Zaozhuang

Xiong'er Mountain National Geopark coordinates, Zaozhuang The mountain resembles a lying bear, with the main peak resembling the bear's open ears, hence the name Xiong'er Mountain. Climb a section of stairs from the parking lot to reach the ticket gate. Continue upwards after entering, there is a suspension bridge on the right, you can walk up along the suspension bridge and return via the normal stairs. The Grand Canyon goes down first and then up, the stairs are narrow and steep. With my acrophobia, I held onto the iron chain beside me and moved step by step. After exiting the Grand Canyon, I didn't continue upwards. Above is the Huanglong Cave, which should be a karst cave. Outside the Grand Canyon, I took a short rest and looked into the distance. Seeing a path on the left, it leads to the Small Canyon, thinking it would be easier to walk than the Grand Canyon. The Small Canyon is indeed much shorter than the Grand Canyon, but the steep parts are still very steep. The most troublesome part is that there is no iron chain to hold onto. I could only rely on the friction between my palms and the rocks, and with a bit of self-confidence, I wobbled out of the Small Canyon.