Taiwan’s Xue Mountain Main Ridge Summit (3886m)

Join us for a long weekend in Shei-Pa National Park to summit gorgeous Xue Mountain, the second highest peak in Taiwan!

Great Trek for those Starting Out With Overnight Trekking!

Looking for some fresh air over an extended weekend? A bit of challenge? Gorgeous snow mountain scenery?

Come summit Xue mountain with and enjoy the change in seasons and the gorgeous views from Taiwan’s second highest peak! This trek is designed to be taken advantage of, over a long weekend.

We offer two options. This can be done in 2 night /? 3 days, or 3 nights / 4 days.? ?We also have an optional one night stay in Taipei at the end of the trip.

We will meet at Taipei Main Station?and go directly to Shei-Pa National Park.?? Once arriving at the?park, we will start the short one hour trek to Qika cabin for the night!

The next day, we will trek about 6 hours to the base of Xue Mountain and stay at the famous 369 hut with its lodging at the base of Xue mountain. ? prepare for the following day’s summit.

An early start, a sunrise hike, and depending on the season, a snow covered trek, and morning summit to leave you exhilarated! This is where we get to practice very high altitude hiking as we go above 3000 meters and take in majestic views of Shei-Pa. We will return to 369 hut and gather our gear to move back down the trailhead and make our way back to Taipei.

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2 Night / 3 Day Option

Suitable for Experienced Trekkers with Good Level of Fitness

3 Night / 4 Day Option

Suitable for Beginner Trekkers that like going at a bit slower pace!

Important notes:

• This is a trek involving 1 long day of hiking in alpine environments up to 3900m. You should be prepared be prepared for walking 10-12 hours with a daypack.

• Depending on the time of the year, the peak may still be covered (December to March). We may encounter snow and some ice on the way up. There may be some trekking through snow.

• ?Expect the unexpected. While we do not plan on getting lost or encountering bad weather, there is an element of risk in each event. We may encounter the occasional surprise that occurs in the natural?environment, so we will be prepared!

• Our Guides in Taiwan Speak mainly Mandarin Taiwanese with a very basic level of English.