Long Dong is Taiwan’s coastal climbing classroom—sea-carved cliffs, AMGA-certified instruction, and routes that suit beginners and seasoned climbers alike. Read on for what to expect, how to prepare and local tips for the best climbing day on Taiwan’s northeast coast.
Long Dong is Taiwan’s coastal climbing classroom—sea-carved cliffs, AMGA-certified instruction, and routes that suit beginners and seasoned climbers alike. Read on for what to expect, how to prepare and local tips for the best climbing day on Taiwan’s northeast coast.
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Operated by The Bivy Taiwan Rock Climbing Trips · Ruifang, New Taipei City
The day begins with a cold wind off the Pacific and the sound of waves arguing with rock. At Long Dong, the cliff faces jut from the sea like pages torn from the coastline, full of pockets, crimps and seams that demand attention. Climbers unload ropes and gear in a small parking lot, trade quick smiles with an AMGA-certified guide and step onto a short stony path where the ocean sets the rhythm—tide, spray, sunlight. What starts as a warm-up on lower walls quickly becomes a study of balance and patience: feet searching for tiny edges, fingers testing salt-worn holds, the guide calling beta from below.
moderate.
8 hours.
Moderate—participants should be comfortable with sustained physical activity, scrambling and standing on small holds for extended periods.
No—guided trips are designed for all levels; guides cover basics like knots, belaying and rope management for beginners.
Routes typically range 10–30 meters with approaches of 3–15 minutes from parking; the full tour lasts about 8 hours including instruction and transport.
Most operators supply ropes, helmets and harnesses; confirm if climbing shoes are available or bring your own for best fit.
Tours cancel in heavy rain, high winds or typhoon conditions—operators usually refund bookings if canceled 24+ hours in advance for safety.
Yes—complimentary pickup at Ruifang Train Station is common; pickup in Taipei may be offered for a fee.
Yes—seasonal closures occur for nesting seabirds; guides will route you around protected sectors to minimize disturbance.
Long Dong sits along Taiwan’s uplifted northeast coast, used historically by local fishermen and as access points for small-scale mining and coastal trade.
Climbers are encouraged to use minimal chalk, avoid bolting without permission and follow seasonal closures to protect nesting birds and fragile coastal vegetation.
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