壽峠

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Multi tool use




坐标：22°14′43″N 120°50′08″E / 22.245239°N 120.835549°E / 22.245239; 120.835549




臺灣的單車活動盛行，壽峠原有廢棄的檢查哨，如今已成為單車族的休息站，此處也是南迴公路最高點。


壽峠[註 1]，常作壽𡶛、壽卡，台灣旅遊景點，海拔460公尺，是南迴公路最高點，位於台9線455公里處，因地處中央山脈尾稜一處山口，分屬屏東縣獅子鄉與臺東縣達仁鄉所轄[1][2]。近年來，因單車活動盛行，現在已發展成提供休憩的景點。


日治時期，興建一條楓港台東道，即南迴公路的前身，途經一處山口是該線最高點，日人稱「寿峠」（日语：ことぶきとうげ Kotobukitōge），至今仍沿用之[2]。在壽峠，原本有棟檢查哨，就位於台9線與縣道199線之交叉口[3][4]。1997年10月15日，國防部與內政部公告解除山地管制之後，使得檢查哨遭到廢棄閒置[5]。隨著台灣發展起休閒活動，其中騎單車的愛好者會挑戰南迴公路，因一路爬坡到壽峠則有21公里長之路段，使單車族會選擇爬坡最高點壽峠休息，這棟檢查哨因而發展成「鐵馬驛站」[3][4]。再者，壽峠位處台9線、縣道縣道199線交會，東西間可通屏東、台東兩縣，也為台灣本島之東部與西部間來往要塞；往南則通往恆春半島，也可通往東源溼地、旭海、墾丁等景點[1]。




目录






  • 1 周邊景點


  • 2 參見


  • 3 註解


  • 4 參考文獻





周邊景點



  • 佳樂水

  • 南仁湖

  • 牡丹水庫

  • 東源溼地

  • 旭海草原

  • 阿塱壹古道

  • 石門古戰場

  • 四重溪溫泉


  • 九棚大沙漠（港仔大沙漠）

  • 墾丁國家公園

  • 雙流國家森林遊樂區



參見


  • 峠


註解




  1. ^ 「峠」為和製漢字



參考文獻





  1. ^ 1.01.1 地圖王製作部. 恆春半島·墾丁國家公園. 《南台灣旅遊通地圖王》. 戶外生活. 2005. ISBN 986-7967-59-3 （中文（台灣）‎）. 


  2. ^ 2.02.1 黃瓊慧等人撰述. 壽峠. 《臺灣地名辭書：卷四 屏東縣》. 臺灣省文獻委員會. 2001: 852頁. ISBN 957-02-9155-9 （中文（台灣）‎）. 


  3. ^ 3.03.1 翁禎霞. 壽卡超夯 單車族必攻之地. 聯合新聞網. 2008-11-12 （中文（台灣）‎）.  外部链接存在于|title= (帮助); 使用|accessdate=需要含有|url= (帮助)


  4. ^ 4.04.1 蔡宗憲. 壽卡鐵馬驛站 開張囉. 自由時報電子報. 2009-04-12 （中文（台灣）‎）.  外部链接存在于|title= (帮助); 使用|accessdate=需要含有|url= (帮助)


  5. ^ 國防部、內政部. 公告調整臺灣省屏東縣牡丹鄉、來義鄉、獅子鄉山地管制區範圍，自中華民國86年10月15日生效(86.10. 1). 政府公報資訊網. 1997-10-29 （中文（台灣）‎）.  外部链接存在于|title= (帮助); 缺少或|url=为空 (帮助); 使用|accessdate=需要含有|url= (帮助)









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