Lover's Lake Park Introduction
Lover's Lake Park is located on the hillside of Dawulun Mountain and is formed by the convergence of six streams. It is the only highland lake in Keelung, with a beautiful and delicate lake surface, resembling a charming small home. The nearby area is densely wooded, with green lake water and a refreshing mountain and water scenery. In spring and summer, the area is filled with the sounds of chirping insects and singing birds, as well as dancing butterflies, making it a perfect natural retreat for the public. Lover's Lake was originally named "Wucha Bei." It was later renamed by the Kiwanis Club of Keelung, which often held events here. The park features facilities such as lakeside walking trails, mountain trails, Lover's Suspension Bridge, pavilions, and viewing platforms. The trails are lined with lush trees, and various plants showcase the beauty of all four seasons. Strolling through the area, visitors can enjoy the forest bath enriched with phytoncides while appreciating the poetic scenery of the lake and mountains. The mountain trail of Lover's Lake Park leads to the Marine Eagle Rock, where visitors can watch the sea from the ridge trail, seeing not only the Dawulun Fishing Port on the coast but also Keelung Island and Yehliu Cape, which brings a sense of openness and refreshment. Another explanation for the origin of the name "Lover's Lake" is that there are two connected lakes, one large and one small, resembling lovers leaning on each other in companionship.
