Skiing in Beijing - Wonder Ski Resort??/

Skiing in Beijing - Wonder Ski Resort??/
Jan 14, 2005 09:56
XIONGDABEN Points: Join Date: Jan 14, 2005 Status: offline	Hi all, Trying to plan a ski weekend/day out. Lots of discussions about pros and cons of Nanshan, mostly it seems that Nanshan's slopes are too short and too crowded. There is meant to be a place calle Wonder Ski or Wonder Resort some way up North of Beijing, newly opened, with pistes or 2K and more and so called red and black pistes ;-) Has anyone been to this place? Is it any good? Is it still under construction and basically a disaster area? Any help appreciated! xiexie nimen. xdb

Jan 14, 2005 09:56

XIONGDABEN
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Hi all,

Trying to plan a ski weekend/day out. Lots of discussions about pros and cons of Nanshan, mostly it seems that Nanshan's slopes are too short and too crowded.
There is meant to be a place calle Wonder Ski or Wonder Resort some way up North of Beijing, newly opened, with pistes or 2K and more and so called red and black pistes ;-)
Has anyone been to this place? Is it any good? Is it still under construction and basically a disaster area? Any help appreciated!
xiexie nimen. xdb

Jan 20, 2005 10:27

DEE0228
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Hi, Xiongdaben!

I collect some information about Beijing's Ski resorts for you, hope it helps!

Nanshan Ski Village in Miyun County, about 80Km from downtown Beijing. With 1318 meters of Toboggan Runs crossing 9 highs, one bridge, and 5 jumping segments, it has a skiing school with 40 international instructors. Eight trails for beginners, intermediate and advanced skiers, and the first snow football ground for six players. Accommodation is available.
Cost: US$50 per day. Contacts: Tel: 010-6445 0990

Huaibei Ski Resort is located at the Jiugukou natural scenic spot, 70Km from Beijing, about one hour driving by car, It boasts the biggest ski resort in Beijing with the longest run, covering in total more than 30,000sprare meters. The ski trails are more than 3,100 meters long in total, with a drop elevation of 238 meters, which are made up of two advanced trails & two intermediate trails, and another four beginner's tracks. The cableway is 1,200 meters in total.
Contacts: Tel:010-6966 1177

Jundushan Ski Resort in Changping, Beijing which is just more than 30km away from downtown aera. It features a snow-covered area of 150,000 square meters and all-around service facilities with a total area of more than 6,000 square meters, making it one of the largest ski courses in Beijing. There are two nearly 1,000m intermediate lanes with 20 different kinds of gradients which can meet the needs of intermediate skiers.With a relative fall of 247m, the 1,200m advanced lane features a maximum gradient of 40 percent, making it an ideal lane for showing off skills of advanced skiers. 　　
Contact: 010-64443020 80972023 80673378

Jan 20, 2005 10:36	#2
DEE0228 Points: Join Date: Sep 14, 2004 Status: Offline	BTW, I can't find any information about the Wonder ski resort you refered in the post, do u have its Chinese name?

Jan 20, 2005 11:42	#3
ANTHEA Points: Join Date: Sep 1, 2004 Status: Offline	The Wonder resort you mentioned is located near the Ming Tombs? If yes, it is a well-equiped one with high-standard services.

Feb 9, 2005 21:41	#4
INCREDIBLEBERT Points: Join Date: Feb 9, 2005 Status: Offline	Hi, Xiongdaben I found a leaflet of this resort and I think you are talking about "ski wonderzone". It's supposed to be approx. 3hours down badaling highway near Honghualiang. The leaflet and website look promising. I've not been there yet, but if anyone has "real life" info please let me know. Their website is www.wlski.com.

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