Shanhu Trail

The entrance of the 139 end is at Wanshantang, Yongxingli, and then walks along the road for about 1 minute to the south. The front end is an asphalt road, and the middle and rear sections are dirt and gravel roads with a steep slope. Compared with the long green bicycle path, this route is much less crowded, but the road conditions are maintained well. Usually, you will take this route by taking the O-shaped trail from the Kiyomizu Rock Temple to the Hengshan Mountain.

The trails are stone roads without repairs.nIt has the fragrance of virgin forest Fendol.nnOn the right side of the exit, where there is grass overgrown, gurgling water gushes out, and the footprints of sambar seem to be drinking water here.

The whole trail is almost gravelnIt should be said that it is a mountain industrial roadnnThere is a rest pavilion and an explanation sign in the middle of the trailnShow that the trail is set up and managednnCurrently in autumn, there is no mosquito that others saynBecause it is a gravel industry roadnThe trail may not be obvious after a long timenIf you want to go to the ringnIt is recommended to take the challenging trail (7100)nThis road is paved, easy to walknAfter passing the Hengshan Triangle Point and the camping areanGo down the mountain lake trailnnOr go back the same way. . . Mostly go like thisnSuch as walking down the mountain lake trailnThis one is steepnRoad conditions are not as good as 7100, worsenIf you take O typenNot recommended from thisnnAnd take this trailnRecommended to travel togethernBecause sparsely populatednNot like the challenger

There are many stones in the trail, the feet are uncomfortable, and there are many mosquitoes

Smooth and easy to walk, beautiful scenery