Hiking in Beijing in early autumn

Autumn in Beijing is the best time of the year. When the temperature cools down, my children and I usually go hiking in the suburbs. Share the Miaofeng Mountain Hiking This route originated from an ancient incense road. The Niangniang Temple on Miaofeng Mountain was very popular in the past. Those who burned incense and made wishes took a pilgrimage road across the Yangtai Mountain Scenic Area. The level and intensity of this route are also relatively low, suitable for beginners of outdoor enthusiasts. The scenery along the way is beautiful, with ancient roads, temples, sculptures, forests, and streams. The ancient road was originally a rugged dirt road. When Cixi was going to Miaofeng Mountain to worship, the eunuch An Dehai funded the widening of the road to seven feet to please the empress dowager, and spent a huge amount of money to pave the road, which became the golden steps of "one tael of silver and one stone". Today, traces of various monuments can still be seen, but there are no incense burners, but citizens running and hiking can be seen all the way. The unrepaired ancient road on the way is full of the smell of green grass. The forest and grassland sections are very beautiful. The Rose Valley is the most romantic scenery in the middle, and the trail finally reaches Jiangou Village at the foot of Miaofeng Mountain. The duration is 5-8 hours, which is more suitable for beginners. There are places to replenish supplies every 2-3 hours on the road, mainly water, beverages, self-heating lunch boxes, hot water noodles, watermelons, etc., so you don’t need to carry too much weight when hiking. There are toilets at the above three supply points. Those who like hiking can try it, see the beautiful scenery along the way, and feel Beijing in early autumn #亲子好去处