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Bike rides are all the rage—Taipei County’s “365 Play Sports” autumn cycling series

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — Have you explored all of Taipei’s bike paths? The “365 Play Sports” autumn cycling series in Taipei County offers a four-month cycling adventure across 29 townships and districts, featuring lesser-known hidden routes as well. There are 1...

Have you explored all of Taipei’s bike paths? The “365 Play Sports” autumn cycling series in Taipei County offers a four-month cycling adventure across 29 townships and districts, featuring lesser-known hidden routes as well. The 10 routes span a total of 380 kilometers waiting for you to explore together!

Cycling is one of the most popular sports today. Photo provided / Bicycle Riders Association

Taipei County has built Taiwan’s longest network of bike paths, nearly 500 kilometers in total, connecting riverside green spaces, town ecology, landscapes, and cultural features. This allows riders to cruise through various scenic spots, merging sports and tourism with a fresh perspective. The “365 Play Sports” autumn cycling series runs from August 14 to December 18, highlighting attractions such as the Old Caoling Tunnel in Northeast Taiwan, Shuangxi, Wugu/Bali, Sanxia Man Yue Yuan, Wulai, Pinglin, Hou Dian, Jinshan Shimen, Taipei County bike paths, and Tamsui/Sanzhi to meet the needs of cycling enthusiasts.

The “365 Play Sports” autumn cycling series introduces 10 carefully selected routes. Photo provided / Bicycle Riders Association

Participation in this event is free, but online registration is required. The first 300 participants will receive a cycling water bottle, a participation certificate, and a 365 Play Sports bicycle passport. Those who accumulate 100 km, 200 km, and 300 km in this event can redeem rewards and a challenge completion certificate with their bicycle passport. Everyone is welcome to join in the fun, enjoy physical activity, and take in the beautiful mountains and waters of Taipei County!

Those interested can register via the Bicycle Riders Association website. Photo provided / Bicycle Riders Association

Republic of China Bicycle Riders Association: http://www.cyclist.org.tw/



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