Beibin Park Introduction
Beibin Park is located at the northern end of Huailan Bay, adjacent to the vast Pacific Ocean. It is a great place for Hualien residents to enjoy the scenery and take leisurely walks during dawn and dusk, as well as to engage in recreational activities on weekends. The park features a beach volleyball court, extreme sports, and a skate park, which young people frequently use for competitions and workouts during holidays. A row of wooden pavilions facing the sea serves as a gathering place for elderly visitors to enjoy the ocean view, and groups of friends often come here for picnics and conversation. Children are particularly drawn to the parent-child water play area; during summer evenings, they play in the sand at the beach volleyball court and then enjoy splashing around in the water area, savoring a refreshing spa-like experience. The waterfront bike path here stretches 15 kilometers along the coastline to the endpoint at Qixingtan, providing beautiful views of Hualien's mountains and rivers—making it a favorite for cyclists. For those seeking a challenge, cycling south to Liyu Lake offers a longer route of 35.3 kilometers. On weekends, Beibin Park is lively, with children flying kites and adults racing remote-controlled airplanes, attracting the attention of many visitors. The sea is not quiet either, as sailboats dot the horizon, catching the wind and sailing across the ocean. Early risers, including Hualien locals, come to Beibin Park around four or five in the morning for exercise, while early tourists often visit to catch the first rays of dawn shining on Taiwan. In the evening, the park is perfect for quietly gazing at the moon rising from the horizon. At different times, the scenery offers the same beauty and emotional impact.
