The Poplar Trail is a secluded path within Taroko National Park, featuring seven caves along its 2
1-kilometer route from the trailhead to the终点Water Curtain Cave
The countless small waterfalls within the caves are a highlight of the trail
Having recently reopened, it is highly recommended as a hidden treasure
The entire trail follows a stream, with the initial section encountering the tributary of the Liwu River, the Walher Creek, and the latter part viewing the upper reaches of the Liwu River, the Tatsijih Creek
The journey is filled with breathtaking scenery, catering to those who appreciate grand landscapes with gorges and streams, and those who enjoy the subtle beauty of moss-covered mountain walls
Additionally, there are tunnels with water cascading down like raindrops or like waterfall curtains in the dark, satisfying a unique sense of wonder
The trail is open all year round, accessible 24/7, with specific operational status subject to daily conditions
Essential tips: Due to the trail passing through multiple caves, it is advised to bring a flashlight for illumination and wear a raincoat
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