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Five days challenge.
Mt. Nanhu is No.8 Peak of “Taiwan One Hundred Peaks”, which is 3,742m in altitude and the length of the trail is approximate 27.7km.

Mt. Nanhu sits at the northern edge of the Central Mountain Range(North Sec 1). Although Mt. Nanhu isn’t the tallest mountain, it is “King of Mountain" in many hikers hearts. There are 8 100 Peaks along this trail : Mt. Shenmachen (No.83 3,141m), N. Nauhu (No.22 3,536m), Nauhu N. Peak (3,592m), Nauhu E. Peak (No.14 3,632m), Towsay Peak, Nauhu ES. Peak, MabisaShan (No.72 3,211m), Nauhu Main Peak (No.8 3,742m), Nauhu S. Peak(No.29 3,475m), BaBaShan (No.32 3,449m). We strongly recommend five or more days to hike up there to enjoy the stunning view.

Five days trip:
First day takes around 6 hours (11.6k) hike to New Yunleng Cabin. Second day takes 2.6 hours (4.3k) to Mt. Shenmachen, 1.5 hours (2.7k) to N. Nauhu, 1.5 hours (1.3k) to Nauhu N. Peak then to Nauhu Cabin. Third day takes 1.5 hours (2.5k) to Nauhu E. Peak, Towsay Peak, Nauhu ES. Peak, MabisaShan and back to Nauhu Cabin. Fourth day takes 1.5 hours (1.8k) to Nauhu Main Peak, , 1 hour (0.7k) to BaBaShan. Last day head back to trailhead. Total would be 4,894m elevation gain hiking.