Jia Li Mountain Trail Introduction
Jialishan, known as "Taiwan's Mount Fuji," has a total trail length of approximately 5,800 meters. The first half of the trail features a gentle slope, showcasing a unique "water pipe road," remnants of a narrow-gauge railway used for transporting timber in the past, and the crystal-clear Fengmei Creek, all offering distinctive scenery. The second half presents the most challenging part, with rocky paths and steep inclines tangled with old tree roots. Standing at the summit, gazing at the drifting mist and beautiful mountain views makes the arduous journey seem trivial. Trail length (M): 5800m Walking time (min): 1 day Main landmarks along the route: The Jialishan Trail connects Nanjuang Penglai, Fengmei, and Luchang. Along the way, you can see the railway tracks from the logging era, a testament to the prosperous timber industry of the time. The summit features a first-class triangulation station with expansive views, allowing you to gaze at the majestic Xueshan Range and the nearby Luchang Mountain.
