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The '''Top 100shans''' is a list of 100shan peaks in [[Taiwan]]. They were chosen by a group of prominent Taiwanese hikers from among the peaks known at the time to be over 3,000m in height. The selection criteria included uniqueness, danger, height, beauty and prominence; preference was also given to peaks already named and those with triangulation points. As such, "Top" does not refer strictly to the top peaks by elevation, but rather those high peaks most worth hiking. The list was intended to promote enthusiasm for high-altitude hiking in Taiwan. In the resulting list of one hundred peaks, 69 peaks were in the [[Centralshan Range]], the largest of Taiwan's five principalshan ranges, while 20 were in the [[Xueshan Range|Xueshan Range]], and 11 were in the [[Yushan Range|Yushan Range]]. The [[Alishan Range]] and [[Haian Range|Coastalshan Range]], being entirely below 3,000m, have no peaks in the Top 100. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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[[Taiwan]] has one of the highest densities of |
[[Taiwan]] has one of the highest densities of tallshans in the world.{{Citation needed}} In order to promoteshan hiking, the 100shan Club of the Taiwan Province Alpine Association began developing a Top 100 list of peaks for Taiwan. Wen-An Lin, after a 1971 crossing of the [[Centralshan Range]], set about drawing up the list. After extensive consultation with Ching-Chang Tsai, Tian-Cheng Hsing, Tung-San Ting and other prominent hikers of the day, the Top 100 was finalized. |
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Upon completion of the list, hiking the Top 100 immediately became one of the primary goals of avid hikers in Taiwan. Finishing the Top 100 is no easy task, however. For aspiring Top 100 hikers, the Big Five, Pointy Three and Legendary One set of peaks, whose unique beauty best represent the majestic grandeur of Taiwan's |
Upon completion of the list, hiking the Top 100 immediately became one of the primary goals of avid hikers in Taiwan. Finishing the Top 100 is no easy task, however. For aspiring Top 100 hikers, the Big Five, Pointy Three and Legendary One set of peaks, whose unique beauty best represent the majestic grandeur of Taiwan's highshans, became a popular starting point. The ''Five'' represents the highest point from the Yushan Range ([[Yushan (Mtn.)|Yushan proper]]), the [[Xueshan Range|Xueshan Range]] ([[Xueshan|Xueshan proper]]), the whole [[Centralshan Range]] ([[Xiuguluanshan]]), and the northern and southern halves of the Centralshan Range ([[Nanhushan|Nanhu(da)]] and Beidawushans respectively). The ''Three'' represents three prominent pointy peaks: [[Central Range Point|Central Range Point (Zhongyangjian)]], [[Dabajianshan|Dabajian]] and Dafenjianshans. The ''One'' represents one spookyshan for which stories of hiking deaths abound, [[Qilaishan]], and refers to both its main and North Peaks. Other popular sets of peaks include the Precipitous Ten and the Four Beauties. When resurveying was carried out long after the Top 100 list was completed, it was found that Liushunshan and Lushan were actually under 3,000m. However, as the Top 100 already enjoyed such widespread acceptance, they were not removed from the list and remain there to this day. |
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There are actually over |
There are actually over 260shans over 3,000m in Taiwan, many of which did not make the Top 100 but are nevertheless impressive. Therefore, some criticism remains over the inclusion of certainshans in the list, or the exclusion of others, such as Chushan in the Dongjunshan Chain, Mutelebushan near Xueshan's North Peak. It is argued that these and other more remarkable peaks should be in the Top 100, while peaks like Jupen, Lu, Nanhubei, Shenmazhen, Jian, and Bulakesangshans, which can hardly be called "peaks", should be taken off the list. |
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==Complete listing of the Top 100== |
==Complete listing of the Top 100== |
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The following is a complete listing of the 100 |
The following is a complete listing of the 100 Taiwaneseshan peaks commonly known as the Top 100: |
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|align ="center"|1||[[Yushan]]||align ="center"|3952||[[Nantou County]], [[Kaohsiung City]], [[Chiayi County]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||Big Five #1||新高山,摩里遜山,Nantou County, Kaohsiung City, Chiayi Countyhighest point. |
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|align ="center"|2||[[Xueshan (臺灣)|Xueshan]]||align ="center"|3886||[[Miaoli County]], [[Taichung City]]||align ="center"|[[Shei-Pa National Park|Shei-Pa]]||Big Five #2||次高山,西魯維亞山,興隆山,Miaoli County, Taichung Cityhighest point. |
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|align ="center"|3||[[Yushan East Peak]]||align ="center"|3869||[[Nantou County]], [[Kaohsiung City]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||Precipitous Ten #1||新高東山,台東新高,天壘峰 |
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|align ="center"|4||[[Yushan North Peak]]||align ="center"|3858||[[Nantou County]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||Eight Beauties #1||新高北山,斗六新高,天駝峰 |
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|align ="center"|5||[[Yushan South Peak]]||align ="center"|3844||[[Kaohsiung City]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||Precipitous Ten #2||新高南山,天龍峰 |
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|align ="center"|6||[[Xiuguluanshan]]||align ="center"|3825||[[Hualien County]], [[Nantou County]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||Big Five #3||馬霍拉斯山 |
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|align ="center"|7||[[Mabolasishan]]||align ="center"|3785||[[Hualien County]], [[Nantou County]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||Precipitous Ten #3||烏拉孟山 |
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|align ="center"|8||[[Nanhushan]]||align ="center"|3742||[[Taichung City]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||Big Five #4|| |
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|align ="center"|9||[[Dongxiaonanshan]]||align ="center"|3711||[[Kaohsiung City]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||九平-1|| |
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|align ="center"|10||[[Zhongyangjianshan]]||align ="center"|3705||[[Taichung City]], [[Hualien County]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||Pointy Three #1|| |
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|align ="center"|11||[[Xueshan North Peak]]||align ="center"|3703||[[Miaoli County]], [[Taichung City]]||align ="center"|[[Shei-Pa National Park|Shei-Pa]]||Gentle Ten-2||次高北山,羽利羽利山 |
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|align ="center"|12||[[Guanshan]]||align ="center"|3668||[[Taitung County]], [[Kaohsiung City]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||Precipitous Ten #4||臺東縣highest point |
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|align ="center"|13||[[Dashuikushan]]||align ="center"|3642||[[Hualien County]], [[Nantou County]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||Gentle Ten-1|| |
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|align ="center"|14||[[Nanhushan East Peak]]||align ="center"|3632||[[Taichung City]], [[Hualien County]], [[Yilan County]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||十巖-1||南湖東山,Yilan Countyhighest point. |
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|align ="center"|15||[[Dongjundashan]]||align ="center"|3619||[[Nantou County]]|||||Majestic Ten #1||卡伊西山 |
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|align ="center"|16||[[Qilaishan North Peak]]||align ="center"|3607||[[Hualien County]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||Precipitous Ten #5|| |
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|align ="center"|17||[[Xiangyangshan]]||align ="center"|3603||[[Kaohsiung City]], [[Taitung County]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||Eight Beauties #2||紅葉山 |
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|align ="center"|18||[[Dajianshan]]||align ="center"|3594||[[Taichung City]]||align ="center"|[[Shei-Pa National Park|Shei-Pa]]||Precipitous Ten #6||巴多瓦諾敏山 |
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|align ="center"|19||[[Cloud Peak]]||align ="center"|3564||[[Kaohsiung City]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||九峨-1|| |
|align ="center"|19||[[Cloud Peak]]||align ="center"|3564||[[Kaohsiung City]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||九峨-1|| |
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|align ="center"|20||[[Qilaishan]]||align ="center"|3560||[[Hualien County]], [[Nantou County]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||九峨-2||Qilaishan Main Peak |
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|align ="center"|21||[[Malijiananshan]]||align ="center"|3546||[[Nantou County]], [[Hualien County]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||十巖-2||塔比拉山 |
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|align ="center"|22||[[Nanhubeishan]]||align ="center"|3536||[[Yilan County]], [[Taichung City]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||Majestic Ten #2||巴油山 |
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|align ="center"|23||[[Daxueshan (Taiwan)|Daxueshan]]||align ="center"|3530||[[Miaoli County]], [[Taichung City]]||align ="center"|[[Shei-Pa National Park|Shei-Pa]]||Majestic Ten #3|| |
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|align ="center"|24||[[Pintianshan]]||align ="center"|3524||[[Hsinchu County]], [[Taichung City]]||align ="center"|[[Shei-Pa National Park|Shei-Pa]]||Precipitous Ten #7||波秦西崙山 |
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|align ="center"|25||[[Yushan West Peak]]||align ="center"|3518||[[Chiayi County]], [[Nantou County]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||Verdant Ten #4||新高西山,天翠峰 |
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|align ="center"|26||[[Touyingshan]]||align ="center"|3510||[[Taichung City]], [[Miaoli County]]||align ="center"|[[Shei-Pa National Park|Shei-Pa]]||九峨-3|| |
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|align ="center"|27||[[Sanchashan]]||align ="center"|3496||[[Hualien County]], [[Taitung County]], [[Kaohsiung City]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||Majestic Ten #3||霞雪沙山 |
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|align ="center"|28||[[Dabajianshan]]||align ="center"|3492||[[Hsinchu County]], [[Miaoli County]]||align ="center"|[[Shei-Pa National Park|Shei-Pa]]||Pointy Three #2||酒桶山,Hsinchu Countyhighest point |
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|align ="center"|29||[[Nanhushan South Peak]]||align ="center"|3475||[[Taichung City]], [[Hualien County]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||十巖-5|| |
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|align ="center"|30||[[Dongluandashan]]||align ="center"|3468||[[Nantou County]]|||||Eight Beauties #3|| |
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|align ="center"|31||[[Wumingshan]]||align ="center"|3451||[[Taichung City]], [[Hualien County]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||Precipitous Ten #8||屈社山.高田山 |
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|align ="center"|32||[[Babashan]]||align ="center"|3449||[[Taichung City]], [[Hualien County]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||Little Eight #1||南湖南山 |
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|align ="center"|33||[[Maxishan]]||align ="center"|3443||[[Hualien County]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||Majestic Ten #5||拉嘎山.白南山 |
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|align ="center"|34||[[Hehuanshan North Peak]]||align ="center"|3422||[[Nantou County]], [[Hualien County]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||Majestic Ten #6||Hehuanshan山 North Peak |
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|align ="center"|35||[[Hehuanshan East Peak]]||align ="center"|3421||[[Nantou County]], [[Hualien County]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||九峨-4|| |
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|align ="center"|36||[[Xiaobajianshan]]||align ="center"|3418||[[Miaoli County]]||align ="center"|[[Shei-Pa National Park|Shei-Pa]]||Craggy Eight-2|| |
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|align ="center"|37||[[Hehuanshan Main Peak]]||align ="center"|3417||[[Nantou County]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||Gentle Ten-3||Hehuanshan Main Peak |
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|align ="center"|38||[[South Yushan]]||align ="center"|3383||[[Kaohsiung City]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||Gentle Ten-4|| |
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|align ="center"|39||[[Bilushan]]||align ="center"|3371||[[Hualien County]], [[Nantou County]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||八瘦-3||拉嘎山 |
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|align ="center"|40||[[Zhuoshedashan]]||align ="center"|3369||[[Nantou County]]|||||九峨-5|| |
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|align ="center"|41||[[Qilaishan South Peak]]||align ="center"|3358||[[Nantou County]]|||||Majestic Ten #7|| |
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|align ="center"|42||[[Nanshuangtoushan]]||align ="center"|3356||[[Hualien County]], [[Kaohsiung City]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||九峨-6|| |
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|align ="center"|43||[[Nenggaoshan South Peak]]||align ="center"|3349||[[Nantou County]], [[Hualien County]]|||||Precipitous Ten #9|| |
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|align ="center"|44||[[Zhijiayangdashan]]||align ="center"|3345||[[Taichung City]]||align ="center"|[[Shei-Pa National Park|Shei-Pa]]||Eight Beauties #4|| |
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|align ="center"|45||[[Baigudashan]]||align ="center"|3342||[[Nantou County]], [[Taichung City]]|||||Verdant Ten #7||白狗大山 |
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|align ="center"|46||[[Batongguanshan]]||align ="center"|3335||[[Nantou County]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||Craggy Eight-3|| |
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|align ="center"|47||[[Xinkangshan]]||align ="center"|3331||[[Hualien County]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||Precipitous Ten #10||新Guanshan |
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|align ="center"|48||[[Dandashan]]||align ="center"|3325||[[Nantou County]], [[Hualien County]]|||||Nine Walls #3|| |
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|align ="center"|49||[[Taoshan]]||align ="center"|3325||[[Hsinchu County]], [[Taichung City]]||align ="center"|[[Shei-Pa National Park|Shei-Pa]]||Eight Beauties #5|| |
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|align ="center"|50||[[Jiayangshan]]||align ="center"|3314||[[Taichung City]]||align ="center"|[[Shei-Pa National Park|Shei-Pa]]||Craggy Eight-4||阿都般山 |
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|align ="center"|51||[[Huoshishan]]||align ="center"|3310||[[Miaoli County]], [[Taichung City]]||align ="center"|[[Shei-Pa National Park|Shei-Pa]]||Craggy Eight-5|| |
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|align ="center"|52||[[Chiyoushan]]||align ="center"|3303||[[Hsinchu County]], [[Taichung City]]||align ="center"|[[Shei-Pa National Park|Shei-Pa]]||Simple Six #1||玉羅府山 |
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|align ="center"|53||[[Yizeshan]]||align ="center"|3297||[[Miaoli County]], [[Hsinchu County]]||align ="center"|[[Shei-Pa National Park|Shei-Pa]]||Simple Six #2||江澤山 |
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|align ="center"|54||[[Beinanzhushan]]||align ="center"|3295||[[Kaohsiung City]], [[Taitung County]]|||||Majestic Ten #8|| |
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|align ="center"|55||[[Ganzhuowanshan]]||align ="center"|3284||[[Nantou County]]|||||八瘦-4|| |
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|align ="center"|56||[[Tarokoshan]]||align ="center"|3283||[[Hualien County]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||Majestic Ten #9|| |
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|align ="center"|57||[[Lulushan]]||align ="center"|3279||[[Kaohsiung City]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||Craggy Eight-7||馬江之子山 |
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|align ="center"|58||[[Kaxipananshan]]||align ="center"|3276||[[Hualien County]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||九偏-4|| |
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|align ="center"|59||[[Neilingershan]]||align ="center"|3275||[[Hualien County]]|||||Majestic Ten #10|| |
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|align ="center"|60||[[Lingmingshan]]||align ="center"|3272||[[Taichung City]], [[Hualien County]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||Eight Beauties #6|| |
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|align ="center"|61||[[Jundashan]]||align ="center"|3265||[[Nantou County]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||Eight Beauties #7|| |
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|align ="center"|62||[[Nenggaoshan]]||align ="center"|3262||[[Nantou County]], [[Hualien County]]|||||九峨-7|| |
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|align ="center"|63||[[Wandongshan West Peak]]||align ="center"|3258||[[Nantou County]]|||||九偏-5||火山 |
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|align ="center"|64||[[Jianshan]]||align ="center"|3253||[[Taichung City]]||align ="center"|[[Shei-Pa National Park|Shei-Pa]]||Nine Walls #5||小Jianshan |
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|align ="center"|66||[[Xiaoguanshan]]||align ="center"|3249||[[Kaohsiung City]], [[Taitung County]]|||||九峨-8|| |
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|align ="center"|69||[[Yushan Front Peak]]||align ="center"|3239||[[Chiayi County]], [[Nantou County]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||Simple Six #5||新高前山,前山 |
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|align ="center"|70||[[Shimenshan]]||align ="center"|3237||[[Hualien County]], [[Nantou County]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||Little Eight #2|| |
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|align ="center"|71||[[Wushuangshan]]||align ="center"|3231||[[Nantou County]]|||||Nine Walls #7||馬西柔干山 |
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|align ="center"|72||[[Taguanshan]]||align ="center"|3222||[[Taitung County]], [[Kaohsiung City]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||七峭-5||大Guanshan |
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|align ="center"|74||[[ |
|align ="center"|74||[[Dafenjianshan]]||align ="center"|3208||[[Nantou County]], [[Kaohsiung City]], [[Hualien County]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||Pointy Three #3||尖山 |
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|align ="center"|75||[[ |
|align ="center"|75||[[Xueshan East Peak]]||align ="center"|3201||[[Taichung City]]||align ="center"|[[Shei-Pa National Park|Shei-Pa]]||Little Eight #3||次高東山.明間山 |
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|align ="center"|76||[[ |
|align ="center"|76||[[Nanhuashan]]||align ="center"|3184||[[Nantou County]], [[Hualien County]]|||||八瘦-6||Nenggaoshan North Peak |
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|align ="center"|77||[[ |
|align ="center"|77||[[Guanshanlingshan]]||align ="center"|3176||[[Taitung County]], [[Kaohsiung City]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||八瘦-7|| |
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|align ="center"|78||[[ |
|align ="center"|78||[[Hainuonanshan]]||align ="center"|3174||[[Taitung County]], [[Kaohsiung City]]|||||Gentle Ten-6|| |
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|align ="center"|79||[[ |
|align ="center"|79||[[Zhongxueshan]]||align ="center"|3173||[[Miaoli County]]||align ="center"|[[Shei-Pa National Park|Shei-Pa]]||Verdant Ten #8|| |
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|align ="center"|80||[[ |
|align ="center"|80||[[Shuanshan]]||align ="center"|3168||[[Taichung City]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||Eight Beauties #8|| |
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|align ="center"|81||[[Yam Peak]]||align ="center"|3158||[[Hualien County]], [[Taichung City]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||Little Eight #6||中央南山 |
|align ="center"|81||[[Yam Peak]]||align ="center"|3158||[[Hualien County]], [[Taichung City]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||Little Eight #6||中央南山 |
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|align ="center"|82||[[ |
|align ="center"|82||[[Hehuanshan West Peak]]||align ="center"|3145||[[Nantou County]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||Verdant Ten #9||Hehuanshan山 West Peak |
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|align ="center"|83||[[ |
|align ="center"|83||[[Shemazhenshan]]||align ="center"|3141||[[Yilan County]], [[Taichung City]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||Contiguous Six #1||夜珍加羅穗山 |
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|align ="center"|84||[[ |
|align ="center"|84||[[Kalayeshan]]||align ="center"|3133||[[Hsinchu County]], [[Yilan County]]||align ="center"|[[Shei-Pa National Park|Shei-Pa]]||Contiguous Six #2||加留坪山 |
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|align ="center"|85||[[ |
|align ="center"|85||[[Kuhanuoxinshan]]||align ="center"|3115||[[Kaohsiung City]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||九偏-8|| |
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|align ="center"|86||[[ |
|align ="center"|86||[[Jialishan]]||align ="center"|3112||[[Miaoli County]]||align ="center"|[[Shei-Pa National Park|Shei-Pa]]||Contiguous Six #3||麥巴拉邊山 |
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|align ="center"|87||[[Baishishan]]||align ="center"|3110||[[Nantou County]], [[Hualien County]]|||||七峭-6|| |
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|align ="center"|88||[[ |
|align ="center"|88||[[Panshishan]]||align ="center"|3106||[[Hualien County]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||九偏-9||苫原山 |
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|align ="center"|89||[[ |
|align ="center"|89||[[Patuolushan]]||align ="center"|3101||[[Hualien County]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||Gentle Ten-8|| |
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|align ="center"|90||[[Beidawushan]]||align ="center"|3092||[[Pingtung County]], [[Taitung County]]|||||Big Five #5||大武山,Pingtung Countyhighest point. |
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|align ="center"|91||[[Xiluandashan]]||align ="center"|3081||[[Nantou County]]|||||七峭-7||巒大山 |
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|align ="center"|92||[[Tafenshan]]||align ="center"|3070||[[Hualien County]], [[Kaohsiung City]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||Craggy Eight-8|| |
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|align ="center"|93||[[Liwuzhushan]]||align ="center"|3069||[[Hualien County]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||十巖-9||塔次基里山 |
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|align ="center"|94||[[Andongjunshan]]||align ="center"|3068||[[Hualien County]], [[Nantou County]]|||||Gentle Ten-9||安東郡山 |
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|align ="center"|95||[[Guangtoushan]]||align ="center"|3060||[[Nantou County]], [[Hualien County]]|||||九平-8||知亞干山 |
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|align ="center"|96||[[Yangtoushan]]||align ="center"|3035||[[Hualien County]]||align ="center"|[[Taroko National Park|Taroko]]||八瘦-8|| |
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|align ="center"|97||[[Bulakesangshan]]||align ="center"|3026||[[Taitung County]], [[Hualien County]]|||||Nine Walls #9||武拉姑散山 |
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|align ="center"|98||[[Jupenshan]]||align ="center"|3022||[[Nantou County]]||align ="center"|[[Yushan National Park|Yushan]]||Contiguous Six #4||宇馬薄哥山 |
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|align ="center"|99||[[Liushunshan]]||align ="center"|2999||[[Nantou County]], [[Hualien County]]|||||九平-9|| |
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==Other lists comprised solely of Top 100 peaks== |
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==全屬百嶽的其他評選== |
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===<nowiki>Big Five</nowiki>=== |
===<nowiki>Big Five</nowiki>=== |
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[[File:Mount Yu Shan - Taiwan.jpg|thumb|250px|right| |
[[File:Mount Yu Shan - Taiwan.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Yushan]] |
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<nowiki>Big Five</nowiki>The Big Five are the biggest of the big in each geographical region and are a must for all Top 100 hikers. They are: |
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<nowiki>Big Five</nowiki>是指高山峻嶺且能鎮護地方之山.台灣百岳中具大山之勢的<nowiki>Big Five</nowiki>分別是: |
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*[[Yushan]]:At 3952m, it is the highest point in the [[Yushan Range]], Taiwan and Northeast Asia, making Taiwan the fourth highest island in the world. |
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*[[Jade Mountain]]:3952公尺,為[[Jade Mountain山脈]]highest point,不僅是台灣, 東北亞第一高峰,也使[[臺灣島]]成為世界地勢高度第四高的島嶼. |
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*[[Xueshan (臺灣)|Xueshan]]:At 3886m, it is the highest point in the [[Xueshan Range]] and second most prominent peak in Taiwan. |
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*[[Snow Mountain (臺灣)|Snow Mountain]]:3886公尺,[[Snow Mountain山脈]]的highest point,為台灣第二高峰. |
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*[[Xiuguluanshan]]:At 3825m, it is the highest point in the [[Central Mountain Range]]. The knife-like slanted peak is covered in loose rubble, making for a tricky ascent. |
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*[[Xiuguluan Mountain]]:3825公尺,為[[中央山脈]]的highest point,絕壁聳立,礫石遍地,山脊似刀刃斜豎. |
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*[[Nanhudashan]]:At 3742m, it is the highest point in the northern section of the [[Central Mountain Range]] and considered by many as the most majestic of Taiwan's mountains. |
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*[[Nanhu Mountain]]:3742公尺,為[[中央山脈]]北段的highest point,在臺灣高山中,最具磅礡之帝王山勢. |
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*[[Beidawushan]]:At 3092m, it is the southernmost peak over 3000m in the [[Central Mountain Range]]. It rises sharply from the surrounding terrain and is situated near the Chaozhou fault. |
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*[[Beidawu Mountain]]:3092公尺,為[[中央山脈]]南段最後超過3000公尺的高山,巍峨壯碩,其旁即為臺灣第二大的潮州大斷層崖,峭壁絕立. |
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===Pointy Three=== |
===Pointy Three=== |
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[[File:CentralRangePoint.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Central Range Point ( |
[[File:CentralRangePoint.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Central Range Point (Zhongyangjianshan)]] |
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These are three well-known mountains with distinct pyramid-like peaks. |
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Pointy Three是指台灣百嶽三座特別尖聳陡峭,山勢呈金字塔狀的高山,分別是: |
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*[[Central Range Point|Zhongyangjianshan]]: 3705m, in the northern section of the Central Mountain Range. When seen from the right angle, it resembles a massive pyramid of bare rock. |
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*[[Central Range Point (Zhongyangjian Mountain)]]:3705公尺,位於[[中央山脈]]北段,山形呈金字塔形,有[[寶島第一尖]]之稱,其南有死亡稜線. |
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*[[Dabajianshan]]:3492m, in the northern section of the [[Xueshan Range]]'s Holy Ridge trail. It appears on the reverse of Taiwan's $500 bill. |
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*[[Dabajian Mountain]]:3492公尺,位於[[Snow Mountain山脈]]聖稜線北端,似覆置的酒桶,有[[世紀奇峰]]之稱. |
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*[[Dafenjianshan]]:3208m, located along the ridge to the south of [[Dashuikushan]]. |
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*[[Dafenjian Mountain]]:3208公尺,位於[[中央山脈]]的[[Dashuiku Mountain]]南稜上,Pointy Three中最嬌小的一座. |
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===Ominous One=== |
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*[[Qilaishan]] North Peak:3607m, located along the northern end of the [[Central Mountain Range]]'s central spine. The ascent is steep and difficult in parts, and the dark fragmented slate covering the western face has earned it the nickname "Black Qilai". Some sources spell Qilai "Chilai". |
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Legendary One,又稱一怪,是指Qilai Mountain North Peak,其山勢險峻,陡峭難行. |
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*[[Qilai Mountain North Peak]]:3607公尺,位於[[中央山脈]]主稜北段,因山勢險峻詭譎,山體遍佈黑色板岩碎屑,而有「'''黑色Qilai Mountain'''」之稱. |
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===Four Beauties=== |
===Four Beauties=== |
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[[File: |
[[File:FourMtn.sOfWuLing.jpg|thumb|250px|right|武陵Four Beauties]] |
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Also known as the Wuling Four Beauties due to their proximity to [[Wuling Farm]]. Each of these four peaks has its own unique characteristics: |
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又稱武陵Four Beauties,因近[[武陵農場]],且四座連峰而得此名,四座山峰各有其特質: |
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*[[Pintian Mountain]]:3524公尺,以險峻危崖出名; |
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*[[Chiyou Mountain]]:3303公尺,其側的草原多池而得名; |
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*[[Tao Mountain]]:3325公尺,其峰頂頗似桃尖之美而得名; |
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*[[Kalaye Mountain]]:3133公尺,山頭不顯,路線皆在箭竹叢林之中;山名是由泰雅語譯而來. |
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*[[Pintianshan]]:3524m, known for the treacherous cliffs near the summit. |
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刑天正所擬定的Four Beauties山嶽,本為'''Kalaye Mountain''', '''詩崙山''', '''Tao Mountain'''與'''Chiyou Mountain''',而Pintian Mountain因山勢奇峻,名列Precipitous Ten之一.但後來的台灣山嶽活動,反而將Pintian Mountain視為Four Beauties之一,而不列名於百嶽之中的詩崙山,則被排除在Four Beauties之外<ref>第二世代台灣百嶽全集上冊,戶外生活圖書股份有限公司,陳遠見主編,2007年8月31日初版</ref>. |
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*[[Chiyoushan]]:3303m, named for the small ponds ("chi") in the grassland below the peak. |
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*[[Taoshan]]:3325m, named for its suppose resemblance to a peach ("tao"). |
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*[[Kalayeshan]]:3133m. Its name comes from the [[Atayal language]]. The trail winds through bamboo forest. The peak itself is not prominent and offers no view. |
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The "Four Beauties" initially chosen by Tian-Cheng Hsing were [[Chiyoushan]], [[Taoshan]], [[Shilunshan]] and [[Kalayeshan]], while [[Pintianshan]] was listed as one of the Precipitous Ten. However, since Shilunshan was not a Top 100, hikers began recognizing Pintianshan as one of the Four Beauties instead.<ref>第二世代台灣百嶽全集上冊,戶外生活圖書股份有限公司,陳遠見主編,2007年8月31日初版</ref>. |
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===Precipitous Ten=== |
===Precipitous Ten=== |
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[[File: |
[[File:JadeMtn.EasternPeak.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Yushan East Peak]] |
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The Precipitous Ten list is comprised of prominent, steep peaks not included in the Big Five, Pointy Three and Ominous One. |
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Precipitous Ten指「<nowiki>Big Five</nowiki>Pointy ThreeLegendary One」之外,台灣百嶽中另十座山勢高大而險峻者: |
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*[[Yushan East Peak]] |
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*[[Jade Mountain East Peak]]:位於[[Jade Mountain Main Peak]]東側,形如僧帽. |
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*[[Yushan South Peak]] |
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*[[Jade Mountain South Peak]]:位於[[Jade Mountain Main Peak]]南側,形如遊龍. |
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*[[Mabolasishan]] |
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*[[Mabolasi Mountain]]:位於[[Xiuguluan Mountain]]北側,氣勢磅礡,不遜於其旁的Xiuguluan Mountain及Jade Mountain. |
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*[[Guanshan]] |
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*[[Guan Mountain]]:位於南部橫貫公路南側,有南臺首岳之稱,山勢雄偉,南北觀之如金字塔聳立,自東望之,則如嶺雄峙,真正是"橫看成嶺側成峰". |
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*[[Qilaishan North Peak]] |
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*[[Qilai Mountain North Peak]]:位於[[Hehuan Mountain山]]東側,山形奇特,俯瞰東側平原,因此花蓮舊稱"Qilai Mountain". |
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*[[Dajianshan]] |
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*[[Dajian Mountain]]:[[Snow Mountain Main Peak]]西南側,氣勢雄渾,頭角崢嶸. |
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*[[Pintianshan]] |
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*[[Pintian Mountain]]:武陵Four Beautieshighest point,[[大漢溪]]發源於此,與[[Dabajian Mountain]]並峙. |
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*[[Wumingshan]] |
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*[[Wuming Mountain]]:北二段名山,南側的無明斷崖, 北側的鬼門關斷崖,使攀登此峰更形困難. |
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*[[Nenggao South Peak]] |
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*[[Xinkangshan]] |
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*[[Xinkang Mountain]]:位於Sancha Mountain東稜,山形尖銳,有東臺一霸之稱,自[[六十石山]]望之,鷹喙般的山峰直欲衝入雲宵. |
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===Eight Beauties=== |
===Eight Beauties=== |
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[[File:JadeMtn.NorthernPeak.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Yushan North Peak]] |
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Chosen for their beautiful landscapes, gentle slope, meadows of short bamboo and lack of rock scrambling. |
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山容秀麗,坡度和緩,淺竹如茵,無巨石叢林者.包括: |
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*[[Xiangyangshan]] |
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*[[Dongluandashan]] |
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*[[Zhijiayangdashan]] |
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*[[Zhijiayangda Mountain]] |
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*[[Taoshan]] |
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*[[Jundashan]] |
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*[[Lingmingshan]] |
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*[[Shuanshan]]<ref name="MTW" />. |
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===Majestic Ten=== |
===Majestic Ten=== |
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[[File: |
[[File:NorthernNanhuMtn..jpg|thumb|250px|right|Nanhubeishan]] |
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Chosen for their size and prominence, wide peaks, gentle slope and serene nature. |
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山高而大,有高低起伏,頂部寬闊,坡度和緩,有敦厚詳和之氣勢.包括: |
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*[[Daxueshan (Taiwan)|Daxueshan]] |
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*[[Sanchashan]] |
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*[[Dongjundashan]] |
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*[[Maxishan]] |
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*[[北Hehuanshan山]] |
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*[[Qilaishan South Peak]] |
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*[[Beinanzhushan]] |
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*[[Tarokoshan]] |
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*[[Neilingershan]] |
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===High Three=== |
===High Three=== |
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[[File: |
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During Japanese rule, these three all had the character for "high" (高) in their name. This list is seldom referred to now that the mountains names have changed. |
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*Niitakayama (新高山), today known as [[Yushan]] (玉山). |
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*Tsugitakayama (次高山), today known as [[Xueshan]] (學山). |
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*Noutakayama (能高山), today known as [[Nenggaoshan]], the Chinese reading of the same three characters, which have not changed.(<ref>http://www.sunriver.com.tw/takayama/sheishan.htm 台灣百岳全集試閱頁</ref>. |
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==Other lists containing Top 100 peaks== |
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指日治時期,名稱有高字的三座高山,如此稱呼今已少用,包括: |
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*[[新高山]] |
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*[[次高山]] |
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*[[Nenggao Mountain]](唯Nenggao Mountain山勢與其他兩者相去甚遠)<ref>http://www.sunriver.com.tw/takayama/sheishan.htm 台灣百岳全集試閱頁</ref>. |
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Other lists have been drawn up, grouping Taiwan's high mountains together based on various criteria. The mountains in the following lists are not exclusively Top 100 peaks, however. |
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==非全屬百嶽的其他評選== |
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台灣高山中,選出各具特色的山峰,加以歸類;名列其中的不一定是百嶽. |
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===Contiguous Six=== |
===Contiguous Six=== |
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These peaks are near other high peaks, and can be reached along a ridge that extends down from the higher peak. They have fairly level trails, the peaks are named and have some sort of survey marker. |
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臨近高峰肩狀平坦稜,有基點,有山名,狀如平肩,稍肩突丘.包括: |
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*[[Kalayeshan]] |
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*[[Jialishan]] |
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*[[Jupenshan]] |
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*[[Lushan]] |
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*[[ |
*[[Wangxiangshan]]<ref name="MTW">網頁:[[中華民國山岳協會]],《[http://www.Mtn.eering.org.tw/about_mount/about_mount_3_page.asp?class_no1=803&file=D30206221651.htm 台灣高山註解]》,2007.5.23查參</ref>. |
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===Simple Six=== |
===Simple Six=== |
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These peaks are offshoots from another main trail, but short and not very strenuous. They are easy side trips when hiking the parent trail. |
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山勢和緩,近貼山徑,容易順便登頂.包括: |
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*[[Yizeshan]] |
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*[[Xueshan West Peak]] |
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*[[Mushan]] |
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*[[Yushan Front Peak]] |
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*[[Malubalarangshan]]<ref name="MTW" />. |
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===Steep Seven<ref name="Groups">[http://pcchen.com/friend/shieh/L00Kao_shan_talk.htm 台灣山嶽導覽入門篇 by H領隊] |
===Steep Seven<ref name="Groups">[http://pcchen.com/friend/shieh/L00Kao_shan_talk.htm 台灣山嶽導覽入門篇 by H領隊],2015.5.14查參</ref>=== |
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Steep mountains with cliffs and loose rocks. |
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山勢峭拔,坡度陡急,多佈散石,多垂崖壁。包括: |
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*[[Kaluoloushan]] |
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*[[Zhushan]] |
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*[[Taguanshan]] |
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*[[Yixiqingmazhishan]] |
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*[[Baishishan]] |
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*[[Xiluandashan]] |
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===Craggy Eight=== |
===Craggy Eight=== |
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These peaks jut out from the surrounding terrain and are surrounded by cliffs and difficult terrain. |
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山峰尖銳,多崖壁,多峻坡.包括: |
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*[[Xueshan]] North False Peak |
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*[[北稜角]] |
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*[[Xiaobajianshan]] |
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*[[Batongguanshan]] |
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*[[Jiayangshan]] |
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*[[Huoshishan]] |
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*[[Jiannanjianshan] |
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*[[Lulushan]] |
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*[[Tafenshan]]<ref name="MTW" />. |
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===Little Eight=== |
===Little Eight=== |
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Small peaks with gentle slopes that can be easily reached as part of a longer trip. |
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山頂矮小,坡勢緩和,容易攀登,縱走順路兼登.包括: |
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*[[Babashan]] |
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*[[Shimenshan]] |
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*[[Xueshan East Peak]] |
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*[[Yeba'aoshan]] |
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*[[Yam Peak]] |
*[[Yam Peak]] |
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*[[Xinxianshan]] |
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*[[Puluoxikuoshan]] |
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*[[Wukedongkeshan]]<ref name="MTW" />. |
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===Narrow Eight<ref name="Groups" />=== |
===Narrow Eight<ref name="Groups" />=== |
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These mountains have long narrow ridgelines with cliffs or steep slopes on both sides. |
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山脊狹長,山腹瘦削,兩側多為崖壁或急坡。包括: |
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*[[Gongshuishan]] |
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*[[Bilushan]] |
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*[[Benxiangshan]] |
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*[[Ganzhuowanshan]] |
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*[[Xiaoguanshan North Peak]] |
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*[[小關山北峰]] |
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*[[Nanhuashan]] |
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*[[Guanshanlingshan]] |
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*[[Yangtoushan]] |
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===Level Nine<ref name="Groups" />=== |
===Level Nine<ref name="Groups" />=== |
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Wide, flat peaks without large rocks or trees, only short bamboo. Comfortable, easy walking. |
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山頂寬闊平坦,無大石巨木,淺草短竹柔美,步履可輕鬆。包括: |
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*[[Dongxiaonanshan]] |
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*[[Yushan Little South Peak]] |
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*[[玉山小南峰]] |
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*[[Maliyawenlushan]] |
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*[[Yudapeishan]] |
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*[[Nandashuikushan]] |
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*[[Youpolanshan]] |
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*[[Mabishanshan]] |
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*[[Liushunshan]] |
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*[[Guangtoushan]] |
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===Lofty Nine<ref name="Groups" />=== |
===Lofty Nine<ref name="Groups" />=== |
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These tall peaks are very conspicuous, catching the eye more than neighboring peaks. |
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山高而巍峨,卓而不群,立於周圍諸山,英挺秀出者。包括: |
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*[[Yunfeng]] |
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*[[Qilaishan Main Peak]] |
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*[[Touyingshan]] |
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*[[Hehuanshan East Peak]] |
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*[[合歡東峰]] |
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*[[Zhuoshedashan]] |
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*[[Nanshuangtoushan]] |
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*[[Nenggaoshan Main Peak]] |
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*[[能高山主峰]] |
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*[[Xiaoguanshan]] |
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*[[Guanmenbishan]] |
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===Remote Nine<ref name="Groups" />=== |
===Remote Nine<ref name="Groups" />=== |
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These peaks are on distant offshoots of their mountain range and are not easily combined with other peaks in a single journey. |
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位置偏僻,遠隔主脈,縱走主脊,無兼登之便,必須專訪。包括: |
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*[[Kelekeleanshan]] |
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*[[Tiannankelangshan]] |
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*[[Limenshan]] |
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*[[Huangdangkuoshan]] |
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*[[Kaxipananshan]] |
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*[[Wandongshan West Peak]] |
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*[[萬東山西峰]] |
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*[[Batuonuofushan]] |
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*[[Kuhanuoxinshan]] |
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*[[Panshishan]] |
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===Nine Screens=== |
===Nine Screens=== |
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These mountains rise up like a wall, wide and flat, blocking the view of a large area like a screen. |
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山嶺頂平,橫亙如垣,密如籬籓,阻隔遠望視線如屏幛者.包括: |
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*[[Dandashan]] |
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*[[Pingfengshan]] |
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*[[Wushuangshan]] |
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*[[Dongbajianshan]] |
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*[[Bulakesangshan]] |
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*[[Amannalaishan]] |
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*[[Jianshan]] |
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*[[Jushan]] |
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*[[Mutelebushan]]<ref name="MTW" />. |
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===Gentle Ten=== |
===Gentle Ten=== |
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These mountains have an overall smooth profile, with gentle slopes and little climbing or scrambling needed. |
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山容潤澤,山勢柔和,坡度緩和,不須爬岩者.包括: |
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*[[Dashuikushan]] |
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*[[Xueshan North Peak]] |
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*[[Hehuanshan山]] |
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*[[South Yushan]] |
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*[[Buganshan]] |
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*[[Hainuonanshan]] |
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*[[Lulilaluoshan]] |
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*[[Patuolushan]] |
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*[[Andongjunshan]] |
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*[[Yunshuishan]]<ref name="MTW" />. |
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===Rocky Ten<ref name="Groups" />=== |
===Rocky Ten<ref name="Groups" />=== |
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These mountains have rocky peaks that require scrambling or climbing to summit. |
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山頂巨石磊磊,純為岩峰,須攀岩附壁才能登頂。包括: |
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*[[Nanhudashan East Peak]] |
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*[[南湖大山東峰]] |
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*[[Zhongyangjianshan East Peak]] |
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*[[中央尖山東峰]] |
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*[[Malijiananshan]] |
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*[[Nanhudashan Southeast Peak]] |
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*[[南湖大山東南峰]] |
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*[[Nanhudashan South Peak]] |
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*[[南湖大山南峰]] |
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*[[Taosai Peak]] |
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*[[Zhongyangjianshan West Peak]] |
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*[[中央尖山西峰]] |
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*[[Xitoushan]] |
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*[[Liwuzhushan]] |
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*[[Bashawanshan]] |
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===Verdant Ten=== |
===Verdant Ten=== |
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These trails wind through lush green forests of tall, twisting trees and bamboo. |
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山色蒼翠,樹木蒼籠,箭竹高密,須穿梭箭竹林叢.包括: |
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*[[Ganmulinshan]] |
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*[[Cuichisanchashan]] |
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*[[Xueshan South Peak]] |
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*[[Yushan West Peak]] |
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*[[Zhongbajianshan]] |
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*[[Baigudashan]] |
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*[[Qilaishan Inner Peak]] |
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*[[Zhongxueshan]] |
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*[[Zhimoshan]] |
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*[[Hehuanshan West Peak]]<ref name="MTW" />. |
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== References == |
== References == |
Revision as of 18:37, 23 May 2015
The Top 100shans is a list of 100shan peaks in Taiwan. They were chosen by a group of prominent Taiwanese hikers from among the peaks known at the time to be over 3,000m in height. The selection criteria included uniqueness, danger, height, beauty and prominence; preference was also given to peaks already named and those with triangulation points. As such, "Top" does not refer strictly to the top peaks by elevation, but rather those high peaks most worth hiking. The list was intended to promote enthusiasm for high-altitude hiking in Taiwan. In the resulting list of one hundred peaks, 69 peaks were in the Centralshan Range, the largest of Taiwan's five principalshan ranges, while 20 were in the Xueshan Range, and 11 were in the Yushan Range. The Alishan Range and Coastalshan Range, being entirely below 3,000m, have no peaks in the Top 100.
History
Taiwan has one of the highest densities of tallshans in the world.[citation needed] In order to promoteshan hiking, the 100shan Club of the Taiwan Province Alpine Association began developing a Top 100 list of peaks for Taiwan. Wen-An Lin, after a 1971 crossing of the Centralshan Range, set about drawing up the list. After extensive consultation with Ching-Chang Tsai, Tian-Cheng Hsing, Tung-San Ting and other prominent hikers of the day, the Top 100 was finalized.
Upon completion of the list, hiking the Top 100 immediately became one of the primary goals of avid hikers in Taiwan. Finishing the Top 100 is no easy task, however. For aspiring Top 100 hikers, the Big Five, Pointy Three and Legendary One set of peaks, whose unique beauty best represent the majestic grandeur of Taiwan's highshans, became a popular starting point. The Five represents the highest point from the Yushan Range (Yushan proper), the Xueshan Range (Xueshan proper), the whole Centralshan Range (Xiuguluanshan), and the northern and southern halves of the Centralshan Range (Nanhu(da) and Beidawushans respectively). The Three represents three prominent pointy peaks: Central Range Point (Zhongyangjian), Dabajian and Dafenjianshans. The One represents one spookyshan for which stories of hiking deaths abound, Qilaishan, and refers to both its main and North Peaks. Other popular sets of peaks include the Precipitous Ten and the Four Beauties. When resurveying was carried out long after the Top 100 list was completed, it was found that Liushunshan and Lushan were actually under 3,000m. However, as the Top 100 already enjoyed such widespread acceptance, they were not removed from the list and remain there to this day.
There are actually over 260shans over 3,000m in Taiwan, many of which did not make the Top 100 but are nevertheless impressive. Therefore, some criticism remains over the inclusion of certainshans in the list, or the exclusion of others, such as Chushan in the Dongjunshan Chain, Mutelebushan near Xueshan's North Peak. It is argued that these and other more remarkable peaks should be in the Top 100, while peaks like Jupen, Lu, Nanhubei, Shenmazhen, Jian, and Bulakesangshans, which can hardly be called "peaks", should be taken off the list.
Complete listing of the Top 100
The following is a complete listing of the 100 Taiwaneseshan peaks commonly known as the Top 100:
Other lists comprised solely of Top 100 peaks
Big Five
Big FiveThe Big Five are the biggest of the big in each geographical region and are a must for all Top 100 hikers. They are:
- Yushan:At 3952m, it is the highest point in the Yushan Range, Taiwan and Northeast Asia, making Taiwan the fourth highest island in the world.
- Xueshan:At 3886m, it is the highest point in the Xueshan Range and second most prominent peak in Taiwan.
- Xiuguluanshan:At 3825m, it is the highest point in the Central Mountain Range. The knife-like slanted peak is covered in loose rubble, making for a tricky ascent.
- Nanhudashan:At 3742m, it is the highest point in the northern section of the Central Mountain Range and considered by many as the most majestic of Taiwan's mountains.
- Beidawushan:At 3092m, it is the southernmost peak over 3000m in the Central Mountain Range. It rises sharply from the surrounding terrain and is situated near the Chaozhou fault.
Pointy Three
These are three well-known mountains with distinct pyramid-like peaks.
- Zhongyangjianshan: 3705m, in the northern section of the Central Mountain Range. When seen from the right angle, it resembles a massive pyramid of bare rock.
- Dabajianshan:3492m, in the northern section of the Xueshan Range's Holy Ridge trail. It appears on the reverse of Taiwan's $500 bill.
- Dafenjianshan:3208m, located along the ridge to the south of Dashuikushan.
Ominous One
- Qilaishan North Peak:3607m, located along the northern end of the Central Mountain Range's central spine. The ascent is steep and difficult in parts, and the dark fragmented slate covering the western face has earned it the nickname "Black Qilai". Some sources spell Qilai "Chilai".
Four Beauties
Also known as the Wuling Four Beauties due to their proximity to Wuling Farm. Each of these four peaks has its own unique characteristics:
- Pintianshan:3524m, known for the treacherous cliffs near the summit.
- Chiyoushan:3303m, named for the small ponds ("chi") in the grassland below the peak.
- Taoshan:3325m, named for its suppose resemblance to a peach ("tao").
- Kalayeshan:3133m. Its name comes from the Atayal language. The trail winds through bamboo forest. The peak itself is not prominent and offers no view.
The "Four Beauties" initially chosen by Tian-Cheng Hsing were Chiyoushan, Taoshan, Shilunshan and Kalayeshan, while Pintianshan was listed as one of the Precipitous Ten. However, since Shilunshan was not a Top 100, hikers began recognizing Pintianshan as one of the Four Beauties instead.[2].
Precipitous Ten
The Precipitous Ten list is comprised of prominent, steep peaks not included in the Big Five, Pointy Three and Ominous One.
- Yushan East Peak
- Yushan South Peak
- Mabolasishan
- Guanshan
- Qilaishan North Peak
- Dajianshan
- Pintianshan
- Wumingshan
- Nenggao South Peak
- Xinkangshan
Eight Beauties
Chosen for their beautiful landscapes, gentle slope, meadows of short bamboo and lack of rock scrambling.
- Yushan North Peak
- Xiangyangshan
- Dongluandashan
- Zhijiayangdashan
- Taoshan
- Jundashan
- Lingmingshan
- Shuanshan[3].
Majestic Ten
Chosen for their size and prominence, wide peaks, gentle slope and serene nature.
- Nanhubeishan
- Daxueshan
- Sanchashan
- Dongjundashan
- Maxishan
- 北Hehuanshan山
- Qilaishan South Peak
- Beinanzhushan
- Tarokoshan
- Neilingershan
High Three
During Japanese rule, these three all had the character for "high" (高) in their name. This list is seldom referred to now that the mountains names have changed.
- Niitakayama (新高山), today known as Yushan (玉山).
- Tsugitakayama (次高山), today known as Xueshan (學山).
- Noutakayama (能高山), today known as Nenggaoshan, the Chinese reading of the same three characters, which have not changed.([4].
Other lists containing Top 100 peaks
Other lists have been drawn up, grouping Taiwan's high mountains together based on various criteria. The mountains in the following lists are not exclusively Top 100 peaks, however.
Contiguous Six
These peaks are near other high peaks, and can be reached along a ridge that extends down from the higher peak. They have fairly level trails, the peaks are named and have some sort of survey marker.
Simple Six
These peaks are offshoots from another main trail, but short and not very strenuous. They are easy side trips when hiking the parent trail.
Steep Seven[5]
Steep mountains with cliffs and loose rocks.
Craggy Eight
These peaks jut out from the surrounding terrain and are surrounded by cliffs and difficult terrain.
- Xueshan North False Peak
- Xiaobajianshan
- Batongguanshan
- Jiayangshan
- Huoshishan
- [[Jiannanjianshan]
- Lulushan
- Tafenshan[3].
Little Eight
Small peaks with gentle slopes that can be easily reached as part of a longer trip.
- Babashan
- Shimenshan
- Xueshan East Peak
- Yeba'aoshan
- Yam Peak
- Xinxianshan
- Puluoxikuoshan
- Wukedongkeshan[3].
Narrow Eight[5]
These mountains have long narrow ridgelines with cliffs or steep slopes on both sides.
- Gongshuishan
- Bilushan
- Benxiangshan
- Ganzhuowanshan
- Xiaoguanshan North Peak
- Nanhuashan
- Guanshanlingshan
- Yangtoushan
Level Nine[5]
Wide, flat peaks without large rocks or trees, only short bamboo. Comfortable, easy walking.
- Dongxiaonanshan
- Yushan Little South Peak
- Maliyawenlushan
- Yudapeishan
- Nandashuikushan
- Youpolanshan
- Mabishanshan
- Liushunshan
- Guangtoushan
Lofty Nine[5]
These tall peaks are very conspicuous, catching the eye more than neighboring peaks.
- Yunfeng
- Qilaishan Main Peak
- Touyingshan
- Hehuanshan East Peak
- Zhuoshedashan
- Nanshuangtoushan
- Nenggaoshan Main Peak
- Xiaoguanshan
- Guanmenbishan
Remote Nine[5]
These peaks are on distant offshoots of their mountain range and are not easily combined with other peaks in a single journey.
- Kelekeleanshan
- Tiannankelangshan
- Limenshan
- Huangdangkuoshan
- Kaxipananshan
- Wandongshan West Peak
- Batuonuofushan
- Kuhanuoxinshan
- Panshishan
Nine Screens
These mountains rise up like a wall, wide and flat, blocking the view of a large area like a screen.
- Dandashan
- Pingfengshan
- Wushuangshan
- Dongbajianshan
- Bulakesangshan
- Amannalaishan
- Jianshan
- Jushan
- Mutelebushan[3].
Gentle Ten
These mountains have an overall smooth profile, with gentle slopes and little climbing or scrambling needed.
- Dashuikushan
- Xueshan North Peak
- Hehuanshan山
- South Yushan
- Buganshan
- Hainuonanshan
- Lulilaluoshan
- Patuolushan
- Andongjunshan
- Yunshuishan[3].
Rocky Ten[5]
These mountains have rocky peaks that require scrambling or climbing to summit.
- Nanhudashan East Peak
- Zhongyangjianshan East Peak
- Malijiananshan
- Nanhudashan Southeast Peak
- Nanhudashan South Peak
- Taosai Peak
- Zhongyangjianshan West Peak
- Xitoushan
- Liwuzhushan
- Bashawanshan
Verdant Ten
These trails wind through lush green forests of tall, twisting trees and bamboo.
- Ganmulinshan
- Cuichisanchashan
- Xueshan South Peak
- Yushan West Peak
- Zhongbajianshan
- Baigudashan
- Qilaishan Inner Peak
- Zhongxueshan
- Zhimoshan
- Hehuanshan West Peak[3].