Vacation to Taiwan

National parks in Taiwan for trekking

The nine national parks in Taiwan are you will find some with the best trekking can be found in east Asia. Here are the 10 best hikes in Taiwan:
  • Wuling Sixiu Trail, Shei-Pa National Park
An amazing, challenging 3-4 day hike which takes you through the very center of Shei-Pa National Park.
  • The Beidawushan Trail
​An easy 11-kilometer overnight hike in southern Taiwan. Pass by an old 1,000 year-old cedar tree on the way to breathtaking views in the Pacific.
  • The Yushan Peaks Trail, Yushan National Park
Crowded, but stunningly beautiful. If you start the 2nd day early enough, you may summit the mountain over time for sunrise.
  • Wuliaojian, Sanxia, Taipei
​If you are into finding a hell of an workout near the city, this hike is made for you. Expect amazing views, but in addition expect to sweat a great deal.
  • Dakeng Trail No. 4, Taichung
Enjoy a blend of fixed ropes and steep steps. Said to be the top trail with all the different Dakeng walks. Get your boots for the Dakeng Trail at sunset.
  • Zhuilu Old Trail, Taroko National Park
​This may be the classic Taroko Gorge hike. the very best part would be the slight aspect of danger present throughout the times when you skirt around narrow cliffs while using river looming some 500 meters below.
  • Hehuanshan Summit, Taichung
In clear conditions, the views are absolutely really worth the effort to arrive at this magnificent peak.
  • ​​Eryan Ping Trail, Alishan National Scenic Area
Another worthwhile sunrise hike candidate. Go early and beat the crowds.
  • Pingxi Crags, Pingxi
A brutally steep hike culminating in epic views at the very top. There is some excellent hiking in this area too for anyone who is keen.
  • Shuishe Great Mountain Nature Trail, Sun Moon Lake
A rather short hike when compared with some in the others on my own list, however it breaks inside the monotony of lake-side loafing. 

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