Kuaigu

Kuaigu is a mountain hiking area in central Taiwan with multiple trails winding through forests and offering viewpoints for local wildlife observation. The landscape features dense woodland interspersed with open vistas across the central mountain region.

Archaeological evidence shows that Kuaigu has been inhabited for thousands of years and continuously used by indigenous communities. The presence of these early peoples shaped the landscape and the routes still visible today.

The trails at Kuaigu follow routes that indigenous communities once used for seasonal movements and gatherings. Visitors can still sense this connection to the land through the way the paths wind through the mountains today.

The area requires sturdy hiking shoes, plenty of water, and weather-appropriate clothing regardless of the season. Starting early in the day helps ensure the best conditions for walking and spotting wildlife.

Many visitors overlook the scattered rock formations along the trails that serve as natural rest spots and navigation markers. These features hint at the geological history while providing welcome breaks during hiking.

GPS coordinates: 23.25799,120.92990

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:55