North Section 1 (北一段), Climb the Glacier-Visited Nanhudashan (南湖大山) and the Formidable Zhongyangjianshan (中央尖山)
The Hidden Ilha Formosa
The Underrated Beauty Of Taiwan And New Zealand
The Hidden Ilha Formosa
The Underrated Beauty Of Taiwan And New Zealand
Nanhudashan (南湖大山), the Lofty Mountain with the Bequest of Past Glaciation
Nanhudashan (南湖大山), the Majestic Playground of Snow in the Cirques
The Death Ridge (死亡稜線), the Climb on a Razor-Sharp Ridge between North Section 1 and North Section 2, Central Mountain Range
North Section 2 (北二段), the Trail on the Formidable Ridge with Ominous Names
Mt. Bilu – Mt. Yangtou (畢祿羊頭), a Short Alpine Traverse above the Highway
Hehuanshan (合歡山), the Renowned High Mountains that are Beginner Friendly
Qilai North Face to Pingfengshan (奇萊北壁下屏風), the Spectacular Trail that I Waited for 12 Years
Qilai Range (奇萊連峰), the Trail Traverses the Imposing and Soothing Peaks of Qilaishan
Qilaishan Main & North Peak (奇萊主北), My First Multiday Hike on the High Mountains of Magnificence and Misfortune
Qilaishan (奇萊山) in Snow, a Hard Lesson from the Precipitous Qilai North Peak
Qilai East Ridge (奇萊東稜), the Challenging Trail in the Dense Arrow Bamboos
Nenggao-Andongjun Trail (能高安東軍); Hiking on the Dreamy Alpine Grassland
Ganzhuowan Peaks (干卓萬群峰), the Trickiest Trail in My Hiking History
South Section 3 (南三段), the Long Alpine Trail that Traverses the Core of Formosa
Mabolasih Trail (馬博拉斯橫斷), the Challenging Hike Crossing the Precipitous Central Mountain Range
Sinkang Trail (新康橫斷), the Alpine Hike that Witnesses Historic Events
South Section 2 (南二段), the Alpine Traverse that is Never Short of Highlights
South Section 1 (南一段), the Alpine Trail in Southern Taiwan that Climbs Over the Splendid Cloud
Beidawushan (北大武山), the Southernmost Baiyue, Guardian of the Southern Taiwan
Dabajianshan (大霸尖山), the Iconic High Mountain with the Imposing Summit
The Holy Ridge, Shengleng “O” Trail (O聖), the Most Famous Ridgeline in Taiwan
My Snow Hiking Training in Xueshan (雪山雪訓), into the World of Stunning Whiteness
West Xue Trail (Xueshan West Ridge 雪山西稜), Overlooking the Vibrant Western Taiwan from 3,000 m above
Xuejian Trail (雪劍縱走), Walking on a Prominent Ridge of Snow Mountain
Xueshan – Zhijiayang Trail (雪山志佳陽), a Classical Alpine Traverse via the Second Highest Peak in Taiwan
Yushan South Ridge (玉山南稜), the Hidden Route to Yushan with Spectacular View
Yushan (Mt. Jade 玉山), the Symbol of Taiwan; the Hike to the Grand Yushan Front Five Peaks (玉山前五峰)
Yushan Rear Four Peaks (玉山後四峰), the Less-Visited Peaks to the South of Yushan, the Trails without Clamor
