Mule Trail. The Mule Trail was originally a wooden walkway for transporting timber, later rebuilt into a recreational trail that winds through a 516-hectare forest area, lined with Moso bamboo and cedar forests. The Mule Trail was originally a wooden walkway for transporting timber, later rebuilt into a recreational trail that winds through a 516-hectare forest area, lined with Moso bamboo and cedar mixed forests. It boasts intact original forest, rich in biodiversity, where Swinhoe's pheasants can be seen roaming the woods. Along the way, you'll find bamboo pavilions, an ecological pond, the Stone Wall Pheasant Bridge, charcoal kiln ruins, and a high-point viewing platform offering panoramic views of Jiayi Nanshan Peak and Shibi Mountain. The Yangmieliao Skywalk (Sky Trail) allows for close-up views of towering Japanese cedars. The trail is quiet, comfortable, and features beautiful forest scenery with clear guideposts. It's a perfect spot for family outings. The vegetation along the trail is currently dense and protective, so development has been kept to a minimum, focusing on niche, in-depth, and characteristic tourism to reduce environmental impact.
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