Fuji Flat Ancient Trail Introduction
The Fujigudao Trail is located in Wanli District, New Taipei City. It runs along the southeastern ridge of Dajian Mountain and is also known as the "Dajian Ancient Trail." Dajian Mountain is a conical volcanic remnant resembling Mount Fuji in Japan, which is why it is referred to as "Little Fuji," the origin of the name "Fujigudao." At the entrance of the ancient trail, there is a tablet that details its origins. During the Japanese colonial period, as the grazing area around Yuanzui Mountain was developed, this mountain path was opened to facilitate livestock farming for residents and connect to fishing paths such as Yulu Ancient Trail and Wankeng Ancient Trail. The entrance to the Fujiping Ancient Trail can be accessed via Wankeng Road, crossing Fenggui Noses, turning left at Lingquan Temple after crossing the Fifth Bridge, and reaching Daping Creek's Branch School. From the branch school, one can ascend the northwestern ridge of Dajian Mountain, walking along the creekside. The endpoint of the Fujigudao Trail at Dajian Mountain's large grassland is called "Fujiping."
