Lushui Trail

Lushui Trail was part of the Old Cross-Hehuanshan (Hehuan Mountain) Road. The width of the path is about two meters, which is about the same as that during the Japanese colonial period. (1895-1945). The trail has a gentle slope and is easy to take. It is a sight-seeing path that is suitable for all ages. There is a 30-meter tunnel along the trail, so please bring a flash light.

Dense forest, cliff terrain, plants growing on the rock and historical monuments are the characteristics of the Lushui Trail. You can view the historical monuments of Taroko National Park and observe the special botanical ecosystem. Walking on this historic path, you follow in the footprints of earlier people.

Standing on the cliff, you overlook the Liwu River Valley and the Lushui Terrace. There are plants growing on the rocks that symbolize vitality. Among those plants, the Taroko oak is a rare species in Taiwan.