Bitoujiao Trail

This is an excellent trail for the general public - wooden / concrete steps. The path is well marked and safe. There are also toilets along the way. You just need reasonable fitness. No special hiking gear is required. The views are simply amazing and are worth the walk / hike. Highly recommended when you are in the vicinity. Thumbs up! The views of the rolling hills with the sea in the background make for excellent wefies / selfies!

Truly is it not a wonderful world we live in? A trail paved by men but experienced by awed hearts. I stood atop the hill and peered around me to the niche of the world my eye could see. The paths. The ocean. The cliffs. The high grass swaying with every slight breeze. It’s a place I’d be okay with pausing time forever, knowing that in this corner of the world, there is peace among men. So pack your bags and explore the world around you. See what life can offer you and take from it the strength you need to give back to the beautiful world around you.

Free. No charges. Listen to my advice. 1. Never come during summer. The sun n heat will grill u n if u complete the trail u do at a huge expense; 2. There r 2 entry points uphill. Take the one which is on the right of the seafood restaurant ard the bend. The climb will not be as steep. If u go in thru the village path, U’ll be in for a treat; 3. 200m from the upslope entry point there’s a small shop selling coffee n drinks. Stock up on ur water supply; 4. About 600m after u descend past the school there’ll be a public toilet. It’s the only free one until u finish ur climb; 5. At the middle of the uphill climb when u get to the gates of the radar station, there’s a restaurant next door that was converted from an old military bunker. It’s not always open for business; 5. At ard the exit point there’s are some shops renting snorkeling equipment. They sell a jellied drink made from some sort of seaweed or algae that locals harvest from the nearby coast; 6. If u follow the road n walk all the way towards the coast, u’re gonna get to a nice cafe at the end that sells a type of dessert in the shape of a squid. There are nice cats there.

Cool round trip through tropical lush forest. Easily walkable. A bit more difficult at 36deg, but doable with a lot of water. Note - almost no shade. But the cafe at the middle in the military bunker was nice. Cash only!

It’s a great hike with AWESOME views except that we did ours at around 10 am so if I were to do this again, I’d make sure to schedule in the afternoon or come in a season when the temperature drops. Bring lots of water. Other than that, a camera to take tons of pictures 😄

This is lovely coastal resort with an amazing view and nice walk. There are several viewing platforms to get a brilliant view.

We went as a family of 6 (3 adults, 1 senior and 2 kids aged 7 and 8), brought a hiking stick as well which helped immensely. Did plenty of stops at the various pavilions taking pictures and with breaks in between, including a 45 minute rest at the cafe. Spent a total of 3 hours so it can easily be done in half the time. There was also a large group of local tour group of Taiwanese retirees hiking. Not easiest climb but the views are absolutely spectacular and worth it! The stairs and roads are very well maintained so it's generally very safe. Started from the port and ended at the primary school. If you start at the port, it's a steep climb up with steps immediately, gentler up a slope if you start at the primary school. Either way, it is a loop. There is parking there in the area at the start/end that you will have to walk abit to get to the start. There is a cafe at the midway point that you have to walk down a good amount of steps and come up again to continue the trail. Bring lots of sunscreen and sun protection!!! Ideally, a UV umbrella as well. There are seafood restaurants at the base where you can have lunch after as well.

Short but nice trail with a splendid view of the ocean. There is no shadow so I would recommend you to bring sunscreen with you.