Step into History: Yangmingshan's Jinbaoli Fish Trail Reopens to Hikers!

The historic Jinbaoli Fish Trail within Yangmingshan National Park, which was previously shut down due to roadway collapses caused by heavy torrential rains, has officially reopened to visitors ahead of schedule following swift emergency repairs! To ensure visitor safety on the trail, please keep the following critical pointers in mind:

First, the landslide section is located approximately 1.2 kilometers along the Fish Trail from the Shanghuangxi Parking Lot toward Qingtiangang (adjacent to the Xuyan Bridge). Please exercise extra vigilance when traversing this specific segment.

Prolonged torrential downpours in the mountainous terrain previously caused multiple slope collapses and damaged park trail infrastructure. The park headquarters promptly initiated emergency repair works to stabilize the terrain. To restore smooth, safe passage for the public as soon as possible, crews expedited structural reinforcement and successfully reopened the passage earlier than projected.

Second, because the site is located deep in the mountains far from main trailheads, transporting construction materials and heavy machinery remains challenging. Further intermittent rainfall may occasionally slow down ongoing peripheral touches. However, technical specialists have thoroughly assessed the reinforced slopes and confirmed that pedestrian passage is completely safe. Even so, hikers should remain cautious and proceed carefully through designated construction zones.

Finally, if you plan to hike the trail, please carefully evaluate your physical condition beforehand and monitor updated forecasts from the Central Weather Bureau. For additional trail updates, trail conditions, and nearby transportation connections, visit the official Yangmingshan National Park Administration website.

For real-time inquiries regarding trail conditions in this area, you may contact the Xiaoyoukeng Visitor Center at (02) 2861-7024.