The park is situated along the Beishi River, which is a major tributary that feeds the Feitsui Reservoir, the primary water source for the Taipei metropolitan area.
The Pinglin District, where the park is located, is globally recognized as a center for Pouchong tea production.
The riverside area is a protected region to ensure the water quality of the Feitsui Reservoir, necessitating strict environmental preservation rules for visitors.
The rock formations along the riverbed at this location are often studied for their distinct sedimentary layering.
Jiuxionggen Riverside Park is a riparian recreation area located along the Beishi River in the Pinglin District of New Taipei City. The park is defined by its stone-paved riverside paths that offer direct views of the river's clear, rocky terrain. It serves as a natural corridor featuring indigenous vegetation and riverine ecosystems characteristic of the Pinglin mountain landscape. The park is equipped with wooden observation decks and resting areas that overlook the water. It is a known site for observing river morphology and the local riparian habitat. The park connects directly to the surrounding hillside scenery, providing a quiet space for pedestrians and cyclists along the riverbank.
From the wooden observation deck facing the river, capturing the contrast between the lush mountain greenery and the light-colored river rocks.
Bring a high-quality insect repellent, as the riverside vegetation attracts mosquitoes and small biting flies.
Visit during the shoulder season to avoid the heavy humidity of the summer months.
Ensure you carry all trash out with you, as there are very limited waste disposal facilities on-site to protect the water quality.
Avoid visiting during heavy rainfall, as the riverside paths can become slippery and the water level of the Beishi River rises rapidly.
No swimming or fishing is permitted due to strict water quality protection regulations; maintain low noise levels to respect the wildlife.
