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Yangjin Highway
- Weekend Mountain Rides & Short Routes
- Highest point: Approx. 820 m
- Ascent approx. 800 m / Descent approx. 100 m (Jinshan→Zhuzihu Intersection)
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Mileage & Weather Along the Route (📷 tap to view the image)
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Gas Stations Along the Route (in travel order, from OpenStreetMap)
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Distances between stations are approximate values calculated along the route geometry (only gas stations within 500 m of the route are counted). OpenStreetMap is edited by volunteers, so stations may be missing or closed; check business hours on site. On remote stretches, plan your fuel carefully rather than relying on this data alone.
Elevation Profile (Jinshan ⇄ Zhuzihu Intersection; highest approx. 790 m, lowest approx. 9 m)
Jinshan 9 mZhuzihu Intersection 680 m
The horizontal axis is distance along the route; the vertical axis is elevation (the height scale is exaggerated, so slopes look steeper than they are). Dots mark cameras (tappable) and stations. Elevation is estimated from AWS terrain data; tunnel and bridge sections are interpolated between their ends, so errors of several tens of meters are possible. For planning reference only.
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Route InformationThe following is compiled static information (supply stops, highlights, riding tips), not live conditions
Supply Stops
- 🏘️ Towns / Settlements (Multiple Services)Chinese Culture University shopping area Map ↗convenience stores
- ☕ Rest StopsMacao Hot Spring area Map ↗
- 🏘️ Towns / Settlements (Multiple Services)Jinshan Old Street Map ↗
Listed in travel order. Links open a Google Maps search; check business hours and conditions on site.
Yangjin Highway is the mountain section of Provincial Highway 2A between Yangmingshan and Jinshan. Its high point near Xiaoyoukeng is around 800 m above sea level. Weather at the summit may be completely different from the foothills: afternoon fog can rapidly reduce visibility, while winter northeast monsoon winds bring cold, wet conditions. Check the Xiaoyoukeng camera before leaving.
The Highway Bureau has no publicly available cameras on the mountain section itself. This page uses a Highway Bureau camera near Jinshan and an official Yangmingshan National Park live stream from Xiaoyoukeng Parking Lot. Conditions near Macao and Bayan are estimated from nearby weather stations.
Highlights & Attractions
The road crosses Yangmingshan National Park, with volcanic and geothermal scenery. Highlights include Xiaoyoukeng, Macao Bridge, Bayan, and Jinshan Old Street.
Typical Weather
Strong northeast monsoon conditions bring winter fog and rain. Frost may form around Xiaoyoukeng during cold waves.
Riding Tips
Expect steep grades, sharp curves, and very limited visibility in dense fog. Use your headlights. Strong crosswinds are possible on Macao Bridge.
Sources: Highway Bureau, MOTC, Yangmingshan National Park Headquarters (images), CWA (weather observations). Images are provided directly by each source; this site does not store or rebroadcast them.Full details