Baihe Outdoor Sports

Baihe Outdoor Sports

Beijing Baihe Outdoor Sports Comprehensive Training Base

Upstream of the picturesque Miyun Reservoir lies a river called the Baihe. Traveling upriver, a road winds along the mountainside, flanked on one side by steep peaks and on the other by towering cliffs. Below the cliffs, the Baihe River roars through the valley. The road meanders along the mountainside, crossing bridges and tunnels, traversing cliffside roads carved out of the mountainside, as if journeying through the rugged Qinling Mountains. The Baihe River twists and turns through the valley, flowing ceaselessly, forming the renowned Baihe Canyon. One section of the canyon resembles the great bend of the Yarlung Tsangpo River, earning the Baihe Canyon the nickname “Beijing’s Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon.” The base is located within Baihe Canyon, just a two-hour drive from downtown, offering beautiful natural surroundings and air quality that meets national first-class standards. Dramatic canyons, majestic sections of the Great Wall, shaded groves, and murmuring streams… all of this offers you a brand-new experience.

The training base features multiple trekking routes suitable for leisure camping, various levels of hiking and trekking activities, rock climbing, ice climbing, rappelling, stream tracing, orienteering, wilderness camping, survival training, and team-building exercises.

The base is equipped with well-designed high ropes course facilities that meet national standards. It can accommodate multiple aerial activities simultaneously, including the horizontal ladder, the cliff jump, the high-wire walk, and the cargo net climb. In the wilderness, we also offer a range of activities, including cliff rappelling and ravine-crossing training facilities.

Upstream of the picturesque Miyun Reservoir lies a river called the Baihe. Traveling upriver, a road winds along the mountainside, flanked on one side by steep peaks and on the other by towering cliffs. Below the cliffs, the Baihe River roars through the valley. The road meanders along the mountainside, crossing bridges, traveling through tunnels, and driving along cliffside roads carved out of the mountainside, as if journeying through the rugged Qinling Mountains

    Miyun Miyun