四腳亭砲台

One of the historic forts in Keelung City There are 4 hiking trails

The trails are in good condition and not difficult to walk. There is also a small parking lot. Protect yourself from the sun when you walk from the parking lot to the entrance of the mountain There are also cars that stop directly at the entrance of the mountain Fortress remains intact

The remains are preserved intact, and walking is very comfortable. At the end of the fort, there is a five-star visitor center (only toilets, quite clean). Big push~

At this time, there will be tung flowers Not many people on holiday You can enter through the cemetery very beautiful place

Quiet and mysterious, it should be cool to visit in summer! Enter from the climbing entrance of the Tianwaitian Cemetery, and it only takes 15 minutes to arrive!

There are three paths to Sijiaoting Fort: Sankeng Trail, Sijiaoting Trail, and Tianwaitian Cemetery Entrance Trail. It is recommended that elders or children with inconvenient footwork can take the Tianwaitian Cemetery Trail to avoid the pain of stairs. The fort was built in 1904 and occupies a very large area, which can be circled from right to left. First visit the low battery battery area on the right, and then walk the stone steps to the high battery battery area on the hill above. Although the four-legged pavilion is less crowded and not as well-known as Dawulun, Gangziliao, Hundred-meter Urn, and Ershawan Fort, it is a good place to keep fit and remember historical sites.

The Sijiaoting Fort, formerly known as "Shen'ao Fortress" or "Shen'ao Pit Fort", was one of the forts under the headquarters of the Keelung Fortress during the Japanese occupation. This is the first time I have lived in Keelung for so long. I am really amazed. How can there be such a great place? There are several trails to reach the Sijiaoting Fortress. Each trail has its own characteristics. The scenery is astonishing, especially in April and May when the tung flowers are in full bloom. The breeze blows over the falling tung flowers and snow... It's like being in a snowy landscape. The bamboo forest trails along the way are even more elegant and comfortable, and the roads are very gentle. , it takes less than 1 km to reach the fort, which is very suitable for one of the parent-child hiking routes!

For the first time, I visited the Sijiaoting Fort at the junction of Keelung and New Taipei, and saw the relics from 120 years ago to the present. The stone and fort that built the fort can be transported here a hundred years ago. Just imagining that the ancients are very amazing, and the overall environment is clean and tidy. , walking is also comfortable, especially there is a fairly large toilet that is very clean. There are three entrances to the fort: 1. Drive in the direction of Tianwaitian Fuyu Park. There are more than 200 larch trees planted in Tianwaitian Fuyu Park. You can visit when the season is right. It is located at the entrance of Tianwaitian Cemetery, but before entering the cemetery, you can see the climbing entrance to the fort. It is the shortest distance to go up here. The trail is spacious and flat, and the slope is not too steep. It can be reached by more than 400 meters. 2. Sankengzi Trail, enter from the small road next to the starting point of 62A in the Sijiaoting section. Please do not take the 62 expressway. You can also drive or bike to the entrance of the mountain, and then walk for about one kilometer to arrive. There are trails Laying a wooden stack ladder, there are many bamboo and flower landscapes along the way. The slope of the ladder is steeper than the first one, but it is still very easy to walk. 3. It is from somewhere in the Sijiao Pavilion, but I have not unlocked it yet. I don’t know if I can walk well or not, and I don’t know where the entrance is from. The distance from the map looks more than two kilometers, and it should be three routes. the farthest section.