Mùmǎ Zhàndào Introduction
The trail is under renovation and is expected to be closed until September 15, 2025 (tentative). It connects to the "Fenchihu Trail" and becomes the wooden horse path of the Fenchihu North Trail System, which was originally a path for dragging timber known as the "Wooden Horse Path." Starting from the trail entrance opposite the first parking lot, the slightly steep wooden steps lead upward, passing through an arch bridge that crosses the railway, and into a vast forest of bamboo and cedar. There are two branch trails along the way, one leading along the railway to the "Fenchihu Giant Tree," and the other starting from a trail junction within a bamboo forest heading to "Cui Bamboo Slope." Continuing forward, the framework trail composed of timber and gravel winds and undulates among the lush green bamboo. After crossing an arch bridge over the Fenchihu River, you will reach the former wooden horse path, with its end point being the junction connecting to the "Fenchihu Trail." DATA Trail Length: Approximately 800 meters Walking Time: About 60 minutes one way Challenge Level: Level 2 (Brave Feet Level) Entrance-A: Opposite the first parking lot GPS: 23°30'17.5"N 120°41'52.0"E Entrance-B: Next to the crossing of County Road 169, the junction after entering the "Fenchihu Trail."
