Qilaishan North Peak

The Qilai North Peak rises to an elevation of 3607 meters, offering clear views across the Central Mountain Range of Taiwan.

The initial exploration and documentation of climbing routes on Qilai North Peak began in the early 20th century during the Japanese colonial period.

Local mountain communities maintain traditional practices of preparing offerings at designated spots before ascending Qilai North Peak for safety and protection.

Hikers need to obtain permits from Taroko National Park authorities at least seven days before attempting the 18-kilometer round trip to Qilai North Peak.

The summit features a distinctive layer of black ice during winter months, creating specific climbing conditions that attract technical mountaineers.

GPS coordinates: 24.11834,121.33455

Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:11