The name '𩻸魚' refers to the historical presence of the high-fin barb (Onychostoma barbatum), a fish species once abundant in the creek.
The trail is located within a vital water catchment area for the Feitsui Reservoir, which provides drinking water for most of Taipei.
The route features reclaimed infrastructure that utilizes old industrial tea paths and irrigation trails.
It is part of a larger ecological conservation project to restore the riparian zones of the Beishi River watershed.
The path is known for its 'tunnel' sections created by dense tree canopies, providing significant natural shade.
The 𩻸魚堀溪自行車道 (Diyuhu Creek Bicycle Path) is a scenic route located in the Pinglin District of New Taipei City, following the course of the Beishi River's tributary. The trail spans approximately 2.5 kilometers and provides a flat, paved surface suitable for both cycling and pedestrian use. It is situated within the Feitsui Reservoir water source protection zone, which mandates strict conservation and environmental regulations. The path connects the local tea-growing landscape with natural riverside habitats, often showcasing clear water and aquatic bird sightings. Visitors frequently encounter local biodiversity, including schools of fish in the protected creek waters. The trail is designed to integrate into the Pinglin area's tea culture and mountain geography.
The mid-section of the trail where the path runs parallel to the emerald-green waters and ancient-looking stone bridges.
Bring a reusable water bottle, as there are limited commercial facilities along the trail itself.
Apply mosquito repellent, as the humid, lush riverside environment often hosts active insect populations.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes to handle both paved paths and occasional natural trail edges.
Do not attempt to feed the fish in the creek, as the area is a protected ecological zone.
No fishing, swimming, or water activities are allowed due to strict environmental protection laws in this water source zone.
