The entire Tanyashen Green Bikeway is constructed on a decommissioned railway line once used for the sugar industry.
The path features a famous 'winding bridge' section nearby that follows a unique spiral design to accommodate elevation changes.
The station area is frequently used as a staging ground for local cycling events and weekend family excursions.
The route incorporates significant stretches of elevated pathway, separating cyclists from motor vehicle traffic at major road crossings.
The greenway is planted with thousands of Alstonia scholaris trees, creating a continuous shaded canopy along the trail.
Tanyashenluyuandaoshenganghepingchang Station is a primary trailhead and rest area situated along the Tanyashen Green Bikeway in the Shengang District of Taichung, Taiwan. The facility serves as a repurposed section of the former Shengang Railway line, converted into a dedicated corridor for cyclists and pedestrians. It features integrated landscaping, public seating, and canopy-covered areas designed to provide shade for recreational users. The path follows the historic route of the Taiwan Sugar Railways, which previously transported agricultural goods through this region. The station area acts as a central hub for those traversing the 14-kilometer path connecting Fengyuan to Daya. It provides direct access to the elevated portions of the bikeway, offering panoramic views of the surrounding rural landscape.
The elevated viewing points along the path where the trail curves through the surrounding greenery.
Bring your own water bottle as refill stations are available but limited along the corridor.
Check your bicycle tires before starting, as the path covers varied terrain from urban asphalt to shaded forest sections.
Start your journey early in the morning to avoid the midday heat, especially during summer months.
Attempting to ride the entire 14-kilometer length without frequent water breaks, and forgetting sun protection as some segments are fully exposed.
Cyclists should yield to pedestrians, maintain a steady speed, and stay within the designated path lanes.
