Yixiantian Trail Introduction
The geological landscape of Yixiantian is located in Beishikeng, at the innermost part of Longxian North Road, connecting to Taoyuan Street in Taoyuan Village. Following the wooden walkway sign along Longxian North Road, visitors traverse through dense forests and walk through the magnificent sand dune canyons carved by streams, reaching the beautiful scenery of "Yixiantian" in about 20 minutes. The riverbed of Beishikeng has been dry for a long time, transforming into a primitive forest. The terrain shaped by the waterway has created towering cliffs that rise sharply, with the cliff face appearing smoothly cut as if by a knife, and vegetation intertwining and clinging to the cliffs, showcasing vibrant life. Yixiantian is nestled between the two towering cliffs, with the pathway narrowing, sometimes requiring bending down or side-stepping to pass through. Looking up at the sky from within the canyon resembles a narrow line of sky, hence the name. The canyon's terrain records the traces of stream erosion and geological changes from thousands of years ago. Trail length: 1.64 kilometers. Walking time: 0.6 hours. Facilities include signboards, notices, and warning signs (The trail is maintained and managed by the Taoyuan Community Development Association in Changhua City, and visits are by group reservation; for more details, please search for the "Changhua Yixiantian Trail" fan page on Facebook).
The One-Line Sky Trail is flanked by steep rock walls and steep slopes.
The steep rocks on both sides of the One Line Sky Trail only allow for single-file passage.
