Where is a good ski resort in Beijing?

Costs vary, basically around 120 yuan, including the cost of school tools. Coach's fees really vary widely, and it is not necessarily what kind of coach to invite. Tickets are all around 10-30.

The deposit is generally about 200-300, and the rent for snow clothes is about 30. In addition, if there is a route, basically all major snow fields have cars that can be reached nearby, usually long-distance buses with the prefix 9. Some can go directly, such as Jundu Mountain, and some need to take a taxi (1around 5 yuan), such as Nanshan.

If you are a beginner, I suggest you go to Badaling Ski Resort or Huaibei Ski Resort, because both ski resorts are relatively simple. ....

The largest and most interesting ski resort in Beijing is Nanshan Ski Resort, which is very big and fun, but unfortunately there are many people. ....

If you are an advanced skier, I suggest you go to the advanced ski trail in Du Jun, which is the rarest ski trail in Beijing. I just went to Christmas Eve, and the chairman of Jundushan told me that it was all laid ahead of New Year's Day ~

Moreover, Jundushan is in charge of rice. But it is more expensive than others. ...

If you are quiet and want fewer people, I suggest going to Yuyang. This is a newly built snowfield with a small population. It's not bad to play, but it's new after all, and some places are not perfect.

In addition, because Qiao Bo is a city dweller, he doesn't have to experience nature in winter. Lianhua Mountain, Longfeng Mountain, yunfo mountain, etc. Personally, I feel very general, so I don't recommend going ~ ~ ~

Finally, have fun!