The Ancient Log Trail , originally a timber trail used for transporting wood, has been reconstructed into a leisure trail. Meandering through a 516-hectare forest area, the trail passes through a mix of Phyllostachys pubescens bamboo and cedar forests, boasting intact primary trees and rich biodiversity. Blue magpies can be spotted in the woods, and along the way, visitors encounter bamboo pavilions, ecological ponds, the Stone Wall Hawk Bridge, remnants of charcoal kilns, and a high point scenic platform offering views of Jianan Cloud Peak and Stone Cliffs Mountain. The suspended Sheep Meadow Skywalk provides a close-up view of towering Chinese fir trees. The trail is serene, comfortable, and showcases beautiful forest scenes, with clear signage making it a family-friendly rest spot.

The south wind blows up from the bottom of the valley, and the scenery, sunshine, breeze and mountain storms of Alishan are intertwined and dance together. Therefore, this platform is the "Breeze Platform".

The elliptical ring connects the stage of the wind and shines with each other. The semi-outdoor bamboo shed provides a place for tourists to shelter from the sun and rain. Tables and chairs are set up under the bamboo shed, where tourists can enjoy the breeze, dining and rest.

Yunling Hill Observatory Deck stretching across Yunlin, Chiayi, and Nantou counties, stands at an elevation of around 1,650 meters. It provides a stunning view of sunrise, sunset, and ever-changing clouds. At the summit, a triangulation point observation platform showcases a humanoid sculpture by Ju Ming, cleverly pointing towards the three counties and symbolizing their unique meeting point.

The elevational changes on the hills of Yunling are significant. In addition to the distant views along the mountain ridges, the landscape preserves the beauty of the azalea flower sea, while clusters of wild peonies are strategically arranged like a maze. Incorporating the natural flow of the landscape, a maze is created that respects the existing environment, allowing for a friendly interaction with the natural surroundings. This approach fosters a harmonious connection with the mist and scenery of the hills.

Situated near the flatter terrain alongside the Ancient Log Trail, Breeze Platform is enveloped by the trail, creating a bamboo grove area. It serves as a key spot close to the main entrance, offering a space for relaxation, pre-trip briefings, and experiential activities. Wander through the serene bamboo forest, find a seat beneath bamboo pergolas to rest. With earthen walls and roofs blocking the view and sounds from the riverside trail, attention is directed to the bamboo leaves, the sky, and the interplay of light and shadow, initiating forest healing activities.

Adapting to the terrain, two main platforms have been arranged, using locally distinctive stone walls as retaining walls for the platforms, with the stone walls and bamboo groves enhancing the scenic impression of the stone cliffs. The upper platform serves as a parking area and vendor space, while the lower platform is the 'Pine Bamboo Plaza.' Sandstone blocks are artfully arranged in a staggered manner, with a gravel ground cover. The natural demeanor is showcased through the planting of Japanese white pines and fountain grass, complementing the adjacent bamboo groves, creating an aesthetically pleasing landscape.

Choose a tranquil spot amidst the bamboo and cedar groves near the Ancient Log Trail to set up a seating area with reclining chairs for multiple people. Lean back and gaze at the swaying treetops and bamboo leaves, listening to the gentle whispers of the bamboo grove. Experience the joy of sound in silence. The materials used in the Whisper Lounge include steel and integrated bamboo composite.

The bamboo grove near the stone wall follows a double spiral design, with separate paths for entry and exit that never intersect. Although its shape appears simple, the labyrinth operates systematically, offering a serene space for individual strolls and reflection. Additionally, it serves as a venue for group therapeutic activities.

To meet the needs of forest healing programs, a versatile platform is set up in the bamboo grove. It's used for activities like forest yoga and meditation. It's open for public use during regular hours and prioritized for healing groups during scheduled program activities.