Changqing Bikeway is approx. 15 km long. According to the smoothness and gradient of the path, it can be divided into two routes: regular and challenging. The 5-km-long regular way pass by Zantian Temple and Qingshuiyan and ends at Hutian Temple. It is smoother and suitable for parents with children or people who want to exercise. The other challenging route is around 10 km and situated at the fork next to Qingshuiyan. At the end of this route is a mark reading “7,100 m”; hence, it is also called the “7100 route”. This route is rough and steep, and physically challenging for bike riding. Bikers are advised to be sufficiently prepared and choose the route that is right for their physical condition. Since the bikeway is situated in a low-attitude mountain area, there are abundant ecological resources and diverse forest forms along the way. What is worth mentioning is that groups of grey-faced buzzards pass by the Baguashan mountain range around March each year. The bird watching platform at Hengshan at the end of the bikeway is a great place for watching the buzzards soaring in the sky. It is a must-visit attraction for birdwatching. In late spring and early summer, the snow white Tung flowers bloom. These delicate and lovely flowers decorate the green forest and resemble snow covering the mountain top, creating a breathtaking scene. Riding on the bikeway is like entering a romantic painting of the northern landscape. Many bikers come and view the flowers under the trees, and have their photos taken with the scenery, hoping to keep this wonderful memory. In late spring and early summer, the snow white Tung flowers bloom. These delicate and lovely flowers decorate the green forest and resemble snow covering the mountain top, creating a breathtaking scene. Riding on the bikeway is like entering a romantic painting of the northern landscape. Many bikers come and view the flowers under the trees.