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Baihe Canyon

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The Baihe Scenic Area is located in the northern part of Miyun County in the northeastern region of Beijing, approximately 70 kilometers from Beijing. The scenic area borders the main dam of the Baihe Reservoir to the north and faces Miyun County to the south. It stretches 14 kilometers from north to south, covering a total area of 27.8 square kilometers. This area combines wilderness adventure, entertainment, culture, tourism, and vacation, offering a beautiful environment and well-equipped facilities…

Baihe Canyon

The Baihe Scenic Area is located in the northern part of Miyun County in the northeastern region of Beijing, approximately 70 kilometers from Beijing. The scenic area borders the main dam of the Baihe Reservoir to the north and faces Miyun County to the south. It stretches 14 kilometers from north to south, covering a total area of 27.8 square kilometers. This area combines wilderness adventure, entertainment, culture, tourism, and vacation, offering a beautiful environment and well-equipped facilities.

Address: Yanqing County, Beijing

Type: Canyon

Recommended visiting time: 1 day

Phone: 010-69643107

Opening hours:

10:00-20:00

Ticket information:

Gate price: 5.0 RMB

The scenic area is open from April to October each year

Transportation

Take the “Jingmi Road” or “Jingcheng Expressway” to the “Kaifang Roundabout” in Huairou, then continue driving in the direction of Fengning;

Drive along the “Huai-Feng Highway” (National Highway 111) for about 45 kilometers to reach the “Qian’anling Second Bridge,” then make a right turn and drive 8.5 kilometers to reach the southernmost hydropower station in Qingshilin Village, which is also the dock for Beijing North Drift.

Take Exit 15 of the Jingcheng Expressway – FenShuiLing Tunnel – Liuli Temple – Qian’anling Second Bridge (right turn) – Babatang – Baihe North – southernmost part of Qingshilin Village – Beijing North Drift Reception Station

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