Speaking of skiing, I believe everyone is very familiar with it. After all, skiing is basically a national sport now. And there are many ski resorts in China now. So which ski resorts are better near Beijing? Below, I’ll give you a good introduction!
1、Which ski resort in Beijing is the most fun?
If you’re talking about the biggest and most fun ski resort in Beijing, it’s got to be Nanshan Ski Resort. The ski slopes at Nanshan Ski Resort are the best, but they’re also the most crowded and a little expensive.
Nanshan Ski Resort is located in Miyun County, northeast of the capital. It’s a 30-minute drive from Beijing. If you’re not driving yourself, there are buses to Nanshan Ski Resort. They run daily, take the expressway, and cost 40 yuan per person. They depart at 8:30 am (from Sanyuanqiao/Wudaokou) and return from Nanshan at 5:30 pm.
2、Which ski resorts are near Beijing?
① Badaling Ski Resort
It’s located about two kilometers west of the Badaling Great Wall. Currently, there are two 800-meter long beginner slopes, a 600-meter long intermediate slope, and an 800-meter long, 160-meter drop advanced slope.
② Huabei Ski Resort
It’s located 18 kilometers north of Huairou City, 5 kilometers north of Yanqi Lake, in the Jiugukou Natural Scenic Area. It’s generally open from December to March. Huabei has 3 ski lifts, 6 tow bars, and 1 magic carpet. The ski slopes consist of one advanced slope, three intermediate slopes, four beginner slopes, one snow park, and one snow play park.
③ Jundushan Ski Resort
Jundushan is a Beijing ski resort that provides meals. It’s located in Xiaotangshan Hot Spring Scenic Resort, Changping District. Jundushan’s advanced slope is 1200 meters long, 30 meters wide, and has an average slope of 35%. It’s one of the rare slopes in Beijing.
④ Nanshan Ski Resort
Nanshan Ski Resort has built 10 advanced, intermediate, and beginner slopes, as well as China’s first international standard half-pipe snowboard slope, large snowboard freestyle jump, and rainbow bars. It also has the country’s only “cat jump” advanced slope and children’s snowmobile trail, as well as China’s first six-player snow soccer field.
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