Baiyang Trail is a secret trail in Taroko Park. From the entrance of the trail to the end of Shuilian Cave, there are seven caves in just 2.1 kilometers, and the countless small waterfalls in the cave have also become the highlights of the trail. Since the reopening is not long, this is a more recommended private spot. The entire trail runs along the stream. In the front section, you meet Waheer River, a tributary of Liwu River. In the latter section, you see Tazjili River, which is upstream of Liwu River. The scenery is endless along the way. Those who love grandeur can enjoy the canyon. Streams, the moss flowing on the mountain walls for those who like the beauty, and the small raindrops in the tunnels, the large water curtains pouring down in the dark, can satisfy different minds.
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Show More ReviewsThere is a secret trail in Taroko Park that has just been reopened. It is called Baiyang Trail. There is a Shuilian Cave at the bottom of this trail. Because the rock mass is relatively broken, surface water seeps down along the cracks in the rock mass. At that time, Taipower dug a hole in it to open a road. The cave passes through this rock wall, and the water accumulated in the rock cracks pours out, forming a spectacular view of countless small waterfalls in the cave. You can wear a raincoat and soak under the small waterfalls to experience it. It is a highly recommended private attraction.