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@@wanderingcantos thanks!

Thanks Abby!

Ya, that was some friends and I out for all the slides. Did you guys get back down alright? For some reason, there were several groups around in crisis that day. This video? Really? The other ones are better I swear since the music on this got taken away 🤣

@@AlaTaiwanStair Yeah we did thanks! I watched some of your others too the Flying Dragon Waterfall was insane, hope someday I can repeat that same route you guys did!!

Thanks Ryan. I'd love to use a DSLR sometimes like you do and try a calmer, more aesthetic video. Maybe even a narrative format but I'm super afraid of breaking it! I'll add camera info back on to the description as I had assumed no one cared! On my helmet right now is a Insta360 ONE R ~ Love seeing your beautiful lizard and snake shots on Facebook!

Hey Zachary, great to always have more people along interested in canyoning. My recommendations are a few: foremost, there is honestly no good substitute for professional training because of the risk factor. I recommend the ACA, ICOPro, or CIC organizations. There's others, but The ACA level 1 / level 2's are offered pretty regularly here for weekend courses. I'd also add that following the courses, it's really recommended to apprentice and learn from more experienced guides. Finally, regardless of whatever you do, if you find a decent guide/group, just go out as a participant on some less gnarly canyons to figure out your interest level. You're welcome to join in with our group sometime. Just be aware of a few basic necessary skills like swimming and some rope-work experience like climbing or rappelling. And also, certain quality 'climbing spec' equipment are a must-purchase if you want to do more than one canyon. Then it's pretty easy to keep progressing from there. You can search my name on Facebook if you have more questions!

@@AlaTaiwanStair Thanks for replying man! I'll definitely look into some of the courses, will add you on Facebook as well. my Facebook name should be Zachary Chen also, really hope i can join you guys some day.

There's at least 4 decent slides there. But camera issues and the need to rush through the first descent bolting meant I couldn't film them well... The 15m slide you can do over and over again with the bolts I put there and a rope to climb back up.

Recently I found a more extreme 15m slide in Taoyuan Dory! Far more vertical and faster than this one. And it's followed by a 15-20m cliff jump! Wanna go?

@@AlaTaiwanStair Of course! But maybe next year. It's getting too cold for me now. I'm very interested in the slide, but the jump.....errrr

Ya, it's pushing a bit further south past Guanghua Elem. The drive gets a bit rough at the end. goo.gl/maps/j6Q47PAHB2oGpV9B7

Well, such is life! I'm aware the internet is a black hole so I don't worry about it too much. Just try to enjoy our own lives and share opportunity with other like-minded folk. Especially in these darker times!

@@AlaTaiwanStair Of course man. Don't mean to imply more views from a validation perspective, but more from the perspective that the world deserves to know about Taiwan's story and incredible nature. Showcasing this to adventurous westerners is the best place to start IMO.

同意！台灣真美！好有潛力！

已經封禁30年了

無限期封山～ 民國75年一場山崩造成28人死亡～ 死狀慘烈。現在哪裡被稱為禁地～

What purpose/story will it be used for?

@@AlaTaiwanStair I'm sorry the proposal of the story that introduces NanChaTian Mountain has been canceled, Thank you for your reply.