Wooden Horse Trail Introduction
The trail is currently under renovation and is expected to be closed until October 30, 2025 (tentative). It connects to the "Fenqihu Trail," becoming a wooden plank path in the Fenqihu North District Trail System, which was originally a "wooden horse path" used for dragging timber. Starting from the trail entrance opposite the first parking lot, the slightly steep wooden stairway leads upwards, crossing an arched bridge over the railway, and enters a vast forest of Moso bamboo and fir trees. Along the way, there are two branches: one leads along the railway to the "Fenqihu Giant Tree"; the other begins at a fork in the bamboo forest trail towards "Cui Bamboo Slope." Continuing onward, the framed trail composed of timber and gravel undulates and winds through the lush green bamboo forest. After crossing the arched bridge over the Fenqihu Creek, you will reach the former wooden horse path, where the end connects to the fork leading to the "Fenqihu Trail." DATA Trail Length: Approximately 800 meters Walking Time: About 60 minutes one way Challenge Level: Level 2 (Courageous Level) Entrance-A: Opposite the first parking lot GPS: 23°30'17.5"N 120°41'52.0"E Entrance-B: Next to the "County Road 169" crossing, the fork after entering the "Fenqihu Trail."
