Gaomei Wetlands / Gaomei Wildlife Refuge Introduction
Gaomei Wetlands Tidal Forecast and Opening Hours Although the Gaomei Wetlands are not large in area, they feature both muddy and sandy shores, intermingled with estuarine marshlands. This creates a rich and complex wetland ecosystem, as well as the largest known population of bulrush in Yunlin County, forming a complex terrain alternating between dry and wet areas with diverse plant growth. The variable topography leads to a rich variety of species, mainly consisting of birds, fish, crabs, and other invertebrates. Each year during autumn and winter, a large number of migratory birds visit, whether for a short rest or to spend the winter, adding different ecological scenery to the Gaomei Wetlands and becoming a new hotspot for birdwatchers. The Gaomei Bike Path runs alongside the Qingshui Drain and the coastal embankment to the Gaomei Wetlands, stretching 3.3 kilometers from the Binhai Bridge in the south to the Gaomei seawall flood prevention road in the north. The bike path is adjacent to the Qingshui Drain and the Gaomei Wetlands, offering panoramic views of the wetlands, making it a great spot for birdwatching and sunset viewing. In the future, visitors will also be able to see the wind turbines being constructed along the western coast. It’s an excellent place for tourists to relax and enjoy their travel. Gaomei Wetlands Visitor Service Center: https://hocom.tw/web/Home/index?key=69442570 Recommended attractions around Gaomei Wetlands:
