Driving a Prado in the first snow, a trip to Huangganliang, Inner Mongolia to play in the snow

As an outdoor enthusiast, the happiest source of joy in winter is to play in the snow. According to the weather forecast, there will be a large-scale snowfall in Beijing, Hebei, Inner Mongolia and other places this weekend, so an ice and snow trip will be a must. The execution started in full swing.

On the day of departure, I got up early, prepared the vehicle equipment and set off immediately.

This time I am going to run a long distance and experience the newly purchased Baluda HUD.

Ready to go, the HUD navigation system is voice-controlled, use "Hello Future" to wake up the AI ??robot, and voice input our destination: Huangganliang Forest Tourist Area.

Determine the destination, and the navigation will automatically calculate the mileage and estimated time. It will take about a day to arrive.

The Fifth Ring Road to the Beijing-New Expressway has left Beijing

Goodbye Beijing, here I come from Inner Mongolia!

Just running and running all the way, it started snowing on the road in Hebei, and there was more and more snow on the road. Fortunately, I changed to Goodyear AT tires, which run bolder and more securely than road tires.

It’s already evening when we arrive in Inner Mongolia. We’ll stay in the nearest county first and then officially enter the mountains tomorrow!

We gathered and set off early in the morning, passing by an iconic fake tree in Huanggangliang Scenic Area.

We followed the road up to the ridge, ready to descend from here and start today’s ice and snow crossing journey.

The place we came to today is called Huangganliang Forest Park. The administrative division belongs to Keshiketeng Banner in Inner Mongolia. Although Huangganliang is not well-known, if I say another name, everyone will know it. That is Daxinganling. Huanggangliang is located at the southernmost tip of the Daxingan Mountains and is the highest peak in the Daxingan Mountains. The main peak is 2,029 meters above sea level. There are many kinds of animals and plants in the forest area. Come with us to see what you will see in it!

As we marched deeper, the snow became deeper and deeper, the scenery became more and more beautiful, and we gradually entered a pure white world.

Because the snow was too deep, the car was stuck and could not move forward or forward, so we had to get out of the car and dig out the snow to get out. In this cold winter of minus 20 degrees, it is really a pleasure to breathe in the authentic Daxinganling air.

The quiet forest path is very quiet, as if we are the only one traveling alone, but deep in the forest, there are countless small animals hidden, such as wild deer, roe deer, rabbits, foxes, etc., we The most encountered ones along the way are wild deer. They run across from far away, with quick movements and alert reactions. They are the most energetic spirits in nature.

The wild deer crossed the dirt road in the distance. We parked the car and waited, watching the group of elves from a distance.

We saw the most wild deer and rabbits along the way, and what surprised us most was that we encountered a herd of wild horses. These horses are different from the horses of grassland herdsmen. They are completely wild. The horses in the pastoral areas of Inner Mongolia are indeed wild. There are so many of them, they are all raised by herdsmen, but wild horses are rare in the forest area! After querying the information, we learned that this is called "Daxingan Mountain Horse", also known as forest horse. It was just recognized as a new group in September 2016 and is mainly distributed in the Daxing'an Mountains and surrounding areas. Our luck on this trip was really good! At this point, we will end the travelogue with the opportunity and climax of the Daxinganling Horse. I hope you all like it! Safety reminder: Although the snow scenery in Huanggangliang in the Daxingan Mountains is good, if you don’t have enough outdoor experience and excellent vehicle equipment, you should be cautious. Just look at it on the side of the road. I also thank Bailuda for safely navigating me to my destination. land.

Thank you all!