The bridge was specifically engineered to incorporate a protected lane to resolve the previous lack of a safe non-motorized connection across the Dahan River for this district.
The route serves as a major connector for the regional 'Dahan River Bicycle Path' network, which stretches from Taoyuan to Xindian.
The structure of the bridge utilizes a long-span design to accommodate the wide flood plains typical of the Dahan River basin.
During monsoon season, the surrounding riverbank parks connected by this path may occasionally experience temporary closures for safety due to rising water levels.
The Sanying Second Bridge Bicycle Path is a dedicated cycling corridor located in New Taipei City that links the riverside recreation areas of Yingge and Sanxia. The path spans across the Dahan River, offering a direct connection for cyclists traveling between the Yingge Ceramics Museum vicinity and the Sanxia urban area. It features specialized bike lanes that are physically separated from motorized traffic on the bridge structure. The route serves as a key node in the greater New Taipei City riverside cycling network. The path is characterized by its elevated vantage point over the riverbed, providing views of the surrounding valley and local riparian ecology.
The center of the bridge span looking upstream toward the mountain ranges.
Check the local New Taipei City riverside park website for flood-related closures before arriving during rainy periods.
Use front and rear lights if cycling during dusk or dawn, as the bridge span has limited ambient lighting.
Ensure your bicycle tires are suitable for paved cycling paths; the surface is smooth asphalt.
Do not attempt to ride on the vehicle-only main lanes of the bridge; follow the clearly marked bicycle-specific entry ramps.
Cyclists must stay within designated lanes; pedestrians should remain on the sidewalk sections to avoid bike collisions.
