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Established 1990, Kaotai  is the  premier flight  site  inTaitung. The launch decks were recently  resurfaced. A  teashop/campground  was opened 1999. Despite the tour  busses  and  spectators,  the  site is still very  well managed  and  well maintained. Kudos  to the tour operators  who  keep their cattle very  much in line. This is the  site of the  annual Huadong Valley Paragliding Invitational.
 

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Pilots  often take  off here, fly  up to  the  Taiping  site, and then  fly the  north along the  west  rim of the Huadong valley  to Guansan, Chrsang, Fuli, and  Wuli,  halfway  to Hualien.

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Local  farmers are  very friendly. And it's  easy  to  hitch a  ride back up  to launch.  If you don't  like camping out, there is a  hotel a  short  walk  from the  LZ.

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Taiping  was  cleaned up  in  1998. The launch  deck is  large  enough to  spread  2  gliders but  affords  no  room  for  a  running  launch.  But,  the  updraft is  usually  strong  enough that  you  don't  need it. Spread  your  glider,  get it up, and  let  mother  nature do the rest. This is  a  nice 'fly- down- to- cloud- base'  site. ( I didn't  do  it! )

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 Tai-an was  cleared 1999, although  local  pilots  had flown it a couple of  years ago.  The  north  launch  affords  a gentle  slope  before the  drop and  is  popular in the winter. Ride  up the spur  when the  wind is  stronger to gain  altitude, or  go out of the  draw when the  thermals  are  hot. House  thermal on the  east face results  from  convergence  winds. The  south  take off has  a sharp  undercut about 4  meters  below it.

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 Caution and  good  judgement  are advisable, as  always.  Out the  draw,  are  some  small villages,  army  training, barracks and  a  graveyard. But the  best thermal  seems  to be  over the dairy and  pig farm,  which,  by the  way, lies directly  between  the  TOZ  and  the LZ. So, if  you  can't  find  the LZ,  just follow  your nose.

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This  site is just a  few  km  outside the  legal  range of the local  airport.  It is within eye  site, but  well out of the  flight  paths.

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Jin Dzun San  has  a number of  potential take offs,  and spectacular  views.  The east  take off faces the  sea. The town of  Taimali  is  just  below. A  fair  thermal  generator, on a  bad day it  will  keep  you aloft  until the beach LZ. On  a good  day,  the  sky's the limit. The north  face  TOZs require you to  fly out the  draw, being  mindful of leeside turbulence.    I'll get  pictures  of this  site  when the golden  needle flowers ( hence,  the name )  are in  bloom.