1 / 15Lianhuashan Resort in Beijing, China, has 2.1 km of ski slopes and 2 lifts for skiing and snowboarding.
Trail information
Lianhuashan stands near Changchun in China's Jilin province, a couple of dozen kilometres from the city. The hill is very low, around 130 metres of vertical, with two lifts and almost entirely easy runs. The season is short, from late November to the end of February, but Manchurian winters are dry and bitterly cold, so the snow holds without trouble. Most visitors come out from Changchun for the day.
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Lifts
- 2Chairlifts
- 4Magic carpets
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What visitors say about the resort
Being the largest ski area in Changchun and the closest one to the city is the main draw: direct shuttles run from the city centre and the airport. Skiers note the sheer size of the terrain, a spread of runs from beginner slopes to advanced ones, snow laid down promptly and night skiing. The frozen lake at the foot is a separate attraction, with skating, snowmobiles, sledges and animal-drawn sleighs for non-skiers in the party.
Peak-day overload is what people complain about: weekend and holiday queues run very long and the rental shop simply runs out of gear, so seasoned visitors advise either a weekday trip or being at the ticket desk when it opens. Prices are called high. Beginners have no quarrel with the terrain, but anyone trying to progress finds the learning slopes far too flat: fine for basic movements, useless for the next step. The snow is man-made.
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