Love Lake Park Introduction
Lover's Lake Park is located on the slopes of Dawulun Mountain and is formed by the convergence of six mountain streams. It is the only highland lake in Keelung, with a beautifully delicate scenery resembling that of a fair lady. The surrounding area is lush with trees, and the lake water is a vibrant green, creating a refreshing and pleasant environment. During spring and summer, the area is filled with the sounds of insects and birds, and colorful butterflies dance around, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers. Lover's Lake was originally named "Wuchabei," but later was renamed by the Keelung chapter of the National Salvation Corps, which often held activities there. The park features facilities such as a lakeside hiking trail, a mountain trail, Lover's Bridge, pavilions, and viewing platforms, all surrounded by dense greenery and showcasing various plants that represent the four seasons. Strolling through the park allows visitors to enjoy the refreshing forest air while appreciating the picturesque lake and mountain scenery. The mountain trail in Lover's Lake Park leads to the coastal ridge of Eagle Rock, where visitors can enjoy views of the ocean from the ridge trail, including views of the adjacent Dawulun Fishing Port and the distant Keelung Island and Yehliu Geopark, providing a sense of openness and relaxation. Another explanation for the name "Lover's Lake" is that there are two connected lakes in the park, one large and one small, resembling lovers who snuggle and accompany each other, hence the name.
