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Jade Mountain

Also called Yushan, 玉山, Mount Morrison, Mount Yu, Mount Niitaka, Tongku Saveq

Range: Yushan Range

Chiayi County, Kaohsiung, Nantou County, Taiwan · International climbs in Taiwan

Pesos are approximate, at rates from Exchange Rate API.

Height
3,952 m
Usually
Day hike or 2D1N
Difficulty 5/9 (5/9 · Moderate)

Jade Mountain is the highest mountain in Taiwan, at 3,952 m, in Yushan National Park. The main peak is reached by a maintained trail from the Tataka trailhead. It needs a park entry permit and a mountain entry permit, and an overnight stay at Paiyun Lodge is allocated by lottery. Snow and ice can cover the upper trail in winter.

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  1. Tataka–Paiyun Trail

    Difficulty 5/9 · Major (5/9 · Moderate)
    • Usually Day hike or 2D1N
    • Back trail

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Where its facts come from

Its history
  1. OpenStreetMap node 3428095932

    Backs: Summit on the map

  2. Yushan - Wikipedia

    Backs: Height, areas, Description, Range, Other names

  3. Notices - Hike Smart Taiwan

    Backs: Description