宜蘭縣礁溪鄉 Jiaosi Township, Yilan County
Nestled in a lush, low-altitude subtropical gorge, the Linmei Shipan Trail features gentle waterfalls and dense, cooling forest canopies. The path remains flat and easy throughout, with refreshing temperatures perfect for families. Once a vital route for villagers hauling water for crops and daily needs, it still bears traces of the pioneers’ hard work—evoking cherished childhood memories for local residents.
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Starting from the Santa Maria Hiking Trail, the trail is preceded by a wide and well-trodden path through the bridge. Although the road is steep and accompanied by streams and waterfalls along the way, the ecological landscape is varied. It is also easy to walk through the forest and climb to the gazebo with an excellent view of the Lanyo Plain. There are mountain houses and statues of Our Lady on the platform of Our Lady, nicknamed “Our Lady” by the villagers. There is an image of the crucifix of Jesus standing on the peak of the Virgin Mary, looking at the rungs stacked with the triangulum, evoking the atmosphere of a great mountain. Climb the stone steps to the Lun Triangle. Although the top of the mountain is obscured by plants, the view from the top is excellent. The view from the top is excellent. The view from the mountain range and the ridge between the mountain ranges are beautiful. The views are endless. The Lunn Triangle is the second peak of the Snowy Mountains above 1000 meters from the northeast corner. It is one of the five largest mountains in Lanyang. It is also one of the five largest mountains in Taiwan. It is the watershed of the Shek River, the Shek River, the Gupliao River and the Tozikou River.
The Lunn Triangle is the second peak of the Snowy Mountains above 1000 meters from the northeast corner. It is one of the five largest mountains in Lanyang. It is also one of the five largest mountains in Taiwan. It is the watershed of the Shek River, the Four Dung Creek, the Gupaliao River, and the Tozikou River. There are mountain houses and statues of Our Lady on the platform of Our Lady, nicknamed “Our Lady” by the villagers. There is an image of the crucifix of Jesus standing on the top of the hill, admiring the rungs of the mountains that overlay the triangulum and the atmosphere of the great mountain. Starting from the Santa Maria Hiking Trail, the trail is preceded by a wide and well-trodden path through the bridge. Although the road is steep and accompanied by streams and waterfalls along the way, the ecological landscape is varied. It is also easy to walk around, and the view from the trees to the gazebos is excellent, and there is a great view of the Lanyo Plain. Climb the steps to the Lun Triangle. Although the mountain top is obscured by plants, the view from the top is excellent in front of the summit. The view from the mountain range and the ridge between the mountain ranges are beautiful, and the Virgin Villa, the Lanyang Plain, and the Yilan Overseas are breathtaking.
The Batang Ancient Trail is a Swiss monk of Our Lady of Luodong Hospital in 1977. Together with Mr. Tang Chien and Mr. Tang Xian of the Yilan Mountain Association, the path opened for the construction of Our Lady of the Mountain Village, hence the name “Batang Ancient Trail”. The new road was opened later, and the old road was abandoned for ten years, in November 2004 by the Mountain Association, Shen Fen Miss Chiao started the renovation. The ancient trail leads from the twin streams to Santa Maria Mountain Village. It also takes about 150 minutes to Shui Duck Ridge. Along the way, the forest is beautiful and the scenery is pleasant. A wide and well-trodden cobblestone road, you will soon meet the old Batang Trail fork over the bridge. The ancient trail turns into a pristine mountain path, lush with green trees, many plant and ecological resources, and through the trees to the ridge line, and the view becomes clear. Just starting from Our Lady's Mountain Hiking Trail, the front section There are mountain houses and statues of the Blessed Virgin Mary above the mountain village, nicknamed “Our Lady's Peak”. There is an image of the Cross of Jesus standing on the summit, admiring the mountain ridge that overlaps the mountains of the Triangle with the atmosphere of the vast mountains. You can also continue on up the small Baitake Triangle to the mountains of Luneng, which takes 60 minutes to return.
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