Shuangqi Village Ambush Plain Hiking Trail Introduction
The Shuangqi Tribe Ambush Flat Trail is 2.6 kilometers long, with an elevation ranging from 520 to 760 meters. The trail begins next to the office of the Free Neighborhood in the Heping District and connects to the ridge via the Peach Orchard Mountain Path, ending at Section 2 of Dongqi Road. Located along the Daan River, this trail is part of the Shuangqi Tribe, a cluster of the Atayal people in the Beishi area, and features rich natural forest resources, diverse ecosystems, and the unique characteristics and culture of the indigenous people. The remnants of the tribe's ancient water ditch, with its narrow and dimly lit mysterious opening, ignite curiosity among visitors. Along the way, you can enjoy views of the Shuangqi Tribe and the Daan River valley, with lush mountain scenery that refreshes the mind. Standing among century-old beech trees, some of them can be embraced by several people, towering straight into the sky, the pristine forest landscape is awe-inspiring. For those planning to explore the Shuangqi Tribe Ambush Flat Trail, it was once an ancient hunting path of the Atayal people of the Beishi community, offering a close encounter with the mountains and a deep experience of Taiwan's diverse cultures. The bamboo grove and the secret realm of century-old beech trees present breathtaking natural scenery and are highly recommended as a photo spot. The natural stone steps carved from giant rocks add to the enjoyment of traversing the trail.
