This trail was formerly the pathway for shipping supplies into the mountains. Turn onto the industrial road at the 63.4-km marker of Provincial Highway 18, you will arrive at the south-end entrance. Entering from here, you will soon find the hills covered by tea fields and cedar trees in between. Further up the trail near the mid-point, there are lush moso bamboos and thill bamboos. The path is built with a mix of cement and concrete grass bricks, covered by bamboo leaves that can be slippery. Further up the wooden stairs of the northern section, more lush bamboos can be found along with some fan-palm trees, marking the industrial history. After a few Z-shaped turns, accompanied by the wild sounds of insects and birds, you will arrive at the north-end entrance which connects to the Peizaitong Forest Path. If you continue north, you will enter Tea Trail which is under the jurisdiction of Forestry Bureau. At the north-most end of Tea Trail, you can connect to the east-end entrance of Cloud Trail.