Huoshishan, Mountain summit in Miaoli, Taiwan.
Huoshishan is a summit standing 3,310 meters high, part of the Xueshan Range situated between Miaoli and Taichung regions. The mountain spans two administrative districts and is accessed via several established hiking trails.
The mountain gained official recognition in Taiwan's geographic records in 2018 as a registered natural landmark. This designation established it as a formal entry on the nation's list of significant peaks.
The summit is recognized among hikers as the 51st peak on Taiwan's list of 100 important mountains. Many visitors come specifically to check this mountain off their personal climbing list.
Visitors should bring sturdy footwear and plenty of water before attempting the climb, as the trail is long and steep. Weather patterns change rapidly at this altitude, so checking forecasts beforehand and preparing for sudden shifts is essential.
The summit sits precisely on the border between two administrative districts, making it a remarkable point where two regions meet. This boundary location gives the site special significance for hikers interested in exploring both sides.
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