Dagou Creek Ecological Flood Control Park. Located at the end of Dahu Villa Street in Neihu District, Taipei City, Dagou Creek Ecological Flood Control Park is adjacent to MRT Dahu Park Station. It is a green belt that combines urban flood control, natural ecology. Located at the end of Dahu Villa Street in Neihu District, Taipei City, Dagou Creek Ecological Flood Control Park is adjacent to MRT Dahu Park Station. It is a green belt that combines urban flood control, natural ecology, and recreational trails. The park uses "near-natural construction methods" to create wetlands and waterside trails, allowing people to get close to streams and forests in the city and enjoy the tranquility and healing of nature. Riverside flowers bloom throughout the seasons, and there is a chance to observe fireflies between April and May, making it a rare natural landscape in Taipei City. The waterside trail is a recreational highlight of Dagou Creek Ecological Flood Control Park. The gentle path is combined with waterside platforms and pavilions, accompanied by clear streams all the way, allowing easy access to the water's edge, suitable for families and seniors to stroll. The wetlands nurture many native Taiwanese plants and animals, such as the Taiwan blue magpie and damselflies, making it feel like being in a natural ecology classroom and a good place to observe urban native ecosystems. The route can be extended to connect popular attractions such as Baishihu Suspension Bridge and Yuanjue Waterfall, making for a relaxed half-day hike. Dagou Creek Ecological Flood Control Park not only protects the city from floods but also serves as a natural classroom for slowing down and breathing in greenery. It is recommended to prepare sun protection and bring a picnic mat for relaxation. If you wish to enjoy flower viewing or experience natural ecology, it is recommended to pay attention to the latest official information for the current year to stay informed.
Address: 臺北市內湖區大湖里大湖山莊街243巷
Hours: 00:00–23:59
Taipei