Xiangshan Ski Resort

Xiangshan Ski Resort

Destination Introduction

Xiangshan Ski Resort is the first dry ski slope in Beijing. Unlike natural snow resorts that are only open in winter, it allows people to engage in skiing activities all year round. The resort can accommodate 70 skiers at the same time. Three slopes of varying lengths and gradients cater to visitors with different skill levels.

Since its opening on December 26, 1998, Xiangshan Ski Resort has been widely loved by consumers of all backgrounds. Located within Beijing Botanical Garden, the resort covers an area of nearly 100,000 square meters and offers the following leisure and entertainment facilities: three dry ski slopes for beginners, intermediates, and advanced skiers, a Koster slide, urban golf, a baseball field, a flying trapeze, a children’s playground, as well as service amenities such as a Western-style fast food restaurant, a billiard bar, a comprehensive service center, and an ecological parking lot. The second phase of development also plans to include a clubhouse and distinctive garden dining among other health and leisure offerings.

Dry skiing is not limited by natural conditions. Xiangshan Ski Resort provides skiing services all year round, satisfying your desire for recreational skiing at any time. Located close to the Xiangshan area, the resort is surrounded by a natural oxygen bar, featuring an exquisitely designed layout, picturesque backdrops, and poetic ambiance... When skiing at high altitudes and enjoying leisure activities, you’ll feel as if you're in a heavenly paradise.

Xiangshan Ski Resort is an urban ski facility unaffected by seasons, climate, or geography. It represents a brand-new form of entertainment that combines travel, fitness, and fun. Thanks to its ease, thrill, safety, and suitability for all ages, it has gained global popularity. Urban skiing is a brand-new concept, pioneering a new realm of recreation, leisure, and entertainment.

A year-round, endlessly enjoyable urban ski resort, there are currently hundreds of such facilities across more than 20 countries worldwide—but China has only one: the Beijing Aiteman Xiangshan Ski Resort.

Contact Information: Address: No. 66, Nanying, Xiangshan, Beijing

Phone: (010) 62591666, 82594024, 13910861361, 13910282216

Fax: (010) 82594024

Email: ski@xiangshan-ski.com.cn

Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Ticket Prices: Weekdays (Monday–Friday): Adults 150 RMB, Students 50 RMB. Public holidays are not restricted—Adults 150 RMB/hour, Students 50 RMB/hour. Group discounts and night session discounts available.

Location: Inside Beijing Botanical Garden

The resort can accommodate 70 skiers at the same time. Three slopes of varying lengths and gradients cater to visitors with different skill levels. The slope for beginners is gently inclined and wide, featuring separate up and down lanes; the moderately sloped track is suitable for skiers with some experience who can control their path; the advanced slope requires a high level of skill, including the ability to change direction smoothly and manage speed effectively.

Beijing Xiangshan Ski Resort is China’s first urban ski resort, featuring three levels of slopes—beginner, intermediate, and advanced—that meet the needs of children, beginners, experienced skiers, and professional athletes alike. It can host ski performances and regular ski competitions. The resort also offers a variety of additional entertainment options such as a Koster slide, flying trapeze, baseball and softball field, and a children’s playground. Supporting facilities include an ecological parking lot for 300 vehicles, a fast food restaurant, and a premium holiday club.

Beijing Xiangshan Ski Resort is located in the picturesque northwest area of Beijing Botanical Garden, adjacent to famous scenic spots: the Reclining Buddha Temple, Cherry Valley, Xiangshan Park, Biyun Temple, and the recently opened Asia’s largest indoor botanical greenhouse (also known as the Indoor Garden). To the northwest, it is embraced by the Western Hills, while to the southeast, the gentle rolling landscape offers views of the city through the botanical garden’s flora and trees.

Transportation is very convenient, with bus routes 360, 318, 333, and 904 stopping at Xiangshan Terminal, and access via subway to Apple Park.

Haidian District, Beijing