【 Type of attraction open for tourism 】

• Length of trail: About 34km.
• Time required for the trip: About 5-7 days.
• Difficulty: The trip to Lingminshan is considered to be of low difficulty. The trip along Ganshu and Wuming is of medium difficulty for most people, but the full stretch of the trail is more difficult.

【 Management 】

• Environmental limits: Part of the trip goes through the Taroko National Ecological Reserve.
• Intensity of development/Type of facility: Not apt for exploration and it is proposed to limit the number of tourists on Type 3 Trails of the National Trail Systems.

The entire mountain trail in Ganshu and Wuming sector extends some 34km and it passes by Wuming Mountain, Bilu Mountain, Lingming Mountain, Ganshu Peak, Shuan Mountain and Yangtou Mounta. The lofty Wuming Wall in the south is selected as one of the top 10 Steep Mountains. The sector is rich in steep cliffs like Bilu Cliff, Wuming Cliff and the Gate-to-the-Land-of-Ghosts Cliff.

The trail is located at between 2,300m~3,400m above sea level, where the ecosystem is highlighted by species suited to low temperatures, humidity, a high mountain ecosystem and coniferous ecosystems similar to those found in the Arctic. Common species are round-shaped pines near Jade Mountain, high mountain azalea, Taiwanese cold fir, spruce fir and double-leaf pine. Most species are available in pure forests, which are a preferable habitat for wildlife. Insects are scarce in coniferous trees. Medium and large mammals, such as Taiwanese monkeys, munt-jac, wild boar, water deer, goats, Taiwanese black bears and white-faced flying squirrels are common in the area. Birds that are found on the top level of the forest are relatively smaller, such as (火冠戴菊鳥), Meishan chickadees, red-head sparrows, red-tailed starlings, star crows and Taiwanese lesser coucals etc. Large birds are found in the lower levels of the forests, such as Taiwanese mountain francolins.

The patterns formed by the clouds and mist above the Hehuan Mountain trigger imagination.   By LIAO Huanzhang	Overlooking the Bilu Mountain (the highest peak) from North 2 Section as a screen formed with the nearby mountains.   By LIAO Huanzhang
The Liwu River valley and the peaks on the side. (Pabelu Mountain on the right)   By LIAO Huanzhang	Bamboo slopes on the west side of Lingmng Mountain, resembling females.   By LIAO Huanzhang
Numerous cliffs and peaks in North 2 Section, with frequent passing by cliffs.   By LIAO Huanzhang	The Wuming Mountain with steep cliffs on its south side, making it one of the top 10 peaks and the highest peak in north 2 section.   By LIAO Huanzhang
Reaching the west peak of Wuming Mountain after climbing over a pile of cutting rocks.   By LIAO Huanzhang