Central Range Point, Mountain summit in Central Mountain Range, Taiwan
Central Range Point is a mountain summit in Taiwan's central mountain range reaching 3,703 meters with a distinctive triangular pyramid shape. The peak can be viewed from different angles depending on whether you approach from the north or south side of the range.
The peak is one of Taiwan's major mountain landmarks and has been a climbing destination for many generations. Routes to the summit have developed over time as mountaineering in the region became more organized.
It attracts climbers from across the island who view reaching its peak as part of their mountaineering journey.
The main route begins at Nanhu Mountain and requires solid climbing experience and proper gear for handling steep sections and variable weather. Check conditions and ensure you have adequate preparation before attempting the climb.
The western approach includes a section called Death Crest known for its particularly steep cliffs and technical climbing challenges. This part of the route tests the skills of even experienced mountaineers.
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