Yuquan Weihu Mountain Forest Park/Ski Resort

Yuquan Weihu Mountain Forest Park/Ski Resort

The peaks of Yuquan Weihu Mountain Forest Park are steep and uniquely shaped, with natural scenery that ranks among the finest in northern China. Weihu Peak is a marvel of nature, a naturally formed giant tiger stretching 100 zhang in length.

Yuquan Weihu Mountain Forest Park lies atop the high mountains, poised as if ready to spring into action. Towering a thousand zhang high, it seems to devour miles of landscape, its form and spirit so vivid and lifelike that it is nothing short of a miraculous work of nature. Weihu Mountain Great Wall is an extraordinary feat, hailed as the “Second Badaling.” It coils over peaks and spans ridges, touching the earth and reaching the sky, with no visible beginning or end. Like a giant dragon, it dances atop the lofty mountains and appears and disappears amidst the pine waves. Its grand scale and majestic momentum leave the world in awe. In all seasons, the deep mountains and ancient forests offer even more novel pleasures. Activities such as park touring, mountain climbing, cliff scaling, cave exploring, spring outings, foraging, swimming, fishing, skiing, sledding, zip-lining, ice skating, hockey, horseback riding, archery, and hunting will keep you enthralled. The Happy Forest Arena features novel and thrilling military-style activities such as log bridges, wire bridges, Love River Hard to Cross, Brave the Peak, Hidden Rivalry, and Cat Chasing Mouse, blending training, competition, and fun to further enhance your enjoyment.

Yuquan Weihu Mountain Forest Park is located within the territory of Yuquan Town, Acheng District, 50 kilometers from Harbin City, connected by the Harbin-Suihua Highway. The entire park covers an area of 100 hectares. Within the park, vast pine forests, steep mountain peaks, deep caves and valleys, clear springs, and unique scenery rank it among the finest in northern China, making it a key tourist attraction in Heilongjiang Province. Weihu Mountain is truly a marvel of the north, a naturally formed “giant tiger” over 400 meters long and more than 60 meters high, lying atop the high mountains as if ready to spring into action. Its form is incredibly lifelike, its spirit remarkably vivid, leaving one in awe of nature’s miraculous craftsmanship.

Weihu Mountain Great Wall is a feat of modern times. It coils over peaks and spans ridges, touching the earth and reaching the sky, with no visible beginning or end, like a coiling dragon dancing between the lofty mountains and emerging from the pine waves. Its grand scale and majestic momentum have earned it the title of the “Second Badaling.”

Gazing at the Great Wall, one takes in both ancient and modern times, feeling the grandeur of the mountains and rivers while also stirring nostalgic emotions. In the lush greenery of summer, along mountain paths swayed by wildflowers, climb to the top of Weihu Peak, which resembles a tiger’s back. From above, you can look down at the colorful mountain flowers, green grass, chirping mountain birds, and pleasant sound of springs. Standing atop the peak, gazing south at the mountain ranges and north at the rivers, your vision expands, and you feel the boundlessness of the world, leaving you refreshed, invigorated, and lost in thought. When the harsh winter arrives and snow embraces the land, the world transforms—“mountains dance like silver snakes, plains gallop like wax elephants.” The enchanting Weihu Mountain Forest Park, in this season of a thousand miles of ice, shifts from the poetic imagery of “myriad reds covering the mountains, layers of forests dyed in color” to a silver-white world. Walking into the pine forests of Weihu Mountain, stepping on fallen leaves and frost flowers, and visiting sites such as Weiting, Weidong, Naitou Mountain, Fox Fairy Cave, and Eagle Claw Peak, visitors will naturally sense the majestic beauty of the northern landscape.