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Beijing Huaibei International Ski Resort ski resort

A wooden walkway below a snow-covered peak near Lijiang, China
A snow-covered peak near Lijiang, China; not a ski area. Photo: Santasak Trirattanasak / Pexels.

The short answer

Beijing Huaibei International Ski Resort has about 5 km of mapped runs and 8 lifts, with skiing from about 136 m up to 301 m (988 ft), a vertical drop of 165 m. By mapped runs it is number 9 of the 9 China ski areas in our list. The nearest airport with scheduled flights is Beijing Capital (PEK), about 41 km away in a straight line.

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    Private Transfer to Mutianyu Great Wall and Huaibei Ski Resort From Beijing

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  • Day trip

    Huaibei Ski and Mutianyu Great Wall Day Trip with English Speaking Driver

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  • Day trip

    Huaibei Ski Resort and Mutianyu Great Wall Private Day Tour

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    Private Day Trip to Huaibei International Ski Resort and Mutianyu Great Wall

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    Beijing Private Tour to Huaibei Ski Resort and Mutianyu Great Wall with Lunch

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Beijing Huaibei International Ski Resort: runs from 136 m to 301 m, a vertical drop of 165 m200300Top of the highest mapped run: 301 m (988 ft)Top 301 m · 988 ftBase 136 m · 446 ft165 mvertical drop
Illustrative profile. Top and base are the highest and lowest mapped runs (OpenStreetMap via OpenSkiMap).

Ski area facts

Top elevation
301 m988 ft
Vertical drop
165 m541 ft
Mapped runs
5 km16 runs
Lifts
8mostly magic carpets

Runs by difficulty

Run length by difficulty: Novice 4% (0.2 km), Easy 14% (0.7 km), Intermediate 59% (3 km), Advanced 24% (1.2 km)Novice: 0.2 km, 1 runs (4%)Easy: 0.7 km, 2 runs (14%)14%EasyIntermediate: 3 km, 11 runs (59%)59%IntermediateAdvanced: 1.2 km, 2 runs (24%)24%Advanced

About 18% of the mapped run length is novice or easy, 59% intermediate and 24% advanced or harder. Difficulty follows OpenStreetMap’s international scale (in Europe, easy ≈ blue, intermediate ≈ red, advanced ≈ black).

DifficultyRunsLength
Novice10.2 km
Easy20.7 km
Intermediate113 km
Advanced21.2 km

Lifts

8 mapped lifts, most of them magic carpets.

Lift typeCount
Magic carpets5
Chairlifts3

Piste map

For the current official piste map, open the resort’s website. You can also explore every mapped run and lift on OpenSkiMap’s interactive map.

Nearest airports

Airports with scheduled flights, by straight-line distance (road distance is longer).

AirportCityStraight-line distance
Beijing Capital (PEK)Beijing41 km
Beijing Daxing (PKX)Beijing107 km
Chengde Puning (CDE)Chengde141 km

Frequently asked questions

What is the elevation of Beijing Huaibei International Ski Resort?

The highest mapped run starts at about 301 m (988 ft) and the lowest ends at about 136 m (446 ft), a vertical of 165 m (541 ft).

How many km of ski runs does Beijing Huaibei International Ski Resort have?

OpenStreetMap maps about 5 km of downhill runs and 8 lifts. The resort’s own figure may differ because it measures runs differently.

What is the nearest airport to Beijing Huaibei International Ski Resort?

Beijing Capital (PEK) is the closest airport with scheduled flights, about 41 km away in a straight line.

Where can I see the Beijing Huaibei International Ski Resort piste map?

Use the resort’s official website for the current piste map, or view the mapped runs and lifts on OpenSkiMap.

Ski area data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), processed by OpenSkiMap; airports from OurAirports. Retrieved . Elevations are those of the highest and lowest mapped runs; run lengths are measured from the map and can differ from the resort’s published figures. Check the official website before you book.