How about the top ten famous mountains around Beijing?

The west, north and east of Beijing are surrounded by mountains. Since ancient times, it has been said that it is always in the north, facing Taihang Mountain in the west, mountains and seas in the east and the Central Plains in the south. Its topographic skeleton was formed in the Yanshan movement in Mesozoic. Taihang Mountain stretches for hundreds of miles from Shanxi via Hebei to the south exit of Beijing, and is called "the right-hand man of deep well" in history. Therefore, there are by no means a few famous mountains in Beijing. Today, Bian Xiao will take you to check out several beautiful mountains around Beijing, and the fares are cheap!

Beijing Baiwangshan 1

Baiwang Mountain, also known as Wang 'er Mountain and Baiwang Mountain Forest Park, is a national 3A-level scenic spot, with an altitude of 2 10 meters, and is the last mountain ridge where the remaining veins of Taihang Mountain enter the capital.

Baiwangshan Forest Park has many kinds of vegetation, and the air is rich in negative oxygen ions. Swimming in it can enjoy the health care function of forest bath. Besides, Baiwang Mountain has a quiet environment and is suitable for people of all ages and different constitutions to climb and exercise. It is the closest mountaineering paradise to Beijing.

Baiwang Mountain is located 3 kilometers north of the Summer Palace in Beijing. The locals call it Wanger Mountain. Jingmi Diversion Canal is the closest forest park to the urban area, which runs around the mountain. Baiwang Mountain belongs to the residual vein of Taihang Mountain and is the easternmost peak extending from Taihang Mountain to North China Plain, so it has the reputation of "the first peak of Taihang outpost".

Opening hours: 6: 00-19: 00;

Ticket price: 6 yuan;

Address of the scenic spot: Hukou, Heishan, Haidian District, Beijing;

Bus: Take No.330, No.384 and No.584 at Beigongmen Station, No.6 at Beijing West Railway Station and No.4 at Qianmen. You can also take Express112,328,518 and get off at Baiwangshan Forest Park Station.

Subway: get off at the ground station of 13 line and transfer to 449, Xizhimen 65 1 line at Baiwangjiayuan Station, then transfer to No.328, No.518, No.4, No.6/Yuntong 1 12 and get off at Baiwangshan Forest Park Station and cross the road to the east gate of the park.

2. Fang Shang in Beijing

Shangfangshan National Forest Park, because of its dense forests, fantastic peaks, deep caves, elegant environment, pleasant climate and fresh air, was built by monks to raise forests as early as the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and was given the reputation of "Suzhou and Hangzhou in the south and the summit in the north" by tourists of all ages.

Fang is known as "Suzhou and Hangzhou in the south and the top of Mount Tai in the north". There are 12 peaks, and the pillar of Zhongtian is the highest peak in the square, with an altitude of 860 meters, also known as "Star Picking Cable". Nine caves have unique landscapes, the most famous of which is Yunshui Cave, with 108 natural landscape. Located in Hancunhe Town, Fangshan District, Beijing, about 60 kilometers away from the center of Beijing, it is a mountain-type natural scenic spot.

Ticket price: 40 yuan

Opening hours of scenic spots: 8:00- 16:00.

Address of scenic spots: Shengshuiyu, Hancunhe Town, Fangshan District, Beijing

Bus route: Take bus 9 17 at Tianqiao, get off at Liangxiang or Fangshan, and transfer to bus 15 (Changyang-Shangfangshan) for direct access.

Self-driving route: Liu Lihe exit of Beijing-Shijiazhuang Expressway is 20km straight or Fangshan exit of Beijing-Shijiazhuang Expressway12km passes Fangshan → Zhoukoudian → Hancunhe intersection.

Self-driving: Go straight for 20km from Liu Lihe exit of Beijing-Shijiazhuang Expressway or go straight from Fangshan exit of Beijing-Shijiazhuang Expressway12km via Fangshan-Zhoukoudian-Hancunhe intersection.

Best season: suitable for all seasons. Spring is full of flowers and mild climate, suitable for mountain climbing. Summer can be enjoyed in Aoki, and the cave is very refreshing. Autumn leaves are all over the mountain, dazzling. Snow is seen in the mountains in winter, and pine and cypress are wrapped in silver.

3. Beijing Jiu Feng

Jiu Feng Forest Park in Beijing is located in the middle of Daxi Mountain Scenic Area in the west of Beijing, at the western end of Beiqing Road, only 2 kilometers away from Zhongguancun High-tech Park, and it is one of the closest national forest parks to Beijing. The main peak is 465 meters above sea level and more than 30 kilometers away from Beijing.

The two peaks on the top of the mountain are like a vulture with wings, and two ancient pine trees are towering into the sky, facing each other far away. Located in the middle of Xishan Mountain, which is called "the head of Taihang Mountain" in ancient times, 2 kilometers away from Zhongguancun High-tech Park, it is one of the closest national forest parks to Beijing. Formerly known as Xiufeng. Because the main peak is 405 meters high and looks like an eagle, it is commonly known as Jiu Feng. According to legend, this is one of the seventy-two battalions in Liao Dynasty! Then came Debt Relieving Temple and Kannonji.

Park tickets: 15 yuan;

Opening hours: off-season (1October1-March 3 of the following year1) 8: 00-17: 00, and peak season (April1-10

Address of scenic spots: Beijing Jiu Feng National Forest Park, No.5 Xiufeng 4th Road, Sujiatuo Town, Haidian District, Beijing.

Transportation route: Get off at Xiyuan Station (Anheqiao North) of Daxing Line of Metro Line 4, and get off at Beihanhe Station (Anheqiao North) (Exit D) of 16 Line, and walk for 2.8km. ..

By car: Xiaojiahe Bridge in North Fifth Ring Road-Yongfeng Road-Beiqing Road-Jiu Feng.

4. Mangshan Mountain in Beijing

Mangshan Park, a national 3A-level scenic spot, has the highest peak of 640 meters above sea level and climbs stairs step by step.

The stone steps here are paved with 3666 stones, which is the longest climbing step in Beijing, like a ladder reaching into the sky. Mangshan Giant Buddha is located halfway up the mountain, with a height of 9.99 meters and a weight of 3,000 tons, and is known as the largest Buddha in North China. There is an artificial Tianchi Lake on the top of the mountain, which is the largest artificial Tianchi Lake in China. Echoing Tianchi from a distance is the Mangshan Watchtower, overlooking the Ming Tombs scenic area and overlooking Beijing.

Ticket price: 20 yuan;

Opening hours: 8: 00-17: 00;

Address of scenic spots: Shuiku North Road (near Mangshan Road), Changping District, Beijing.

Transportation route: Get off at Zhuxinzhuang Station of Metro Line 8 (direction of Zhuxinzhuang), transfer to changping line (direction of Changping Xishan Exit) and get off at Changping Dongguan Station (exit D), and walk for 550 meters.

Self-driving route:

Take Jingchang Expressway to Changping Xiguan Exit (13C), go east along Changping Government Street to Dongguan Island, go north along Shuiku Road, follow the signs of Mangshan Resort, and cross the resort to Mangshan Park.

There are many mountain roads leading to the top of the mountain, some are rugged and some are flat. On the way to climb, you can see pheasants, squirrels and falcons from time to time, and the environment is quiet. It is suitable for people of all ages and different physical conditions to climb and exercise.

5. Miao Feng in Beijing

Miao Feng is a national 3A-level scenic spot and one of the famous "Eight Famous Mountains" in Beijing! The elevation of the main peak is 129 1 m, which is 55 kilometers away from the city center. It is the nearest thousand meters high mountain to Beijing. Miao Feng is a tourist attraction integrating religious pilgrimage and mountain holiday in the suburbs of Beijing. Goujian Village at the foot of the mountain is the hometown of roses in China, where more than 1,000 mu of Miao Feng roses have been planted.

It is famous for its "ancient temples, strange pines and strange rocks", with seasonal landscapes such as sunrise, sunset glow, rime and mountain market, and thousands of acres of roses wear the title of "a must in North China". It is the largest traditional pilgrimage temple fair in northern China and one of the most cultural attractions around Beijing.

Miao Feng ticket price: 40 yuan;

Opening hours of scenic spots: 7: 00-17: 00;

Address of scenic spots: Miaofengshan Town, Mentougou District, Beijing

Transportation route: get off at Apple Orchard Station, take bus No.326 and No.336 to the river beach, and then transfer to a long-distance bus for direct access. Get off at the subway apple orchard and take the minibus directly. Get off at the subway Apple Orchard Station and transfer to a long-distance bus (there are shuttle buses every day during weekends and temple fairs from May to September).

Self-driving: Pass Jinyuan Bridge from the Fifth Ring Road and go straight into Fushi Road. Cross Shuangyu Bridge, take the Sixth Ring Road, and exit at Junzhuang Toll Station. Turn at the left front of Junzhuang Bridge and enter G 109 National Road. Driving along the G 109 National Road, you can see the road signs of Miao Feng Scenic Area. After seeing the Miao Feng archway on the right, you can enter Miao Feng Mountain Road and follow it.

6. Yunmeng Mountain in Beijing

Yunmeng Mountain, called "Little Huangshan Mountain" or "Yunmeng Mountain" in ancient times, is located at the junction of Miyun County and Huairou District in Beijing, about 80 kilometers away from Beijing. It is a famous scenic spot in the suburbs of Beijing and a famous national forest park in Beijing.