Daling Alley Trail Introduction
Located on the northwest slope of Shihfenpu Mountain in the Qingshan National Scenic Area, the trail from Daling Lane No. 1 to No. 3 is approximately 1.95 kilometers long. The trail surface consists of wooden sleepers, boardwalks, gravel paths, and industrial roads, offering beautiful scenery along the way. There are resting pavilions where you can enjoy a distant view of the surrounding scenery of Bagua Mountain, as well as the famous native chicken town and a tourist starfruit orchard. The park features three trails, each planted with different flower species to create their unique characteristics: Trail No. 1 is the osmanthus trail; Trail No. 2 is the camellia trail; and Trail No. 3 is the azalea trail. The natural ecology is rich and diverse, with the most notable feature being the frequent sightings of the Gray-faced Buzzard soaring overhead, accompanied by the sound of their calls echoing in the valleys. Additionally, Bagua Mountain is located along the northward migration path and habitat of the common tiger butterfly, and in order to strengthen butterfly conservation, the Huatan Township Office has planted nectar plants alongside the trails for butterflies to gather. Trail length: 1.95 kilometers. Walking time: 0.8 hours. Facilities: signposts, informational boards, seating.
Daling Alley Trail
Benches are set up on both sides of the trail for a short rest and to enjoy the scenery.
