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  1. Short descriptions of this week's hikes are listed below, and our full hiking schedule is on the upcoming hikes page. If the new site seems a bit confusing, please read a description of the changes on this page.

  2. Wednesday May 14th, 2008

    Auspicious Village mid-week

    For this hike we will head out to Huairou County for a countryside walk through farmland, hills, and valleys. Along the way we will pass three different villages – a good opportunity to compare the big-city lifestyle in Beijing to that of the inhabitants of small villages that are practically hidden from the outside world. After the hike we’ll get a late lunch at a local restaurant. (The cost of food and drinks is included in the price of the hike.)

    Auspicious Village mid-week - Basic hike information
    Cost: 300RMB per person; Meet at Lido Starbucks at 8:30am; 1.5 hours travel each way; 3 hours of hiking; return approx. 4:30pm
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  3. Saturday May 17th, 2008

    A Long Way To Pray For Rain

    Deep in the Miyun countryside, we’ll follow a trail from Dragon Spring Valley up through a ruined village, over the mountains and down past another remote village, finally arriving at a popular tourist destination called Bai Long Tan. Back in the 80s a group of villagers made a barefoot mission along the same path with the aim of earning a heaven-sent drought-breaking rainfall. We talked to the group leader – he said it worked! We recommend hiking boots for those planning to join us.

    A Long Way To Pray For Rain - Basic hike information
    Cost: 250RMB per person; Meet at Lido Starbucks at 8:30am; 2 hours each way; 4 hours of hiking; return approx. 5:30pm
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  4. Sunday May 18th, 2008

    Vulture Rock Park to Miaofeng Temple

    On this hike we’ll follow the paved Vulture Rock Park trail as it winds up through a pine forest towards Miaofeng Mountain. As we reach the end of the park trail we’ll head for a plateau where we’ll stop to have lunch and enjoy the view. From there we’ll follow the ridgeline, passing through beautiful high mountain scenery on the way down to the village at the foot of Miaofeng Shan.

    Vulture Rock Park to Miaofeng Temple - Basic hike information
    Cost: 250RMB per person; Meet at Lido Starbucks at 8:30am; 1.5 hours each way; 4-5 hours; return approx. 5:30pm
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