Maple Pit Tung Flower Trail Introduction
There are trail signposts set up along County Road 139, and there is a resting point at the entrance with an observation tower, an observation platform, and a bicycle parking rack. This route is also a cycling path; the road surface is asphalt, and on both sides, there are common trees of Bagua Mountain such as blood wood and acacia. Although there are no formosan sweet gum flowers seen flying, you can enjoy the oil tung views in the distant mountain streams. The overall atmosphere of the trail is tranquil and serene, with few people around. Some sections are relatively steep and can be taxing on the legs. It leads down to the end of Fenglin Street, with a total length of approximately 1.4 kilometers. At the end of the trail, there is a wall entrance image, and the resting point is equipped with a pavilion, seats, and a bicycle parking rack. Trail length: 1.34 kilometers. Walking time: 0.5 hours. Facility items: observation deck, seats, bicycle parking rack, and information boards.
The trail's endpoint features a rest area with a pavilion, seating, and a bicycle rack.
The road surface is asphalt, with common trees found in Bagua Mountain on both sides, such as Blood Tung and Acacia. There are rest benches along the way.
