Nan Zi Lin Trail Introduction
Located behind the South Ya Fishing Port in Ruifang, the Nanziling Trail, commonly known as "Nanzai Mian," means that the area is situated on the southern side, from Wunuan Cave to Cape Bitou. The trail is well-planned, featuring a wooden boardwalk in the front section and stone steps in the middle to the back, making the entire path smooth and easy to walk. Upon reaching the high point, visitors can enjoy the breathtaking views of the bay in Northeast Taiwan and the lush green mountains. This highly cost-effective trail provides access to many scenic spots along the Northeast coastline. The entire Nanziling Trail is only 990 meters long, with the viewing platform located at an elevation of 196 meters, allowing hikers to reach the summit in just 30 to 60 minutes. Despite the short distance, the stunning mountain and ocean scenery is captivating. The cliff platform at the eastern peak offers a view of the endless sea ahead, while the famous Golden Ridge lies behind. With 360 degrees of beautiful scenery, the main peak's Eight Star Agave landmark radiates towards nearby attractions such as Keelung Island, Yin Yang Sea, Keelung Mountain, the Thirteen Levels Ruins of Wunuan Cave, Wuer Teapot Mountain, Jianlong Ridge, Cape Bitou, the Coastal Highway, South Ya奇岩, and the South Ya Fishing Port. From dawn to dusk, the approachable Nanziling Trail attracts many photography enthusiasts, especially during spring and summer for capturing dawn at South Ya Fishing Port and sunset at Keelung Mountain; in autumn and winter, the silver-white Miscanthus grass swaying in the wind creates a romantic and ethereal atmosphere; and in the evening, it's the perfect time to capture the traces of vehicles on the coastal highway and the fishing lights on the sea.
