Maxi Mountain

Mabolasi Crossing Trail

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Scenic Spots

布干山(前)與馬西山(中)-金科國際多媒體有限公司攝

Introduction
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At an elevation of about 3,443 meters, it is a boundary mountain on the northeast part of Mt. Jade National Park. The peak is flat and wide, and it is one of the three broad grass slopes in Central Mountain Range (Maxi Mountain, Sancha Mountain, and Dongjyun Mountain). The grassland is dressed with Taiwan red pine and a variety of alpine plants, producing an extremely beautiful view.

Guide Map

Neigboring Attractions

Mabu Valley

Bugan Mountain

Kaxipanan Mountain

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