Xueshan (雪山) – Climbing Notes
Xueshan (雪山) – Climbing Notes
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November 24, 2020
Muniandy Raju from Taiwan
Follow friend to one stay at hostel and to go for pitching apples
My trip om 11/28~11/29 only
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January 27, 2013
Ray from Taiwan
Snow Mountain is Taiwan's 2nd highest peak and a beautiful not-too-difficult climb for healthy persons.
Permits are required to enter Shei Pa National Park. Huts and campsites in the park are free, but must reserved on a 1st-come/1st served basis between 7 ~ 30 days before your trek. The on-line reservation site has an English option.
Also, reservations can only be made between 7am ~ 11pm. Popular sites (such as the 369 cabin near the main peak) fill up within hours 30 days before weekends. (within 1 minute - by 7:01am - up to 40 or more beds can be reserved!) The online site is at https://apply.spnp.gov.tw/en/en_location.php
After obtaining a park permit (which includes camp & hut reservations), a police mountain permit must be obtained. Usually this is just a formality, but ambitious treks crossing several jurisdictions in one day might not be approved. The police web-site is only in Chinese (no proof of ID needed); otherwise the police permit can be applied for in person in Taipei or near the mountain (but you must show all trip members' ID's)
(NOTE: Texts may be edited by our content team for the purposes of ensuring accurate and relevant information)
Muniandy Raju from Taiwan
Follow friend to one stay at hostel and to go for pitching apples
My trip om 11/28~11/29 only
Ray from Taiwan
Snow Mountain is Taiwan's 2nd highest peak and a beautiful not-too-difficult climb for healthy persons.
Permits are required to enter Shei Pa National Park. Huts and campsites in the park are free, but must reserved on a 1st-come/1st served basis between 7 ~ 30 days before your trek. The on-line reservation site has an English option.
Also, reservations can only be made between 7am ~ 11pm. Popular sites (such as the 369 cabin near the main peak) fill up within hours 30 days before weekends. (within 1 minute - by 7:01am - up to 40 or more beds can be reserved!) The online site is at https://apply.spnp.gov.tw/en/en_location.php
After obtaining a park permit (which includes camp & hut reservations), a police mountain permit must be obtained. Usually this is just a formality, but ambitious treks crossing several jurisdictions in one day might not be approved. The police web-site is only in Chinese (no proof of ID needed); otherwise the police permit can be applied for in person in Taipei or near the mountain (but you must show all trip members' ID's)
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