Gaomei Wetlands_Gaomei Wildlife Refuge Introduction
Gaomei Wetlands Tidal Forecast Gaomei Wetlands, although not large in area, features a combination of muddy and sandy shores, along with a mosaic of estuarine marshlands. This environment nurtures a rich and complex wetland ecosystem, including the largest known population of bulrushes in Yunlin County, creating a diverse terrain of alternating wet and dry areas conducive to plant growth. Due to the varied topography, the ecological varieties are also quite complex, primarily consisting of birds, fish, crabs, and other invertebrates. Each autumn and winter, large numbers of migratory birds visit, whether for a brief stopover or to spend the winter, adding diverse ecological scenery to Gaomei Wetlands and turning it into a popular spot for birdwatchers. The Gaomei Bike Path stretches from Qingshui Drainage Channel to Gaomei Wetlands, running 3.3 kilometers from the coastal bridge in the south to the flood control road at Gaomei Seawall in the north. Adjacent to the bike path are the Qingshui Drainage Channel and Gaomei Wetlands, offering panoramic views of the wetlands and serving as a great location for birdwatching and sunset viewing. In the future, visitors will also be able to see the wind turbines under construction along the western coastal area, making it a perfect spot for tourists to relax and enjoy nature. Gaomei Wetlands Visitor Center: https://hocom.tw/web/Home/index?key=69442570 Recommended nearby attractions around Gaomei Wetlands:
