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Keelung's first dedicated bike lane, 4.2 km long, fully opens

Published: 2026-11-13 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-13 — Keelung City's first bicycle-only lane, the "Bicycle Lane Coastal Branch Line Network Connection Project," is expected to be completed by the end of August. The entire route spans 4.2 km and is set to open for public use in mid-September. The total project cost for this branch line is approximately NT$12 million...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Wu Pin-xuan, compiled and reported
 
Keelung City's first bicycle-only lane, the "Bicycle Lane Coastal Branch Line Network Connection Project," is expected to be completed by the end of August. The entire route spans 4.2 km and is set to open for public use in mid-September. The total project cost for this branch line is approximately NT$12 million. Construction began last November, starting from behind the old Fishermen's Association building on Zhongzheng Road, passing by the Nostalgic Wharf, then continuing along Zhengbin Road to Heping Bridge to enter Heping Island, and onto Lane 2, He 1st Road, at the Fish Market Street.

The current progress is about 90%, and the entire route is expected to be completed by the end of August if weather permits. (Photo / Keelung City Government)

Badaozhi Wangyou Valley has recently become a popular tourist attraction. (Photo / National Museum of Marine Science and Technology)

Connecting from Sheliao Bridge to National Taiwan Ocean University, the lane links up with Taiwan's round-island cycling route. It passes through Bitou Fishing Port, Badaozhi Fishing Port, the National Museum of Marine Science and Technology, and Chaojing Park, and connects with the Northeast Coast scenic area, offering a relaxing and enjoyable way to cycle along the coastline and enjoy sea views.


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