Some Long-distance Hiking Routes and Walami Trail to Open on July 10, 2025

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2025-07-09

Subject: Some Long-distance Hiking Routes and Walami Trail to Open on July 10, 2025

Accordance: No.19, National Park Law

Content:

1. Open Routes:

(1.) Previously Opened Routes: Yushan Trails.

(2.) Newly Opened Route: Batongguan Trail, South Section 2 of Central Mountains Trail, Siouguluan Trail, Mabolasih Trail, Sinkang Trail, and Walami Trail (from Jiaxin to Walami).

2. Closed Routes: Batongguan Traversing Trail and Kuhanuosin Mountain/Guan Mountain Trail. Please refer to future announcements on our official website for reopening schedules, application procedures, and trail conditions.

3. Due to lingering effects from the recent typhoon’s outer bands and low atmospheric pressure, the mountains continue to experience rainfall, leading to unstable soil conditions. Please stay alert for possible rockfalls and landslides. Exercise caution in hazardous areas, and assess all risks carefully. If conditions appear unsafe or uncertain, we strongly recommend turning back to ensure your safety.

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