Outsmarting Beidahu
Conquering Yabuli
Battling at the Summit of Wanlong Cloudtop
Men, women, young, old, singles, and pairs compete together
Form teams of three to register
Three cobblers with their wits combined equal Zhuge Liang, the mastermind
Participation for all — 300 million people on the snow
Compete with wits, teamwork, and strategy
Organizers: Chinese Ski Association, China Sports Venue Association
Supporting organization: China Center for Urban Development and Reform
Executive organizer: Huati Sports Dynamics (Beijing) Technology & Culture Co., Ltd.
Title sponsor: Premium Sponsor
First leg
January 19, Beidahu Ski Resort, Jilin
8:00 AM Check-in, receive ski card, timing bracelet, bib number, souvenir, etc.
9:30 AM Opening ceremony
10:00 AM Staggered start, race closes four hours after start
3:00 PM Race ends, results announced, award ceremony
Entry fee:
¥80/person (season pass or ski ticket holders get refund for timing bracelet and bib after race completion)
¥400/person (includes Jan 19 ski ticket, refund of ¥80 after returning ski card, timing bracelet, and bib)
¥690/person (includes Jan 19 & 20 ski tickets, refund of ¥80 after returning ski card, timing bracelet, and bib)
¥280/person (for children 16 years and under only, includes Jan 19 ski ticket, refund of ¥80 after returning ski card, timing bracelet, and bib)
Registration & pre-race guide | Master these, and enjoy the Beidahu course with ease. Click to see details
Registration & payment method: Scan the QR code to register via mini-program
For race inquiries, add WeChat/phone number to join participant group: 13810455026
Three legs of the tournament
January 19, Outsmarting Beidahu – Public Group, Family Group
February 23 – Brave the Slopes in Yabuli: Open Category & Family Category
March 9 – Battle at Wanlong Summit: Elite Category, Open Category & Family Category
Three categories, three people per team – as the saying goes, “When walking with two others, I’m bound to find a teacher among them.”
Elite Category Past champions from previous competitions, outstanding teams from the Yabuli and Beidahu stops, or highly skilled skiing and orienteering teams – with at least one female or junior member
Open Category Intermediate to advanced skiers and teams with certain orienteering abilities – with at least one female member
Family Category Beginner to intermediate skiing families or parent-child teams (not limited to family units), with at least one participant under 16 years old
(Maps from past competitions)
Race Format Overview
1. The Perfect Fusion of Alpine Skiing and Orienteering
2. Each participant receives an orienteering map. Teams must locate and check in at all designated points, with the fastest team declared the winner
3. Checkpoints are divided into two types: mandatory points and optional points. All team members must complete mandatory points, while only one team member needs to complete optional points
4. The race cutoff time is 4 hours. Teams that complete all checkpoint check-ins within the cutoff time are considered to have finished the race. The final time is based on the last team member to finish. Detailed rules follow International Orienteering Federation standards. The event’s organizing committee and referee panel have the final say in rule interpretation
Just take another look at the partners and various ski product sponsors to see how amazing the prizes are