Shuanglong Colorful Suspension Bridge Park Introduction
Shuanglong Waterfall Park (opened to self-driving visitors on January 1, 2025) is located southeast of the Shuanglong Tribe, featuring both an upper and lower waterfall, resembling two dragons in the sky, hence its name. It takes about 60 minutes to reach Shuanglong Waterfall from the Catholic Church, where visitors can enjoy the beauty of the Shuanglong settlement and terraced fields along the way. The forest trail leading to the waterfall is lined with mountain cherry and plum trees, and during blooming season, a light floral fragrance wafts through the air, easing the exertion of the journey. The Shuanglong Rainbow Suspension Bridge, opened in 2020, is 342 meters long and 110 meters deep, making it the longest and deepest suspension bridge in Taiwan, spanning a magnificent valley. It is quite challenging, with a complete circular trail and scenic platforms, ideal for wandering in the mountains and experiencing the beauty of the indigenous tribe. The water source suspension bridge is designated for drinking water supply and is accessible only to maintenance personnel, while the general public cannot approach it. There is also a rushing irrigation canal that, although narrow, has a powerful flow, providing irrigation water for the entire village; the beautiful Shuanglong Waterfall's source is vital for the livelihood of the whole tribe. As visitors enter the lower waterfall area, known as the "Black Forest," the roar of the waterfall grows louder; one can admire the majestic water cascading down the mountain wall and enjoy the refreshing mist, washing away the dust of the mundane world. After visiting Shuanglong Waterfall, you will feel like "a lively dragon." The old water source suspension bridge is for workers on patrol; visitors should not proceed! Opening hours for the Shuanglong Rainbow Suspension Bridge are from Thursday to Tuesday, 08:00 to 17:00, with Wednesday closed. The last entrance time to the bridge is at 16:00. It may be temporarily closed due to typhoons or other natural disasters, or for maintenance work. For opening information, please contact the service hotline.