Mountaineering activities, which have flourished due to the pandemic outbreak, have caused people with little climbing experience to flock to the mountain, resulting in frequent mountain disasters. Our aim is to reshape the value of Taiwan's mountains through a plan to recreate the dwelling space in a hiking route. Mt. Dawu North is the southernmost peak in the 100 Peaks of Taiwan list which is also considered a sacred mountain by the indigenous people. The annual North Mountain Tawu Rite of Passage, not only emphasizes the importance of coexistence between humans and the land but also prompts people to rethink the meaning of mountaineering.