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Ride bicycles around Yunlin, explore the countryside, admire historical sites, and enjoy the natural scenery

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — Yunlin, rich in cultural heritage, urban-rural charm, religious beauty, and natural pastoral landscapes, is hosting the “Yunlin County Cycling Race and Huwei High-Speed Rail Circuit Race” this year, which will grandly kick off on June 19 and 20. This fast-paced high-speed rail circuit race and the long-distance road race will feature a total of 1,500 cyclists, and on the day of the event, there will also be the “Bicycle Ride Around Town, Discover Hidden Gems” activity, leading the public to cycle around Huwei’s historic sites and new locations, experiencing the scenery of the Huwei area firsthand.

Yunlin, filled with cultural relics, urban-rural culture, religious beauty, and natural pastoral scenery, is hosting the “Yunlin County Cycling Race and Huwei High-Speed Rail Circuit Race” this year, set to open in grand style on June 19 and 20. This fast-paced high-speed rail circuit race and the long-distance road race will have a total of 1,500 riders participating. On the day of the event, there will also be a “Bicycle Ride Around Town, Explore Hidden Sceneries” activity, guiding the public to cycle around Huwei’s historic and new sites, experiencing the local landscape up close.

The Yunlin County Cycling Race and Huwei High-Speed Rail Circuit Race are about to begin. Image provided by / The Republic of China Cycling Riders Association

Organized by the Republic of China Cycling Riders Association, the “National Club League” consists of 10 events this year, with the 5th and 6th stages specially held in Yunlin County, the agricultural capital, allowing participants to experience the unique beauty of Yunlin. In particular, the road race will pass through 10 townships—Huwei Township, Yuanchang Township, Beigang Township, Shuilin Township, Kouhu Township, Sihu Township, Taixi Township, Dongshi Township, Baozhong Township, and Tuku Township—completing an 80-kilometer journey within one day, marking the first large-scale cycling event ever held in Yunlin County.

The “Yunlin County Cycling Race and Huwei High-Speed Rail Circuit Race” will be held over two days. The first day kicks off with the “Huwei High-Speed Rail Circuit Race,” centered around the Yunlin Station of the high-speed rail, featuring a high-speed and thrilling road circuit race. Since the high-speed rail has not yet opened, this section can be closed to traffic for racing, providing participants with a safe and secure competition environment. There will also be performances by the demonstration group on the day, allowing families to watch the race together and participate in carefully designed activities.


Invite the public to bike around Huwei Township. Image provided by / The Republic of China Cycling Riders Association

The second day’s “Yunlin County Cycling Road Race” will cover an 80-kilometer route through 10 townships in Yunlin County, speeding along flat and lush plains. On the same day, there will also be the “Bicycle Ride Around Town, Discover Hidden Sceneries” activity organized by the Yunlin County Drifters Association, which is free to join and open for registration until June 17 or until full. Participants will receive souvenirs and meals per person upon return. The activity route starts from Huwei Elementary School, passes by the West Rail Sugar Railway Line, Deer Forest area, Yunlin Story House, Puppet Show Museum, and Huwei First Street, among other attractions, covering a total distance of about 30 kilometers.

For event inquiries: Yunlin County Drifters Free Bicycle Association
E-Mail: jyunlin2@gmail.com


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