A Study on Mountain Track Participants’ Recreation Motivation Experience and Satisfaction---Taking Dakeng Mountain Tracks Taichung City as An Example

[[abstract]]The purpose of this study is to research on the relationship among the recreation motivation, experience, and satisfaction of mountain track participants. The study takes the mountain track participants of Da-Keng, Taichung City as the sample of the research. The study uses a self-designed questionnaire as a tool to do the survey. The survey is divided into three interfaces including motivation, experience, and satisfaction. The credibility of each interface is over Conbach α.80. The study uses convenience sample approach to deal with the questionnaires, with 434 copies of effective samples. The study uses SPSS 12.0 version software to deal with the statistical analysis, one-way ANOVA independent sample, Scheffe Method related analysis, and analysis of regression. It reaches the following conclusions: 1. The recreation motivation, experience, and satisfaction take health and nature factors as the first choice of consideration. 2. The participants with different ages, education level, average income, and marital situations have significant differences over recreation motivation. 3. The correlationship among recreation motivation, experience and satisfaction is positive, and reaches the level of statistical significance. This shows that the recreation motivation and experience of mountain track participants have influences over recreation satisfaction. 4. Recreation motivation and experience come to 60.1% of explanation for recreation satisfaction. Among the options, energy, health related physical fitness and motivation are most influential to recreation satisfaction