It’s the coldest time of the year in Beijing, and all the ski resorts have officially opened. If you’re looking for a fun and healthy winter activity, skiing is a great option, especially for young people. Here are some of the most fun ski resorts in Beijing.
1. Fishyang Ski Resort
The Fishyang Ski Resort is located in Pinggu, a green area east of Beijing. It covers more than 6,000 acres and has facilities that are on par with international standards. The resort has two 1600-meter advanced trails, three 700-meter intermediate trails, two 600-meter beginner trails, and a 300-meter teaching trail. There is also an enclosed snowboard park that caters to snowboard enthusiasts of different skill levels, allowing more people to enjoy the fun of snowboarding.
The resort has been in trial operation since December 3rd. During the trial operation period, only the beginner trail No. 3 is open. The trail is 300 meters long, 40 meters wide, and has a slope of 5-10 degrees. Two magic carpets are also available. Later on, the resort will gradually increase the number of trails and cable car capacity based on the weather and snowmaking conditions. Individual visitors are not accepted on-site, and reservations must be made one day in advance.
2. Snowtown Ski Resort
The Snowtown Ski Resort is located on the western line of the Daxing International Airport, adjacent to Ximagezhuang, Beijing’s most beautiful countryside, and the 10,000-acre Yongding River Sightseeing Belt. It is only a 30-minute drive from downtown Beijing, and it is currently the largest ski and snow tourism destination in the flatlands of China. The ski resort covers an area of over 100,000 square meters and has two advanced practice trails, one intermediate trail, and two beginner trails. It can meet the skiing needs of skiers of different levels.
3. Huaibei International Ski Resort
The night trails are fully lit, and five 18-meter high square plate lights have been added. The high-speed cable car is also open at night, and there is no extra charge for the high-speed cable car for the advanced and intermediate trails at night! Huaibei is brighter than ever!
A new area has been added for skiers who bring their own skis, converting the original Chinese restaurant into a bring-your-own-skis service area to further meet the needs of skiers who bring their own skis! The area is also equipped with lockers, simple meals, coffee, and milk tea.
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