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"Green Field Theme Activity Year" Explores Baihua Mountain with Kailas

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — On September 8, the "Green Field Theme Activity Year" event, in collaboration with Dawei Outdoor, ventured into Baihua Mountain. Although the autumn morning was slightly chilly, it couldn't stop the outdoor enthusiasts. At 7:30 AM, two buses carrying over 110 people set off for Baihua Mountain. The "Green Field Theme Activity Year" led numerous outdoor lovers to explore the beautiful...

    9Month8Day, the "Green Field Theme Activity Year" event, in collaboration with Dawei Outdoor, ventured into Baihua Mountain. Although the autumn morning was slightly chilly, it couldn't stop the outdoor enthusiasts. In the morning7:30, two buses carrying110people headed toward Baihua Mountain. The "Green Field Theme Activity Year" brought together many outdoor enthusiasts to explore the stunning Baihua Mountain.

    The theme of this year's "Green Field Theme Activity Year" is " kailas-My Adventure Life." During the event, outdoor adventurers not only get to breathe fresh air and enjoy the beautiful scenery in nature but also have the chance to win various high-quality gear provided bykailas.

    KAILASAs a professionaloutdoorbrand, it takes on the mission of "dedicated to promoting the development of civilianmountaineeringand exploration sports." It actively carries out and implements several public welfare projects, including the "KAILASChina Unclimbed Peaks Project," "KAILASCoaches Growth Program," "KAILASMountaineering and Exploration School," and "KAILASClimbing Team Members." These initiatives nurture more talent for the future of mountaineering and exploration, and these individuals will also become important reserves driving the development of China'soutdoor sportsindustry.

    Baihua Mountain connects two districts, with the northern part in Mentougou District. The main peak of Baihua Mountain stands at1991meters, while Baimapen reaches an elevation of2050meters, making it the third highest peak in Beijing.

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