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Beidahu Ski Resort

China's New Benchmark

Set within the foothills of the Changbai Mountains on the world’s renowned golden ski belt, Beidahu Ski Resort is known for exceptionally dry powder and remarkably calm winter conditions. Sheltered by mountains on three sides, it enjoys a 160-day snow season, Olympic-caliber terrain, and one of the largest vertical drops in Asia. Wide-open learning terrain also makes Beidahu one of Asia’s most approachable destinations for new and progressing skiers.

Acres
680
Trails
74
Vertical Drop
2854'
Avg Snowfall
31"
Beidahu Ski Resort
Beidahu mountains at sunset

RIME & RIDGELINES

Ride the G Gondola above snow-covered forests and intricate rime ice for panoramic views across the Changbai Mountains. As afternoon light settles across the landscape, it's one of the resort's most unforgettable vantage points.

HOT SPRINGS & IRON POT STEW

The best family ski days don’t end with the last run. Recharge the crew in the resort's hot springs before gathering around a traditional Northeast Chinese iron pot stew, slow-cooked over a wood fire for cold winter evenings.

AFTER DARK

When the sun goes down, the skiing doesn't stop. As China's largest night skiing destination, Beidahu keeps the mountain spinning long after sunset, offering quieter slopes and a completely different way to experience the resort.

LOCAL HACK

After fresh snowfall, head for Gangliang Trail or Qingyun Trail. Both are known for holding soft powder, while Gangliang winds through quiet rime forests that feel far removed from the resort's busiest slopes.

Explore the Mountain

How to Get There

Nearby Airports

  • Changchun Longjia International Airport CGQ78 Miles
family jumping above snowboards