Muca Boardwalk Introduction
Connected to the "Fenchih Trail," the wooden horse plank road is part of the Fenchihuk District Trail System and is based on the early timber dragging "wooden horse road." From the trail entrance across from the first parking lot, a slightly steep wooden stairway leads upwards, crossing an arch bridge over the railway, and then enters a vast forest composed of moso bamboo and cedar trees. Along the way, there are two branches: one trail follows the railway to the "Fenchih Giant Tree," while the other starts from a fork in the bamboo forest leading to "Emerald Bamboo Slope." Continuing forward, the frame trail made of wood and gravel undulates through the lush bamboo forest. After crossing the arch bridge over the Fenchih Lake Creek, visitors reach the historic wooden horse road, whose end connects with a fork leading to the "Fenchih Trail." DATA Trail Length: Approximately 800 meters Walking Time: About 60 minutes one way Challenge Level: ★★☆ (Moderate) Entrance-A: Across from the first parking lot GPS: 23°30'17.5"N 120°41'52.0"E Entrance-B: Next to the grade crossing on County Road 169, at the fork after entering the "Fenchih Trail."
