Baishih Lake Suspension Bridge Introduction
The Baisih Lake Suspension Bridge is located within the Baisih Lake Recreational Agricultural Area in Neihu, Taipei City. The entrance to the suspension bridge is next to the parking lot of the Bixian Rock Kaizhang Shengwang Temple. At 116 meters long, it is the first large-span suspension bridge in Taipei City. The design is inspired by the imagery of a dragon, connecting from the eastern "Dragon Boat Rock" to Baisih Lake Mountain, Daluntou Mountain, Zhongyong Mountain, and Liyu Mountain, ending at the Yuanjue Waterfall. From above, it resembles a giant dragon coiling around, guarding the Baisih Lake area. Unlike the high towers typical of most suspension bridges, this one features a straight road design, making it a hidden suspension bridge without visible hanging cables, seamlessly blending into the surrounding pastoral landscape. After crossing the bridge, visitors enter the Baisih Lake community, where the 100-meter long Chunqiu Path showcases meticulously developed professional flower planting areas, as well as the rich rural characteristics and ecological resources of the area. Known as one of the most romantic communities, Baisih Lake community features "Tongxin Lake," "Yongjue Pavilion," and "Couple Tree," symbolizing everlasting unity and creating a romantic atmosphere. Along Bixian Road, there are many farms and strawberry orchards, with the peak strawberry season occurring from December to May, perfect for family outings, romantic dates, or gatherings with friends. The Baisih Lake Suspension Bridge connects nearby mountain temples, orchards, forest trails, and wetland lakes, allowing visitors to enjoy beautiful flowers and the pleasant sounds of birds in the forest, making it an excellent destination for leisure and recreation. Please note that from July 1, 2024, to the following year, the bridge will undergo comprehensive maintenance and will be completely closed to the public during this period.
