Sandimen Cycling Trail Introduction
The Sandimen Township Cycling Path is located along County Road 185 in Sandimen Township and is the earliest developed mountain cycling path in Pingtung County. It passes through the northernmost town of Pingtung County, Gaoshu Township, and Sandimen Township, with a total length of approximately 42 kilometers. This circular cycling path features Hakka settlements and indigenous tribal culture, as well as the serene beauty of rural landscapes, rich natural ecology, and cultural attractions, making it a great choice for cycling tourism in Pingtung. The route connects Saijia, Koushe, Qingshan, and Ma'er Village, offering charming scenery along the way, as well as the colorful heritage of indigenous tribes, and winding mountain roads, making it one of the favorite routes among cyclists. It's recommended that riding time be based on personal speed and habits. Riders are advised to wear helmets, take sun protection measures, and carry enough water. Some sections of the path have slight steep inclines, so it's important to develop the habit of braking with both hands simultaneously during the ride for safety.
