Pudong travel guide — where to stay, what to do, and where to eat in Pudong, Shanghai, China.
Top trails
Routes worth lacing up your boots for.
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1
Dishui Lake Loop Trail
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2
Pudong Riverside Greenway: Lujiazui to Houtan
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3
Century Park Perimeter Walk
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4
Binhai Forest Park Trails
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5
Houtan Park Wetland Walk
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6
Nanhui Zui Coastal Seawall Walk
Trail difficulty levels
Pick a route that matches your fitness and experience.
Flat paved or boardwalk paths, no ascent, suitable for all fitness levels and families with strollers.
Flat but longer and partly unpaved forest and wetland paths where distance, not gradient, sets the effort.
A long riverside walk of about 9 km that suits regular walkers; there is no elevation gain.
When to hike
Seasonal conditions in Pudong.
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Local hazards
What to watch out for on the trail.
Hazard: Summer heat and humidity above 35°C — carry more water than expected and avoid midday on exposed sections such as Dishui Lake
Hazard: Sudden thunderstorms and typhoon-season winds (June–September) — check the forecast before heading to the coastal parks
Hazard: Strong, cold wind on the open Lingang lakeshore and Nanhui seawall in winter
Hazard: Mosquitoes near wetlands at Houtan Park, Binhai Forest Park and Dishui Lake in summer — repellent recommended
Hazard: These are urban park paths rather than mountain routes, with no mountain rescue; Pudong has no natural hills