Baima Cliff

Baima Cliff

Baima Cliff is located in Kenai Village, 1 kilometer from the Laodui Stream Scenic Area. The park features a peak resembling a giant horse’s head, which gave the scenic area its name “Baima Cliff.” It is the first section of the “West Zhejiang Grand Canyon” and is acclaimed as the “Chinese Canyon Bonsai.”

The scenic area is backed by the Shangping Stream, featuring hiking trails that wind along the stream and loop around the mountains. Along the route, visitors can admire numerous rock peaks, cliffs, streamside stones, waterfalls, and more. Major attractions include Giant Tripod Rock, Phoenix Valley, Hundred-Zhang Gully, and Milky Way Waterfall.

Baima Cliff is covered in lush green mountains and vegetation, with fresh air and flowing springs. From time to time, rare animals such as sika deer, wild oxen, yellow muntjacs, and lovebirds can be spotted. The stream is home to fish like spotted bass and small axolotls, while the area's plant life includes hundreds of medicinal herbs such as nanmu wood, fennel, and wild bitter plums.