Mount Jiangziliao, Mountain peak at the intersection of Xizhi, Pingxi, and Nuannuan Districts, Taiwan.
Mount Jiangziliao is a peak located at the intersection of three districts in northeastern Taiwan, rising to 729 meters high. The summit provides wide views across Taipei, Keelung, and the surrounding mountains of the Pingxi area.
The mountain has been called Zhenchang Mountain and Stone Kiln Great Hill throughout history, reflecting different names used by local communities over time. These names show how the landmark held geographic importance in the region's development.
Local communities gather at Mount Jiangziliao for outdoor activities and environmental education programs throughout the changing seasons.
The main hiking route starts from Taian Waterfall and forms a circuit of about 11 kilometers ending at Jingtong, taking roughly six hours to complete. Bring sufficient water and snacks, as supply stops along the path are limited.
A small stream runs alongside hikers during the early sections of the climb, providing a natural companion for the lower portions of the walk. Along the route you will find distinct rock formations that reveal details about the area's geological history.
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