大肚環保公園登山步道 - Taichung City

The approachable walkway, about 1~1, 5 hours back and forth, there are pavilions and observation decks, you can stop to rest and enjoy it, it is nice to see the distant scenery

There are many entrances and forks, as long as you follow the most obvious main trail, you should not get lost. If you go downhill all the way from the mountaineering entrance near the supervision office to the environmental protection park, the return journey will be all the way uphill. Most are stone roads, almost all under the shade of trees. Watch out for mosquitoes.

There are no special trails, but they are carefully maintained (I originally wanted to go to the Great Wall to go wrong

It's not bad to walk around during the holidays Not very tired You can take children to the environmental protection park to play

At present, there are not many people in this park, and the facilities are also good There are toilets at the entrance to the park There are also toilets at the exit of the blue road at the top of the mountain. Start from the environmental protection park and walk towards the supervision station Except that the beginning and end are empty Most have shade, plus the wind from the Shanghai line It's a good walk in hot weather The whole climb is about 182 meters, Climb up and walk slowly with the child (really slow) About an hour or so (about 2 kilometers and a little more) On the way back, go downhill with a jog for about 15-25 minutes to reach the Environmental Park The journey is almost comfortable on sandy ground or part of the wooden plank road, except that the rear section is partly gravel, but it does not hurt the smoothness of the entire trail. So small children can walk smoothly (2 and a half year old children) Even if the child is not physically strong enough to hug It will not cause too much burden on parents I think the parent-child friend is much friendlier than Dakeng. a lot less people But please don't fantasize about being able to take a stroller with you. If you have enough time, you can even walk through other nearby walks once!

The slope of the trail is very gentle, but the smell is really bad, and the route planning is not very clear. It's winter recently, and when the sun shines in summer, the smell of this garbage is really unbearable.

The trail is spacious And there are not many artificial facilities Shade all the way The sun shines from the forest not many people quite peaceful Except for the occasional blue highway engine noise very comfortable to walk As for the outlook May be limited by poor air quality

In combination with the Great Wall, the Desheng Trail and the hiking trail in the Environmental Park are not bad. The southern trail is relatively long, and there seem to be fewer people walking. After crossing the road, if you keep walking along the south trail, you will encounter the grave. If you don’t want to encounter a tomb in the dark, you can walk along the small stone road beside the road (towards the supervision station) without crossing the road, you will encounter an entrance of the North Trail, take the stairs to enter the North Trail, and then continue to the supervision Walk in the direction of the station, and you can return to the parking lot in the direction of the supervision station. On the other side of Qikai Desheng Trail, there is an underpass connecting to the hiking trail in the Environmental Park. You don't have to cross the road, but that section of the road doesn't seem to be marked. I walked around on March 6th, and ended up walking from the underpass to the side of the environmental protection park, then to the south trail, crossed the road and returned to the side of the Great Wall. Finally, I saw a grave, and the exit of the south trail was next to the road for a long time. The dirt (grass) road, and finally can walk to the opposite side of the parking lot, you can cross the road and return to the parking lot. Personal opinion is that there are graves at the end of the south trail, the exit is far from the parking lot, and there is no good scenery, so it is no wonder that few people walk. On the road on March 6, I didn't even meet a single person. Because the South Trail (and the branch line) of the mountaineering in the environmental protection park is less crowded, if you don’t know the road, it is best to only take the North Trail to avoid getting lost.