Luhuluping Ancient Trail. Luhuluping Ancient Trail is a passage between a small village on the North Coast and Taipei, a small mountain-crossing path. Luhuluping Ancient Trail is a passage between a small village on the North Coast and Taipei, a small mountain-crossing path. From Wanli, passing through Zhongfu Village and entering Kanxiao Village, there is a fork in the road. You can climb uphill towards Daping Elementary School, turn right along the signs past Daping Elementary School, and turn left at the bus stop to enter the entrance of Luhuluping. The surroundings are covered with sweet potato fields. Continue straight along the path beside the ditch, passing a few old houses, and soon you will reach a Tudigong temple. This area is under the jurisdiction of Yangmingshan National Park. Enter along the path beside the water channel. The stream gurgles along the way, the scenery is beautiful, and cypress trees are abundant, making it the best place for a forest bath. Continuing straight ahead, you will see a fork in the road. Going up is towards Luhulupingkou, from where you can ascend to the summit, but the trail is steep and the slope is nearly 70 degrees. Although you can climb using branches and ropes, it is not recommended for those with poor physical strength to attempt it lightly. If you continue along the other path, it leads to Shangluhuluping, with terraced fields enclosed by stacked stones forming fertile land. Unfortunately, it is no longer cultivated, and the area is covered in lush greenery with beautiful scenery. The ancient trail is relatively flat.
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