When it comes to Qingdao, the first thing that comes to mind is the sea, isn’t it? The sea in Qingdao is indeed beautiful. The azure sky, the clouds that float like ribbons, the endless expanse of seawater, and the towering waves are all beautiful scenery from Qingdao, Shandong. But today, I don’t want to praise the beauty of the sea in Qingdao anymore, I just want to talk about the ski resorts in Qingdao. Speaking of ski resorts in Qingdao, the absolute number one is Lotus Mountain Ski Resort.
I. Basic Information of Lotus Mountain Ski Resort
Address: Gushanbo Village, Yanghe Town, Jiaozhou City, Shandong Province
Opening Hours: 09:00~17:00
Recommended Playtime: 2~4 hours
II. Transportation Guide
1. Self-Driving Route
Huangdao or Lingzhu Mountain Expressway—Qinglan Expressway—Shenhai Expressway—Wangtai Exit—328 Provincial Road—Arrive at Lotus Mountain Ski Resort.
2. Bus Route
Take Bus No. 41 from Huangli—Get off at the terminal station Daxianjia Village—Transfer to Jiaozhou No. 507—Get off at Qinjiazhuang—Walk for 10 minutes to reach Lotus Mountain Ski Resort.
III. Ticket Price
Weekday (excluding weekends and holidays): 90 yuan/person
Weekend: 110 yuan/person
Holiday: 150 yuan/person
IV. Scenic Spot Introduction
This is called a ski resort, but it’s actually more appropriate to call it an agricultural ecological tourism project.
Lotus Mountain Ski Resort is generally more suitable for beginners because it has more simple difficulty projects and a relatively larger play area.
There is one 330-meter long beginner slope and one 400-meter long intermediate slope, as well as six snow tubing slopes, with relatively low difficulty.
Therefore, Lotus Mountain Ski Resort is more suitable for a family of three to go with their baby, which is relatively safe.
V. Nearby Attractions Recommendation
Aishan Geological Remains Provincial Nature Reserve (3km)
Jiaozhou Aishan Scenic Area (3km)
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