Basics
- County / City
- Nantou County
- Elevation
- 3,368 m
- Range
- Central Mountain Range
- Route grade
- Grade 5 (1–5, higher is harder)
- Common routes
- Ganzhuowan Peaks (干卓萬群峰)
- Coordinates
- 23.8344, 121.1158
About
Mount Zhuoshe or Mount Cho-she (Chinese: 卓社大山) is a mountain in Nantou County, Taiwan with an elevation of 3,369 m (11,053 ft). It is located at the border of Ren'ai and Xinyi Township.
Text from the English Wikipedia article “Mount Zhuoshe”, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0.
Summit weather (next 7 days, estimated for 3,368 m)
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Permits
Most 100 Peaks routes are in restricted mountain areas and need a mountain entry permit in advance.
Apply on the Taiwan hiking permit portal; official notices take precedence.
Suggested gear (October)
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Essentials
HeadlampFor pre-dawn starts and late descents; bring spare batteriesTrekking polesSaves your knees on descents and steadies you on stream crossings and screeRain jacket and pantsAfternoon fog and rain are common up high; hypothermia often starts with getting wetHiking backpackA proper harness and hip belt make long days less tiringFirst-aid kitBasic care for blisters, scrapes and sprains
Warm layers
Light down jacketHigh-mountain mornings hover around 0°C; put it on when you stopWarm glovesHands are the first to freeze when gripping ropes and poles
If staying overnight
Sleeping bagHuts and campsites get cold at night; pick a comfort rating below 0°CCamping stoveFor hot water and hot meals, with a mountain gas canisterWater filterFor refilling from streams and ponds on multi-day tripsLight power bankKeeps your phone alive for navigation and emergency calls over several days