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The Wuer Tea Pot Mountain Trail is a hiking trail suitable for short return trips, also known as "Tea Pot Mountain", with an elevation of about 600 meters. From Jinguashi, looking towards the mountain top, the shape of the mountain top resembles a tea pot without a handle, hence the name. The trailhead can be accessed from the Gold Museum or the Kuan Chi Temple. The trail alternates between uphill and flat roads, and those who are not physically fit may find it slightly strenuous. From the top, you can take in the beautiful views of the entire Jinguashi mountain. Tea Pot Mountain is a mountain body composed of lithified conglomerate, and from the eastern part of the mountain top, you can see the Pacific Ocean, look south to Banshanyan, and enjoy the views of Mount Keelung and the Romantic Highway. From the other side, you can also see the blue and yellow gradient of the Yin Yang Sea. In the fall and winter, the entire mountain is covered with silver grass, making it one of the most popular spots for silver grass viewing in the north, and the best high-point viewing spot in the Northeast Corner.