The Shuangfengshan Mountain, located in Dongzhu Villiage, Chi’an Town, also the highest peak in Zhejiang area, is part of the north Shuangfengshan Mountain. Climbing along the quiet path to the halfway and walking down a left-side path, you will see the Qiaoxia Gorge. The steep cliff, with only one foot distance between two sides, has its bottom separated by three huge rocks. One spring comes out of the gorge, making a 100-meter-long waterfall striking the rocks. There are four elegant words by people of the Song Dynasty, namely, “Song Pu Quan Shi” (pine trees, waterfall, spring and stone), caved on the stone wall at the entrance of the Gorge, barely visible with age. You could also see other stone carvings describing the scenery.

Walking out of the Qiaoxia Gorge and keeping climbing for 50 steps, you’ll come to 1000 stone stairs, known as the ancient battle pass of “Bai Bu Jun”, which are so steep that you will see the soles of the climbers ahead of you.