The "Sacred Ridge Snow Cover" in Xueshan (Snow Mountain) has made its debut！ The snow cover is expected to last for 4 to 7 days.

Due to the cold front that hit on the 5th, the Sacred Ridge, located at an altitude of over 3,100 meters, had ample moisture and temperatures close to 0°C. After the cold rain, the skies cleared on the morning of the 6th, revealing the Sacred Ridge covered in a layer of white snow. The winter-exclusive scenic wonder of Shei-Pa National Park, the "Sacred Ridge Snow Cover," has officially made its appearance！ Currently, parts of the grassy slopes on Mount Tayuling, Qijun Mountain, and the northern peak of the Daxue Mountain on the western ridge of Snow Mountain in the Yuhu observation area have also accumulated snow.

Staff from the park management suggest that the best spots to view the "Sacred Ridge Snow Cover" are the Shei-Pa and Yuhu recreation areas. However, the access road to the Shei-Pa area is still under construction and is expected to open before Lunar New Year next year. Those eager to catch a glimpse of the "Sacred Ridge Snow Cover" can first head to the Yuhu area. Options include the Cloud and Mist Trail next to the Yuhu Salamander Ecological Center or the coffee seating area behind the center.

Additionally, the best time to view the "Sacred Ridge Snow Cover" is before 10:00 AM at the Yuhu rest area to avoid obstruction by afternoon fog. For real-time weather information or traffic updates in the Yuhu area, you can call (037) 276-300 to inquire at the Yuhu Management Station.

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