Ming Tomb Reservoir

The Ming Tombs Reservoir is located on the Dongsha River, a tributary of Wenyu River in the north of Changping District, Beijing. The reservoir is close to the Ming Tombs area and hence its name. The reservoir was built in 1958 and is about 40 kilometers away from Beijing. It is a medium-sized reservoir for flood prevention, power generation, irrigation and fish farming.

The Ming Tombs Reservoir is not open to the outside world, but you can ride outside. The scenery of the reservoir riding route is really good, suitable for weekend travel. The slope of the whole process is not big, the difficulty coefficient is low, suitable for novice.

Up high to see the whole view of the Ming Tombs Reservoir. The weather is good today. The farthest you can see China. The trail is a repaired stone step. There are two viewing pavilions on the mountain. You can continue to walk left. The road is a gravel road. You can go down the mountain along the path and return to the second. A small pavilion descends the hill along a well-built trail. Navigate the Ming Tombs Reservoir Management Office, there are several entrances, the entrance has a large stone road + fire prevention propaganda card (do not care which entrance enters, all the same, they are climbing wild mountain road) after entering, along the obvious dirt road all the way up, the fork in the tree has red square towel mark, But in fact, do not care about which specific fork road, because as long as it is obvious dirt road can climb up, the same way. Pay attention to many stone roads on the mountain road. When climbing, pay attention to safety. Pay attention to non-slip climbing. It is estimated that the whole process of climbing is 10 minutes. After going up, you can see the entire Mingling Reservoir. Then you can go back to the main road of the mountaineering trail. On the ridge, you can watch the landscape while watching the mountains and rivers. Looking at the city climbing through the second pavilion, there is an area of sports equipment, there is a fork road, the fork road can lead to the back door of the PetroChina Convention Center (there is a special security guard to ask for the way), is also the starting point of the mountain climbing, but also a dirt road to return to the Ming Tombs Reservoir Management Office The starting point of the mountaineering is also the dirt road with obvious tracks

In the evening, I went to the Ming Tombs Reservoir for a circle, and I looked far away. I hurriedly got off the bus and took a few photos, but I didn't have any fun. But when I came back, I found a dragon in the cloud I took.

The current reservoir shooting is not so easy. One is that the entire scenic spot is closed. The other is that the scenic spot is very large, and you can only drive through. You can only get off the bus and stay for a short time.