Longdong Crag

If you've grown accustomed to the unique rock formations and coastal cliffs of the Northeast Coast, here's a different way to experience it and challenge yourself! Your journey of challenge begins the moment you spot the fixed points in the rock cracks. The coastal rock walls here are made of Si-leng Sandstone, deposited near the ancient South China landmass 50 million years ago. Besides being a research haven for geologists, its hard and dense rock quality has made it a pilgrimage site for numerous domestic and international rock climbing enthusiasts. The nearly vertical giant cliffs possess a magnificent, natural grandeur, with distinct and intricate joint patterns set against the boundless ocean. While these stunning landscapes are typically "viewed" or "photographed," climbing enthusiasts opt for a "firsthand" experience to fully immerse themselves. This is Taiwan's largest and finest natural climbing crag, waiting for you to explore! [Please Note] During the Northeast Monsoon season (October to March), long waves are common. For your safety, please avoid engaging in any recreational activities by the seaside during this period. We apologize for any inconvenience.