Nanshan Ski Resort

Nanshan Ski Resort

Nanshan Ski Resort is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction.

Nanshan Ski Resort is located directly south of Miyun District, 62 kilometers from Sihui Bridge in Beijing. Covering an area of over 4,000 acres, it is a four-season resort integrating dynamic tourism activities such as skiing, water sliding, grass sliding, tubing, and paragliding. The resort boasts beautiful scenery, and its offerings can be summarized as “skiing in winter, spring outings in spring, water activities in summer, and fruit picking in autumn.” Its features include a focus on dynamic tourism supplemented by sightseeing, combining activity with relaxation, warmth with coolness, and operating year-round.

The resort boasts beautiful scenery, and its offerings can be summarized as “skiing in winter, spring outings in spring, water activities in summer, and fruit picking in autumn.” Its features include a focus on dynamic tourism supplemented by sightseeing, combining activity with relaxation, warmth with coolness, and operating year-round.

In winter, this ski resort is currently the largest in North China in terms of scale, with the most advanced facilities and the most comprehensive variety of ski runs. The resort has built 21 ski runs of varying difficulty levels—advanced, intermediate, and beginner—suitable for all types of skiers. It also features China’s first snowboarding park—NANSHAN MELLOW PARK (Nanshan-Mellow Snowboarding Park), which was developed in collaboration with the renowned Austrian MELLOW company. The park includes jumps (4), a snowboard wall (6M*3M), rails (6), a half-pipe, and other facilities. Additionally, it offers the country’s only moguls (advanced mogul run), wave slope (waves practice slope), and a dedicated snowmobile track for children, as well as China’s first six-a-side snow soccer field. The resort has introduced and installed high-tech snowmaking systems from Austria, two German snow groomers, one four-seat and one two-seat chairlift, and nine surface tow lifts of various sizes. For snow play and entertainment, the resort has built a 1,318-meter dry toboggan run (imported from Germany’s Wiegand), Canadian snow tubes, Korean sleds, American aerial ski lifts and children’s paragliding, among others.

Transportation

Bus: Take the air-conditioned express bus “Dongmi Special Line” 980 from Dongzhimen Long-Distance Bus Station to Taiyangjiayuan, then transfer to a taxi to reach the resort.

Shuttle Bus: Departures every day; advance booking required. Departs at 8:30 AM from Sanyuanqiao / Wudaokou, and returns from Nanshan at 5:30 PM. 1. Parking lot at Time International Lianjia Real Estate near Sanyuanqiao (Building 1, Courtyard 6A, Shuguang Xili) 2. East gate of Huqing Jiayuan, 100 meters from Wudaokou subway station

Self-drive: Take the Beijing-Chengde Expressway – Exit 16 for Miyun urban area (after exiting the highway, turn right, then at the second traffic light turn left and go straight for about 5 minutes following the signs to arrive) – Nanshan Ski Resort

Ticket

20 RMB per person

Skiing price: (Includes the rental of one set of ski equipment and the use of chairlifts, tow lifts, and ski runs. 30% discount for those bringing their own ski gear.)

2 hours: Weekdays 120 RMB per person, Sundays 180 RMB per person, Saturdays, New Year’s Day, and Spring Festival 200 RMB per person

3 hours: Weekdays 140 RMB per person, Sundays 220 RMB per person, Saturdays, New Year’s Day, and Spring Festival 240 RMB per person

4 hours: Weekdays 160 RMB per person, Sundays 255 RMB per person, Saturdays, New Year’s Day, and Spring Festival 280 RMB per person

Full day: Weekdays 260 RMB per person, Sundays 370 RMB per person, Saturdays, New Year’s Day, and Spring Festival 390 RMB per person

Opening Hours

Operating Hours (Chairlift Operation Hours):

Winter: 9:00–17:30

Spring: 9:00–18:00

Attraction Location

5 kilometers south of Miyun County, Beijing

Henancun Town: A town under the jurisdiction of Miyun County. Established as Henancun Township in 1958, reorganized as a commune in 1961, reinstated as a township in 1984, and upgraded to a town in 1993. Located in the southern part of the county, 4 kilometers from the county seat. Covers an area of 66.4 square kilometers with a population of 23,000. The Miyun-Shunyi Highway passes through the town. It administers Pingtou, Qianjingou, Lianghe, Shawu, Ganhechang, Xinxing, Lianhuaban, Diaoyutai, Nan Danjiazhuang, TaoLi, Luguzhuang, Beijinguotun, Henancun, Beidanjiazhuang, Taishang, Xiadun, Nanjinguotun, Jingliuyuan, Tuanyi, Zhongzhuang, Ningcun, Shengshuitou, Dongtaoli, YujiaTai, Chen... (Detailed information on Henancun Town++)