu Road. The parking lot of Heping Earthquake Park is being refurbished. Continued Going forward, you will see three forks, No.9 Trail (left), No.91 Trail (straight), No.10 Trail (right), No.9 Trail and No.10 Trail are circular, and No.91 Trail is another Go straight up the mountain from the middle, so these three roads will be connected. This time, my route is to go up the mountain from No. 10, climb all the way to Guanyin Pavilion and then go down from No. 9. I remind everyone that the difficulty of No. 10 will be much higher than that of No. 9. If it is the first time to climb, you can walk first. No. 9, or those who want to challenge No. 10 can also go up directly! Number 10 is a straight up ladder from the very beginning. After I climbed up, I saw the gazebo. The Guanyin Pavilion was my end point. After I saw the stone steps, I basically rushed to the top of the No. 10 trail. Only the last steep slope was left. Persistence is yours. The steps of the No. 1 trail have ended. There is a viewing platform here to rest. There are indicators on the side to go to the No. 9 trail and the Guanyin Pavilion. After a short rest, continue walking. Then there is the gentle uphill section, not as steep as before. When you come up here, there will be some businesses selling drinks, snacks, etc. From here, you will find the No. 9 Trail. Go to the left to the No. 9 Trail, and to the right is to take the No. 6 Trail to the Guanyin Pavilion. After walking to the right, you will see the sign towards the Guanyin Pavilion. Basically, many people will go in that direction, so don't worry about not finding the road sign. It only takes about 5-10 minutes from here to the Guanyin Pavilion. I highly recommend going inside to take a look. The trail on the side is the No. 6 trail. It is not recommended for people who come for the first time to go up. You can challenge again next time! After continuing, you will see Guanyin Pavilion. After a short rest, I walked back and descended from the No. 9 trail. After walking for a short distance, you will see this section of stairs. This one is the No. 91 Trail. The No.91 Trail is also a staircase, but the distance is much shorter than that of No. 10. The No. 9 trail is a road with this kind of concrete. It is not as sudden and steep as the No. 10 trail. It is only a gentle slope. Those who climb for the first time can take the No. 9 trail first. Then we went back to the entrance, and the opposite stairs are the No. 10 trail, completing this O-shaped trail trip.