Daling Alley Trail Introduction
Located on the northwest slope of Shierfenpu Mountain in the Sandiaojiao National Scenic Area, the Dalingxia Trail, which connects sections 1 to 3, has a total length of approximately 1.95 kilometers. The trail surface is made up of wooden planks, boardwalks, dirt and stone paths, and service roads, allowing visitors to enjoy beautiful scenery along the way. There are resting pavilions where you can take in views of the surrounding Bagua Mountain range, as well as the famous Tuchicheng and the sightseeing star fruit orchards to indulge your taste buds. The park features three trails, each planted with different flower species to showcase their characteristics: Trail 1 is the Osmanthus Trail; Trail 2 is the Camellia Trail; and Trail 3 is the Azalea Trail. The area is rich in diverse natural ecology, with one of its most notable features being the frequent sightings of the Gray-faced Buzzard circling overhead, with their calls echoing in the valleys. Additionally, Bagua Mountain is situated along the northbound migration path and habitat of the Purple Butterfly, and in order to enhance butterfly conservation, the Huadang Township Office has planted nectar-producing plants along the trail for the butterflies to collect. Trail length: 1.95 kilometers. Walking time: 0.8 hours. Facilities: Signposts, informative boards, seating.
Daling Alley Trail
Benches are installed along both sides of the trail for a short rest and scenic viewing.
