Yinghanling Trail. Built in 1961, the Yinghanling Trail is located next to Guanyin Mountain in Wugu. The Military Police School built it to temper the spirit and perseverance of soldiers, following the ruins of the old "Guanyin Ancient Trail.". Built in 1961, the Yinghanling Trail is located next to Guanyin Mountain in Wugu. The Military Police School built it to temper the spirit and perseverance of soldiers, following the ruins of the old "Guanyin Ancient Trail." A memorial archway and monument were erected at the highest point of Yinghanling, becoming a symbol of the spirit of the younger generation at the time, and taking pride in conquering Yinghanling. The Yinghanling Trail is approximately 1,563 meters long, starting about 100 meters from the lower section of Lingyun Temple's Kaishan Courtyard next to Provincial Highway (North) 53-1, ascending in a switchback pattern. Another entrance is located at the end of the "Fengguidouhu Trail," which connects to the 940-meter mark of the Yinghanling Trail, leading up to the highest point, the monument observation deck. A stone tablet reading "Yinghan Road" stands at approximately the 300-meter mark of the trail, making it easy to imagine the harshness of the military police training at the time. This section, from the start to the "Weakling Club" on the ridgeline, is the most strenuous part. It's no wonder that someone who considered themselves strong established a rest stop called the "Weakling Club" halfway up the mountain. On the surface, it mocks those who can't make it up, but from another perspective, it's also an encouragement for those with less stamina, urging hikers to press forward, shed the role of a "weakling," and become a true hero! In reality, as long as you can endure the "weak
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